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JoeAmJoeAm’s Bible Lesson: Isaiah 1-2
Now I am guessing that most readers believe I am an atheist, for I roundly condemn the Catholic Church for holding the Philippines back. And, indeed, a good Pastor is praying regularly for my misguided soul, mainly because I believe God and his Son have a sense of humor and a depth of perspective that … Continue reading
A Short Blog On Pots Who Accuse Kettles
I see impeached Chief Justice Corona is accusing President Aquino of becoming dictatorial. He says the President wants a court made up of Aquino toadies who will bow to his every wish. That is interesting, that the Chief Justice thinks so many judges would be bound by political directives instead of the law. He reminds … Continue reading
The Kid and President Aquino
Most of us look at kids two ways. Our own are darlings. Those belonging to others are loud, unruly pests. My latest (I have three daughters in the U.S. dealing with that place) is three years old. He is a conniver, a manipulator, a person with motives of his own, and he is not afraid … Continue reading
Filipinas, Just a Loud Step Away from Liberated
Most interpersonal engagements in the Philippines are measured by the polar standards of win or lose. Gain face or lose face. Exercise power or be subservient. Act rudely or shrug when someone else is rude. Indeed, this polarity applies to women in the Philippines. They win, serving as managers, senators, businesswomen, and even President of … Continue reading
Barriers to a Vibrant Philippines
The Philippines has all the required ingredients for success, for wealth, for a modern, vibrant community of proud, free, secure and happy citizens. It has amazing natural resources. It has beauty and hard work and a perfect climate and rich soil for growing things. It has a speaking foundation in the global language of English. … Continue reading
The Society of Honor by Joe America 