In defense of law and order against those with blood on the soles of their feet

Emotions are raging again in the Philippines, sides staked out, barbs and accusations shooting across the nation as if people in Manila somehow intended for farmers to be shot and policemen brained with rocks and clubs. Filipinos sometimes seem very cruel to good people who have hard jobs. So quick to judge. So harsh in that judgment. … Continue reading →

Filed under Citizenship/Patriotism, Crime/Corruption, Laws and Ethics, Philippine Government

The rise of a Filipino rock star: the story the Philippine media missed

I’m following the lead of Brian Poe today, advocating on behalf of my family, in this case my Filipino citizen son who loves Mar Roxas and detests VP Binay and Mayor Duterte and is not all that fond of Brian’s mother, either. My son feels badly for Senator Santiago even though he doesn’t get her jokes. Junior is only in … Continue reading →

Filed under Blogging/Journalism, Citizenship/Patriotism, Philippine Politics

Will China militarize Panatag? Will missiles be aimed at Manila?

Some military adventures cross the line. Russian missiles in Cuba crossed the line for the US in 1962. Russian troops in the Ukraine crossed the line last year. It seems to me that China putting military gear within the Philippine’s lawful Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) is crossing the line. That’s almost like putting Chinese tanks in … Continue reading →

Filed under China, Foreign Affairs and Defense, Philippine Government, USA/Americans

Brian Poe: “USA! USA! USA!”

Okay, I’m fried. I herein claim a “Right to Reply“! I spend days at my computer sitting on my hands to keep them off the keyboard. I can’t tell you how many political articles I have not written and how many sharp-witted tweets I’ve refused to fire off because this is the official Philippine campaign period. … Continue reading →

Filed under Citizenship/Patriotism, Laws and Ethics, Philippine Politics, USA/Americans

Rodrigo Duterte and the Appointed Son of God

by Cha Coronel Datu “He is just an ordinary man like us, but he was called, he was chosen, he was anointed and appointed to become the Son of God in these last days to lead us back to the perfect will of the Father. He now reigns as the King of the New Creation, … Continue reading →

Filed under Crime/Corruption, Laws and Ethics, Philippine Government, Philippine Politics, Religion, Uncategorized