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Randomuser

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A sense of nationhood? If the Chinese invade the Island of Luzon, both the Visayan and Mindanaoan will not heed the call to defend the country due to a strong sense of regionalism. There is a deep resentment among these two main island group that their resources are being siphon off to fund the economic development in Luzon especially the capital the Imperial Manila. If you look where the extreme poverty are located then you see what I'm getting at. Most of the illegal squatters came from these provinces and are treated as second class citizen, they will follow whichever that can give them food, shelter and security ( a bench mark for good governance) either local or foreign. The reason why the Philippines can easily be colonized because we were misgoverned and exploited by these oligarchy elite. Plus the importance of language, a pillar of national identity, do we have one? only in Luzon were Tagalog are being use the rest of the country English is being used as a medium to communicate. So in essence we ae one FXXXKED UP and confused country.
Its all relative I think. Sure its messed up. But there are levels to this with the highest being inherently messed up with no way of ever been fixed. One reason I believe is because of human capital. There enough Chinese or part Chinese guys to try and make something out of the country no matter how bad it is. They can be somewhat taught.

I don't think PH can reach the top of messed up levels....yet.
 
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ansy1968

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Its all relative I think. Sure its messed up. But there are levels to this with the highest being inherently messed up with no way of ever been fixed. One reason I believe is because of human capital. There enough Chinese or part Chinese guys to try and make something out of the country no matter how bad it is. They can be somewhat taught.

I don't think PH can reach the top of messed up levels....yet.
What we need is a complete change in our political system, we need to undergo a bloody revolution to make a clean start, you have witness the physical fissure when your president is from Northern Luzon and your VP is from Mindanao. That in itself a reflection of the division inside the country, if the Duterte's are being treated unkindly or assassinated, you will see Mindanao seceding with the Visayas (except for Tacloban city) following suit, for these 2 regions they see the people from Luzon especially Imperial Manila as colonizer and an extension of the US and oligarchy rule.

That's the reason why many members here correlates that Luzon especially Metro Manila represent the whole Philippine which is not, these 2 regions had NO VOICES until Rodrigo Duterte become President.
 

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"China strongly opposes Paraguay's groundless accusation against a Chinese envoy, said Foreign Ministry spokesman Lin Jian at a press briefing in Beijing on Friday."

Paraguay hosted a Unesco meeting.

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Now I kinda get how somehow Brazil, Argentina and Uruguay managed to team up together to screw paraguay. Guess some really annoying guy can still bring rivals together.
 

GulfLander

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You know with whats being going on with Syria, it has given me a new found respect for the Philippines. Despite their complete mess ups lately like their President and VP accusing each other of wanting to murder each other, they can fight better than one would assume for such a messed up state.

When ISIS came in, Duterte was more than happy to finally kill someone like he promised in his campaign slogans. Couldn't have asked for a better opportunity to show off his strongman side and was given full support to do so. Then we had the Siege of Marawi where all those terrorists got buried six feet under within a few months. No questions asked, just get the job done. Shows they at least deserve to be not blatantly overlooked.

If they were some middle east country, I bet they would be still fighting right now. Assad had over a decade with Russia/Iran buying him time and doing the heavy lifting. Its really annoying seeing countries that don't try hard enough to stand up for themselves to make a coherent state.
Speaking of PH, wasnt it during Pres Duterte that t3rr0rsts attack a city in south PH? Wasnt it during his transit to see Putin? Curious timing tho...
 

ansy1968

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Speaking of PH, wasnt it during Pres Duterte that t3rr0rsts attack a city in south PH? Wasnt it during his transit to see Putin? Curious timing tho...
Yup and Putin send him some arms to fight the terrorist BUT the delivery was done after the Marawi siege had been won. This incident is a baptism of fire for Duterte and he came out blazing in glory , one of his lasting and memorable legacy. Compare that with Pinoy his predecessor handling of Mamasapano incident were 44 SAF soldiers were massacre, you can see the difference in the caliber of leadership. That is why the rank and file and the Junior officers love and adore him, and why Marcos is so jittery. He can't implement martial law to prolonged his rule like his father does so his only option is to discredit his opponent with the help of the Americans, he had sold his soul to the devil for the price of power and retrieving his family wealth and from what I'm seeing he may loses both.

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Sep 23, 2017 — President Rodrigo Duterte did on Thursday, September 21, Day 122 of the Marawi Crisis, his fifth visit to his troops which came 10 days after his fourth.

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Jan 24, 2017 — The Mamasapano massacre dealt a serious blow to the credibility and popularity of Aquino, as the operation which led to the deaths of 44 ...
 

Randomuser

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Speaking of PH, wasnt it during Pres Duterte that t3rr0rsts attack a city in south PH? Wasnt it during his transit to see Putin? Curious timing tho...
It was. Putin even said something like seems you have to cut your trip short to deal with terrorists. Its understandable. We are are ready to provide the support you need.

And now those terrorists are dead. In a short period of time as well. Mostly handled by the PH taking matters into their own hands and taking responsibility for it. Something that seems to be beyond imagination of middle eastern states who would be still fighting them right now.

The difference really is something.
 
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GenghisCant

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You know with whats being going on with Syria, it has given me a new found respect for the Philippines. Despite their complete mess ups lately like their President and VP accusing each other of wanting to murder each other, they can fight better than one would assume for such a messed up state.

When ISIS came in, Duterte was more than happy to finally kill someone like he promised in his campaign slogans. Couldn't have asked for a better opportunity to show off his strongman side and was given full support to do so. Then we had the Siege of Marawi where all those terrorists got buried six feet under within a few months. No questions asked, just get the job done. Shows they at least deserve to be not blatantly overlooked.

If they were some middle east country, I bet they would be still fighting right now. Assad had over a decade with Russia/Iran buying him time and doing the heavy lifting. Its really annoying seeing countries that don't try hard enough to stand up for themselves to make a coherent state.
See, but this was during Duterte. He has always been known to act and get results even as a mayor. If the Marawi siege were to happen under Marcos Jr., half of Mindanao would have been under ISIS/Maute control. There’s a reason Marcos Sr. preferred his sister over him. People around the family knew that his father did not see him as someone who had the acumen for governance. As much of an American stooge Marcos Sr. was, at least much of his action were predicated with some sense of nationalism. Marcos Jr. doesn’t have that. He’s simply a spoiled coked-up, western-educated Amboy.
 

Sardaukar20

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This guy goes in on Andy Boreham for complaining about his Chinese credit card rejection in Macau. He also goes in on those Chinese liberals on the mainland.
His message is this:

The Chinese should not apologize for nothing to any Westerner. They owe us nothing. Just because you're white, you shouldn't expect any special privileges. If they come to China, they must adjust to the Chinese way of life or GTFO. Maybe he went in too hard on Andy Boreham. At least Andy is still on China's side compared to the full blown haters like Winston Sterzel. But yes, this message is correct. Never apologize for being Chinese.

Also, the Chinese liberals should shut the f**k up about their "lack of freedom" in their home country. They don't know what they have. Speaking from his perspective as a Muslim. Not getting bombed regularly, not getting shot at, not being treated like cattle. That is true freedom.
 
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