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Tagal na natin naging communist friendly, tingnan nyu yung mga major companies including those once owned by our government na tinake over nang mga buwayang businessman noong pagkatapos nila ma eliminate si Marcos..... Yung mga batas at policy na ipinasa sa congress at senado ay mga pabor hindi lang sa mga intsek pero sa lahat nang mga oligarch sa pinas. (pls. note na di ako pro Marcos)
Suma-total, yung capitalist vs socialist issue natin dito ay isa lang yang smoke screen nang mga politiko para ma hati yung opinion nang mga tao. Kumbaga yung mga buwaya my mutual agreement na walang lag-lagan kahit na sila ay magkalaban.
You don't understand what is communism. Go read some books or google.
admit nyo na lang leftist talaga ang mindset ni du30. di ko naman sinasabing masabi yon at malayo namang gawin nyang communist country ang pinas. since 2016 na at outdated na ang ideals ng communism pag yon ang pinairal natin gutom ang aabotin ng 100 million peenoise..
ang inaalala ko na lang ngayon ang yong stand ni digong sa spratly issue, kabaliktaran ng stand ng aquino administration. pag manalo kasi ito ba makipag deal na lang sya sa china. kong ano ang deal na yon abangan na lang natin.
since 2016 na at outdated na ang ideals ng communism pag yon ang pinairal natin gutom ang aabotin ng 100 million peenoise.
outdated na ang ideals ng communism
"peenoise"
Wala ako problema sa pamumuno ni Duterte, ang problema ko e yang Federalism na kanyang pinupush, nakakatakot ang consequences dahil binibigyan ito ng kapangyarihan ang mga korakot na mga Gobyernador.
Also, if tingnan mo talaga ng maigi, Federalism is a more extreme form of BBL.
Main point of BBL vs Federalism na kinatatakotan kong mangyari:
“No law shall be made respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof. The free exercise and enjoyment of religious profession and worship, without discrimination or preference, shall forever be allowed. No religious test shall be required for the exercise of civil or political rights.”
This means separation of Religion and State; Federalism on the other hand if it doesn't go well has no restrictions for that.
Ibig sabihin nito, kung gagamitin natin ang mga punishment sa religion meron na tayong; (example lang to;
- Kapag nag-premarital sex yung babae - death sentence dapat yung babae (death sentence by public stoning; nangyayari ito sa mga bansa na hindi separate ang state at religion)
- Ang isang lalake na witness ay katumbas sa dalawang babaeng witness.
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On the long run Federalism can be considered as an extreme form of BBL if not handled properly
Magdasal na lang tayo na peace loving ang mga extremist jan sa Mindanao. Hindi pa kasi ako nakapunta jan, kasi sa news na bombings, kidnappings and public beheading.
Sa Federalism kasi;
Divided ang Pinas bilang iba ibang federal states = which is maganda talaga.
Ang gobyerno natin ay meron nang autonomy = which is maganda din if di corrupt ung leader dun
Meron tayong sariling share sa ating sariling ekonomiya at atin lang talaga yun = which is maganda din
Mabibigyan pansin na ng gobyerno ang mga problema nuon na di nya kayang lutasin without help from the NCR = which is maganda talaga
CONS naman:
Pinapahinutulutan natin ang mga extremist faction (gaya ng Jemaiah Islamiah, MILF [sabi ng MILF magiging political party daw sila after, pero yung iba kaya?] at BIFF) na merong mga ties sa Al Qaeda at (marahil) ISIS na kontrolin ang ARMM at iba pang state = which is nakakatakot talaga.
nakakatakot ang consequences dahil binibigyan ito ng kapangyarihan ang mga korakot na mga Gobyernador.
SOME 5,250 Negros residents may get business process outsourcing (BPO)-related jobs from a new cyber center being built in Bacolod City once it is completed in 2013.
The cyber center is also expected to generate some P14 billion in salaries over a 15-year period, Negros Occidental Board Member Salvador Escalante said.
A report on Bacolod-based Visayan Daily Star quoted Escalante, as saying at least five call center firms have already signified interest in renting space at the provincial government-built facility. Escalante, who chairs the provincial board's finance committee, added the income from the rent may reach P50 million on the first year.
