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  1. #101

    Default Re: PHILIPPINES no longer a THIRD World Country

    Quote Originally Posted by tolstoi
    ang nakadaut man gud aning PRO OPPOSITIONS dire kay kung naay postive economic indicators nga nahimu c PGMA, MOREKLAMO kay wala ma feel sa majority blah blah

    unya kung negative napud ang economic indicators [slumping peso, gdp, per capita..etc] BASULON napud c PGMA!

    tsk tsk..asa man gyud mo mulugar?
    an unSUGAR-COATED fact should do the trick!

    NYAKS! nor would I consider myself Pro-opposition.... I hate the OPPOSITION!

    mine is just Constructive criticism as Ralph Waldo Emerson could never have put it any better:

    Whatever you do, you need courage. Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you that you are wrong. There are always difficulties arising that tempt you to believe your critics are right. To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires some of the same courage that a soldier needs. Peace has its victories, but it takes brave men and women to win them.

  2. #102

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    Quote Originally Posted by evs
    a little is better than nothing. one step at a time. so be patient....

    why can't people just stop pointing fingers of who caused the country's so called demise. it is what is and nothing we can do about the past, but each person can help rebulid the future one way or another. whining just don't get you anywhere.
    I agree. If we look closer on the situation, maybe we are also one of the people who put the country into poverty by not following the rules. If we don't obey the rules even simple traffic rule gubot ang atoang dalan.
    how much more if mag civil disobedience pa jud. dili ra man ang government ma apektuhan ani apil man pud kita, ang ato pamilya.

  3. #103

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    we need a government that can satisfy the basic needs of all people, anything that promotes abundance of food,clothing and shelter not in math but in reality.

    in my point of view, from those abundance will start obedience to the law of the land because only to those laws that we will be guided to prosperity.

    have we experienced that basic abundance?

  4. #104

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    Quote Originally Posted by bongjo
    we need a government that can satisfy the basic needs of all people, anything that promotes abundance of food,clothing and shelter not in math but in reality.

    in my point of view, from those abundance will start obedience to the law of the land because only to those laws that we will be guided to prosperity.

    have we experienced that basic abundance?
    ... you're one prime example of juan tamad. waiting for the government to provide for you.

  5. #105

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    Quote Originally Posted by mata_hari
    an unSUGAR-COATED fact should do the trick!

    NYAKS! nor would I consider myself Pro-opposition.... I hate the OPPOSITION!

    mine is just Constructive criticism as Ralph Waldo Emerson could never have put it any better:

    Whatever you do, you need courage. Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you that you are wrong. There are always difficulties arising that tempt you to believe your critics are right. To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires some of the same courage that a soldier needs. Peace has its victories, but it takes brave men and women to win them.
    Mao man gud na ila mabaw nga pagsabot. Basta mo criticize ka sa government, opposition ka or worse NPA. This is typical reactionary and myopic perception.

    Wa sila makasabot ngano mo comentaryo sila sa gobyerno. for them its enough and its the right thing to blindly defend this government at all cost bisan nag violate na sa mga balaod nga dapat unta mismo ang gobyerno mauy mag implementar.

  6. #106

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    Quote Originally Posted by istoryador
    So walay pulos manghinambug anang 49+++ nga value sa peso because the effects will be felt in, do I hear you right? 5 years?

    The currency fluctuates every day are you sure peso will remain 49++++ in 5 years?
    Hehehehe... nagpaila lang ka nga wala kay patagad.

  7. #107

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    Maybe for the rich people like the president it isn't.

    This is how we know that politicians do give much care about the reality most of us are facing. WE ARE POOR and we are ashamed of it because we are PROUD PEOPLE, still, we are not doing anything to change it for the better. How we count money doesn't change anything at all.

  8. #108

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    mao nay problem aning pinoy!! EVERYTHING HAS A REASON BAHALAG SAKTO NA!! tsk....tsk...tsk

  9. #109

    Default Re: PHILIPPINES no longer a THIRD World Country

    Quote Originally Posted by istoryador
    Mao man gud na ila mabaw nga pagsabot. Basta mo criticize ka sa government, opposition ka or worse NPA. This is typical reactionary and myopic perception.

    Wa sila makasabot ngano mo comentaryo sila sa gobyerno. for them its enough and its the right thing to blindly defend this government at all cost bisan nag violate na sa mga balaod nga dapat unta mismo ang gobyerno mauy mag implementar.
    hmmm so istoryador finally found a minion here =)

    for brod istoryador and the likes..maghulat nalang lagi ta sa next 2010 election..sakto pud ba na daghan ma implement na PROJECTS dire sa CEBU c tita PGMA :mrgreen:


  10. #110

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    Quote Originally Posted by mata_hari
    an unSUGAR-COATED fact should do the trick!

    NYAKS! nor would I consider myself Pro-opposition.... I hate the OPPOSITION!

    mine is just Constructive criticism as Ralph Waldo Emerson could never have put it any better:

    Whatever you do, you need courage. Whatever course you decide upon, there is always someone to tell you that you are wrong. There are always difficulties arising that tempt you to believe your critics are right. To map out a course of action and follow it to an end requires some of the same courage that a soldier needs. Peace has its victories, but it takes brave men and women to win them.
    mata_hari..care to expound on your "UnSugar-coated fact should do the trick!" comment pertaining to my last post?...btw if you aren't PRo opposition what side are you then?

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