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The two issues that our country face today, namely, that of Chip Tsao’s brash satire on Manila’s claim to the Spratlys, and the ongoing crisis on the kidnap of the ICRC workers, reminds me of a verse in Sun Tzu’s Art of War: Thus we may know that there are five essentials for victory: [...]
Finally the tsismis that the University of the Philippines (UP) won’t be able to immediately attend to one important provision of the 2008 UP Charter (the one on the provision on raising salaries) is now made official. . For those profs and staff who are “nagpapakabayani sa UP” this hardly is a surprise.
There is more than meets the eyes in the controversial WB report reduced as it is now as the butt of contention in congressional hearings of both the House of Representatives and the Senate. The media bureau of Malacanang has cast a lot of shadows on the issue as PR handlers took turns to view [...]
In no particular order, the names – Noli de Castro, Loren Legarda, Manny Villar, Chiz Escudero, Ping Lacson, Joseph Estrada, Mar Roxas, Jojemar Binay, Bayani Fernando, Ephraim Genuino, Gilbert Teodoro, Mike Velarde – might crop up in the list of possible presidential wannabes come May 2010. This is much unlike our US counterpart with its [...]
Columnist Marven V. Ronquillo of the Manila Times observes in his column the emerging bloc in Congress that he calls as the – contractor-congressmen. In fact, according to him, they are all in the House of Representatives and maybe the Senate as well whose number rises after every election. This means that every three years [...]
Are the so-called Alabang Boys – Brodett, Joseph, & Tecson – arrested by PDEA’s field agents on a reported legitimate buy-bust operation undertaken separately in posh Ayala Alabang and in Araneta Center aptly fall under the classification of a big drug syndicate who source their drugs from as far as America via e-commerce or online? [...]
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