This will then increase every three years, and allow the cyber center to "pay" for itself in 10 years.
Future income from the rentals will be used for various projects of the provincial government.
BACOLOD CITY, Negros Occidental, Philippines, March 19, 2015 – Megaworld, the country’s leading developer of integrated urban townships and the biggest office developer and landlord, is investing P35-billion in the next 10 years to build two townships in Negros Occidental.
The first township, to be called THE UPPER EAST, is located on a 34-hectare property that used to be the Bacolod-Murcia Milling Company (BMMC) on the eastern side of Bacolod City. It is bounded by Burgos Avenue on the north, Lopez Jaena Street on the west and Circumferential Road on the east and is just across the New Government Center. This prime location, which the locales simply refer to as “East,” is now known to be Bacolod’s booming commercial and business process outsourcing (BPO) district.
Inspired by New York City’s affluent Upper East Side district, THE UPPER EAST will be Bacolod’s own version of an upscale lifestyle district where residential condominiums, malls and commercial centers, BPO office towers, tourism and leisure facilities as well as recreational parks and open spaces are integrated to create an exciting LIVE-WORK-PLAY township, which Megaworld pioneered in the Philippines.
“Finally, the people of Bacolod and Negros will be able to experience what we have offered in Eastwood City, Newport City and McKinley Hill. We are very excited to bring our pioneering LIVE-WORK-PLAY concept to the City of Smiles. We will build THE UPPER EAST with a vision of making it as Bacolod’s new central business district or CBD,” says Jericho P. Go, senior vice president, Megaworld.
On the northern part of Bacolod, where the famous Sugar Road was built, the second township will soon rise and will be called NORTHHILL. It is located on a 50-hectare property along the new Circumferential Road on the boundary of Talisay City and Bacolod City that has direct access to the new Bacolod-Silay Airport.
A joint development of Megaworld and its wholly owned subsidiary Suntrust Properties, Inc. in partnership with the Lacson Family, NORTHHILL will rise in an area that has a direct link to THE UPPER EAST via the Circumferential Road. It is envisioned to be a refreshing lifestyle district that will house upscale residential villages, mixed-use office and retail developments, leisure and recreational amenities as well as institutional facilities.
“Just as what we have done with our other developments, we will transform the sugarcane fields into a bustling new district. Within five to ten years, we envision this area to be the most sought-after business and lifestyle address for Negrenses,” adds Go.
Once completed, the two integrated urban townships will generate around 250,000 direct and indirect jobs in BPO, construction, transportation, commercial and retail businesses.
“We are still finalizing the master plans of the two townships. But one thing for sure, we will be able to provide thousands of jobs to the people of Negros once these two developments are completed,” says Go.
THE UPPER EAST and NORTHHILL are just two of the five township developments that Megaworld is launching this year. Just recently, the company announced that it is aggressively expanding its township portfolio across the country from 15 to 20 with a total township land area of 3,100 hectares by the end of the year.
Last year, the company has introduced five townships in its portfolio covering almost 1,000 hectares of land. These include Woodside City in Pasig City (12.3 hectares); Southwoods City in the boundaries of Cavite and Laguna (561 hectares); Davao Park District in Lanang, Davao City (11 hectares); Alabang West in Las Piñas City (62 hectares) and Suntrust Ecotown in Tanza, Cavite (350 hectares).
Other townships include Eastwood City in Quezon City, (18.5 hectares), which holds the distinction of being the country’s first cyberpark; Newport City in Pasay City (25 hectares), which is the home of Resorts World Manila; McKinley Hill (50 hectares), McKinley West (34.5 hectares), Uptown Bonifacio (15.4 hectares) and Forbes Town Center (5 hectares), all in Fort Bonifacio; The Mactan Newtown in Cebu (28.8 hectares); Iloilo Business Park in Mandurriao, Iloilo City (72 hectares); Boracay Newcoast in Boracay Island (150 hectares) and Twin Lakes in Tagaytay (1,300 hectares) of Global-Estate Resorts, Inc. (GERI), a subsidiary of Megaworld