My Journey. Narrated in the Language of Food.
Like many other Pinoys, I am glad that HK Magazine has issued an apology following the article of its columnist, Chip Tsao. The article berated Filipinos as a “nation of servants”. Of course, more than the issue of domestic helpers, Continue reading Chip Tsao Is A Cheap Writer
This one is a big LOL! It reminds me of Legacy.
In 2007, Fr. Ed Panlilio was seen as breath of fresh air in what is otherwise an ever polluted, stale, and decaying political atmosphere, as he decided to seek the gubernatorial seat of Pampanga, (miraculously) beating Mark Lapid and Lilia Continue reading Panlilio for President: Politics of Personality?
This week’s top news shocker definitely goes to Nicole, the alleged victim in the Subic rape case. Her sudden (?) decision to recant her testimony about being raped by US Serviceman Daniel Smith in 2006 has both shocked and divided Continue reading From Heroine to Kontrabida?
Following my own set standards, I must say that it has been ages since I last posted an entry on this site. Nevertheless, I have been monitoring developments left and right. My lack of entries shows that I have been Continue reading The Birth of Crisis Communication
It very much seems that President Arroyo is well on her way to becoming the president who pardoned or gave executive clemency to those who may not really deserve it. In 2007, PGMA pardoned her predecessor, Joseph Estrada, just shortly Continue reading Ninoy: Where the Real Injustice Is