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JoeAmThe Philippine Halo Halo Party
Halo halo is not a common dessert in the US. I stand agape as I watch my wife down this colorful concoction of sweets and treats by the half-gallon. It is wonderful for the mix of goodies it contains. It is a non-discriminatory dessert. The American Tea Party movement is predominantly based in Christian values … Continue reading
Racing through the Jungle
It seems to me we are all in-bred racists. We are suspicious of other races and cultures because we don’t understand them, because others behave differently than we do, and because they seem not to like us so very much, either. Defensiveness is built into our human genetics, rather like a porcupine manages to stick … Continue reading
No Tears for bin Laden
One of the remarkable outcomes of the bin Laden killing is the reaction of mainstream Muslims. They are not angry. For the most part they are pleased and relieved. This is a very different reaction than the great silence that followed the 9/11 slaughter when many Muslims were inwardly pleased that the arrogant “Great Satan” had … Continue reading
AntiPinoy Real Time
One of the perspectives that escapes my blogging friends and occasional antagonists Benigno and BenK is that the framework from which they operate – real time – is not a framework that has been used historically to judge Philippine presidents. But they expect the President to be a real-time pro. He is not. He is … Continue reading
The Uncommon Filipino
I blog for three reasons. One, I enjoy connecting words in new ways to form humor, clarity and impact. Two, it helps me understand things, especially the Philippines where I live and will die. Three, I can make a little something out of my life by splattering my experiences across the internet for the pleasure … Continue reading
The Society of Honor by Joe America 