I am sure you will agree with me on one thing: our country is getting left behind by our Asian neighbors. No matter what our self-centered politicians, businessmen and our beloved President say about our “positive progress”, we cannot feel it.
We cannot blame our brothers and sisters that leave our country for greener pastures.
We cannot blame the foreigners for avoiding investing in our country due to the “justice for sale” system over here.
We cannot blame the religious groups for “actively participating” in trying to neutralize the signs of “absolute rule” in-the-making.
I am simply frustrated.
September 17, 2007 at 7:50 am
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October 2, 2007 at 11:11 am
And so who do we blame? Or do we even have to play the blame game? Filipinos have developed a high tolerance for political mis-governance; we have learned to live with our frustration. Who is to blame, the guy tho punches you or the guy who lets himself get punched?
Granted, it’s kinda hard to not get punched when the other guy is a lot stronger, wily and more experienced, as our government is. But at some point that frustration has got to turn into something more than tears.
March 8, 2008 at 11:19 am