From the daily archives:
Photo Credits: Ellen Tordesillas Many of us were OUTRAGED when we learned na ang drama pala talaga ni Gloria, tatakbo rin pala. And it is already a given that she will win Pampanga pretty easily and her return to Congress will just be that easy. But really, the goal here is to push for Charter [...]
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Tigil muna massacre na to mga kabarrio. Eto pala ang chika: nahuli pala si Tiger Woods at ang say nang first love ko: “Hey, it’s, uh, it’s Tiger. I need you to do a huge favor. Can you please take your name off your phone? My wife went through my phone and may be calling [...]
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A military’s job is to remain quiet? I’ve been glued on TV 24 horas, listening and watching the latest on the Maguindanao massacre. It’s unbelievable how they planned this bloody carnage. It is also puke-wrenching listening to those two military personnel who were at the checkpoint who claimed that they have no clue and/or is [...]
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Tinapay: Nadekwat dito Mula nung dumating ako, puro pan de coco ang laman nang sikmura ko. Nilagyan kaya nila to nang opium? Hahaha! Eh yun at yun ang hinahanap ko eh! Day nakakaloka! Lagyan ko kaya to nang ketchup? Toyo na lang kaya? An sarap nya eh hehehe! So, breakfast ko sya, lunch at dinner. [...]
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Words cannot describe the tragedy in Maguindanao. We all know that politics in the Philippines is dirty and violent, but this is beyond every Pinoy’s imagination. Many have been mum in disbelief that humans were capable of this horror, let alone a generally good-natured Filipino.
The news and the images circulating around the press and the internet not only presents our country to more embarassment and prejudice, but also neglects the need for privacy and comfort of the families of those who perished. Furthermore, it can further traumatize the already bruised and beaten sense of safety and innocence.
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