Even more interesting. One’s gotta ask: Where is the outrage? Last time I’ve seen what looked like (or what was spun as) collective Pinoy public anger was early this year at the height of the various moronic street protests that erupted as a result of Jun Lozada’s little tale. Not only did we get the [...]
And then there was silence…
June 24, 2008 By 1 Comment
Interesting. After a blogging frenzy over the abduction of a journalist who many (who dared) opined may have “asked for it”, we are left with disturbing silence in the wake of a sea disaster that may have already killed 800 relatively innocent people. At the risk of flogging a dead horse, I did make the [...]
Press releases: the scraps thrown to the peasants
June 18, 2008 By 12 Comments
Jose Mangkukwenta
June 16, 2008 By 4 Comments
Conrado de Quiros’s “rage” is understandable (thanks by the way to Ding for bringing our attention to this “rage”). I will wait to unburden myself of my feelings toward Ces’ captors until the matter is successfully resolved. But I will not wait to unburden myself of my rage at something that has been going on [...]
Back to what’s important
June 11, 2008 By 3 Comments
“Restraint” and the average Pinoy schmoe
June 10, 2008 By 11 Comments
The news about Ces Drilon’s abduction is sad indeed. It must be a huge comfort to her family to know that there is an all-out effort (based on Ding G. Gagelonia’s frequent updates) to recover her and her crew safely; among others: a call for “media restraint”, a “directive” to the AFP to “share intelligence [...]
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