Posted by JoeAm on February 3, 2025 · 103 Comments
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America The “We” in that headline points at two distinct collectives. We, the members and readers of the The Society of Honor blog We, the citizens and residents of the Philippines The Society of Honor has declined in readership due to four circumstances: Aging readership or people moving on with … Continue reading →
Posted by JoeAm on January 23, 2025 · 124 Comments
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America The world is a mess. The Philippines is not. I know you will object because you spend most of your time complaining. My advice is, push reset. If you don’t stick up for the Philippines, who will? The Philippines has character, great people, beautiful lands and seas, a sound … Continue reading →
Posted by Irineo B. R. Salazar on January 6, 2025 · 71 Comments
2025 will be a difficult year for many countries. As this blog’s focus is the Philippines, the question is what to expect there for this year. Will any oppositionist enter the Senate after the term of Senator Risa Hontiveros ends? The trend of 2019 and 2022 is a warning. Likewise, will two more Tulfo brothers … Continue reading →
Category Blogging/Journalism, Citizenship/Patriotism, Culture and Arts, Economy, Philippine Politics, Technology/Internet · Tagged with competitiveness, Culture and Arts, development, economy, Filipinos, humor, introspection, NASA, Philippines, politics, prosperity, science
Posted by JoeAm on January 2, 2025 · 145 Comments
By Lance Corporal X 2025 A blog about Filipinos going all in with Starlink surfaced in late 2024. It went viral. INC, then LDS, two churches, one from the Philippines and the other from USA, started offering free WiFi to the public via Starlink. Another church from Mindanao, KJC, hearing of its success also decided … Continue reading →
Posted by JoeAm on December 30, 2024 · 148 Comments
Analysis and Opinion By Joe America I wrote the other day that social media is a disease and we are all sick. It is a global pandemic that is so severe that people don’t know they are sick. In the old days, prior to about 1985, we had three main inputs to our brains. What … Continue reading →