Philippine Industrialization
Posted by JoeAm on September 30, 2020 · 89 Comments
Analysis and Opinion By Karl Garcia Let us look Philippine industrialization — after our recent look at agriculture. ASEAN INTEGRATION ASEAN integration was a measure intended for a level playing field in terms of development. The trade war showed us the ugliness of imposing high tariffs all in the name of protectionism. The said trade … Continue reading →
Free speech is still free in the Philippines, but take care . . .
Posted by JoeAm on April 3, 2020 · 78 Comments
By Joe America The Philippine National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) has summoned 12 people to explain their posts on social media, sending a bit of a Constitutional shudder through the free nation. Atty Chel Diokno will be representing one of the people summoned. He says these are ordinary citizens and the action is a clear … Continue reading →
A bold program to bring the Philippines into the modern world
Posted by JoeAm on March 9, 2020 · 265 Comments
By Joe America Every national election represents an opportunity to be bold. It would be wonderful to see boldness in the spirit of the Constitution, rather than the undermining of it. I hope in 2022, candidates will take on some or all of the following steps aimed at bringing the Philippines into the modern world … Continue reading →
Okay, it’s locusts and the plague. Adapt.
Posted by JoeAm on October 28, 2019 · Leave a Comment
By Joe America Humanity is on the ropes. You know it. I know it. Neither of us are doing much about it. The Situation Global warming is at us like a swarm of locusts, melting ice, warming seas, and bringing drought, fire storms, and wind storms that are out of this world. We will drown … Continue reading →
Accidental malice, the way of our times
Posted by JoeAm on October 17, 2019 · Leave a Comment
By JoeAm I was struck the other day by the realization of how much unthinking effort we put into living other people’s lives for them. I was stuck at an intersection, about to go through, when a car popped out from behind a truck. I could see him, but the guy behind me could not, … Continue reading →




