MERGED: FEDERAL DEMOCRACY: A solution to the sick country, the Philippines.

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@Romeojin

Nagkulang ang pundo kay gi corrupt man ang 60% sa budget. Wla pa jud gi dapat sa sakto nga proyekto.
If needed to borrow from World Bank, we will. As long as we can see a better return of investment.

- utang na sad. dako na gani kaayo ta ug budget deficit.

- another problem na sad. tsk tsk tsk

[laplink]

daghan factors.. debt servicing (bayad sa utang), daghan poor to serve, corruption government officals/staff, natural disaster, suweldo ng gobyerno if mo push through ang federalism mas daghan pa ta suwelduhan, mis appropriation of funds, government spending . etc kulang gyud ang budget. moreklamo ta na padung tanan sa manila atong tax ... pero daghan gihapon poor sa manila.

pila naman ni ka decada kanang imong gi mention bro. Panahon pa intawon na sa atong Kalololololololololohan nga mga problema.

[Romeojin]

@Romeojin

Nagkulang ang pundo kay gi corrupt man ang 60% sa budget. Wla pa jud gi dapat sa sakto nga proyekto.
If needed to borrow from World Bank, we will. As long as we can see a better return of investment.

you dont need to tell me about corruption. corruption is as old as the government. im not stupid to believe in.. walang corrupt walang mahirap. the right words should be kung walang gobyerno walang corrupt

i wonder where you get that 60% figure?

[Romeojin]

pila naman ni ka decada kanang imong gi mention bro. Panahon pa intawon na sa atong Kalololololololololohan nga mga problema.

then what masolve ng federalism ang kaning decades old problems? kulang nga budget mo suggest mo to spend more... with federalism.

[BIGMAN]

lain bya ang case sa US. nag civil war bya sila at first then after nag decide sila ng all out peace and went federal.

by giving states federal democracy what will assure us that they will still be controlled by the national government.

Well, I guess you need to go back the threads. This concern was answered by some istoryans.

[BIGMAN]

you dont need to tell me about corruption. corruption is as old as the government. im not stupid to believe in.. walang corrupt walang mahirap. the right words should be kung walang gobyerno walang corrupt

i wonder where you get that 60% figure?

Well, read news bro for you to know where I get that 60% figure. You mean, let's eliminate the government. Ha ha ha, foolishness.

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nganong naay may corruption?
kay naay kwarta

Asa maning Lugara?
sa Pilipinas

Pila ka star ng Pilipinas?
3 Kabuok
Luzon, Visayas and Mindanao

Asa padulongang ang pundo?
Sa Luzon

Na pakahay Pundo nag Visayas ug Mindanao?
Bcn, pag-sure uy...

Pila man kaha?
wala ta kahibalo

Nganung wala man ta Kahibalo?
kay way man tay nakita nga proyekto

Naa pero tapak ra sa dalan pero inig ting-eleksyon rasad.

Kamo bro wala mo pul-i ana nga systema?

[Romeojin]

Well, read news bro for you to know where I get that 60% figure. You mean, let's eliminate the government. Ha ha ha, foolishness.

i think its better to point me the exact source.. 60% of our budget corrupted. much worst pa siguro ang federalism considering mas daghan pa politiko.

im not saying to eliminate the government im telling you which is more credible. dont stray on the logic.

walang corrupt walang mahirap
walang gobyerno walang corrupt

[BIGMAN]

then what masolve ng federalism ang kaning decades old problems? kulang nga budget mo suggest mo to spend more... with federalism.

At least, we will spend for a hundred folds return of investments (ROI)

[Romeojin]

Well, I guess you need to go back the threads. This concern was answered by some istoryans.

pardon paki quote lang who said it. someone here actually assured that the philippines will remain one as nation. hes probably the most powerful man in here, imagine his greater than the Sultan who gave away Sabah.