I admit. My family suffered neither the horrors of Martial Law as what 75,000 tortured Filipinos experienced at the hands of a neurotic madman nor became impoverished by it. No one in my family was captured or thrown in jail and never heard nor seen again. Not one of my aunties was abused or one [...]
2010: The Cyberspace Strategy
May 16, 2008 By 2 Comments
Via Aileen’s work blog, I downloaded the Social Media Tracker Wave.3 study by Universal McCann, and after digesting its results, I thought of how this would impact the political landscape come the 2010 elections. Of course, I did have to take the numbers provided in the study with a grain of salt (especially since I [...]
Because We Can Change the Dynamics of the Game
April 19, 2008 By 25 Comments
Because We Can
April 17, 2008 By 38 Comments
“WTF!?!” Comes to mind when something like this mindless thing keeps coming out. We go about this, over and fucking over and over.
YOU want this country to be FUCKING better? Well, IT AIN’T GONNA if we’re going to keep on escalating WAR between ourselves or thinking CRAP.
Before anybody go all high and mighty and be personal: I’m NOT at all saying, let bygones be bygones BUT our WOUNDED PRIDE, OUR PROBLEM with Gloria— isn’t about her or her family. Remove their names and it will be somebody else betraying us over. The cycle will go on, and on, like an Evil Energizer Bunny.
Jesuitic Placebo
April 14, 2008 By 1 Comment
MANILA, Philippines—The Jesuits have a reputation of being Church renegades. We recall, for example, the defining leadership of Fr. Pedro Arrupe, S.J.—he who irritated the Vatican because of his critical independent views.
Such reputation has made some expect that the Jesuits of the Philippine Province would veer away from the timid and equivocal position of the bishops regarding the crisis.
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