Manila Bulletin (Manila)

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  laki sa layaw (guest)

  tulungan ninyo ang bansa natin , wag kayong magpipipipihan o magbubulagan pag nanonood ako nang TFC at napapanood ko ang news sa T.V. PATROL naaawa ako sa pilipinas , ang mga bagong politician anak nang mga nakaupo ngayon sigurado wala na namang mangyayari sa pilipinas kung ang putang inang mga magulang walang nagawa anak pa kaya, ILABAS NINYO ANG BAHO

  18 years ago | reply | hide comment
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  steve (guest)

  We support Mr. Jun Lozada in telling the truth.

  18 years ago | reply | hide comment
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  Legal Perspector (guest)

  Mr. Laki sa Layaw, I understand your feelings and your position. The very reason why the leadership in our country is always being inherited only by influential families of provincial and urban Warlords, is because, we have a Presidential type of government. In this system, the sole basis of an electoral victory is POPULARITY. That's why even Actors and Actresses enter politics, because they are so popular (even though they do not deserve any position in the government). The problem is not with them, but with the large electorate. Sabi nga ni Rizal: "Walang alipin kung walang magpapaalipin." Alipin tayong lahat ng Kasikatan ng mga Artista at Boksingero, at ng impluwensya at yaman ng mga trapo. The solution is to change our government system into parliamentary form, where the best and the brightest can be chosen. Is that enough? No! Alam natin na anupamang sistema ng gobyerno ang ipalit natin, kung sila-sila din ang uupo, walang pagbabago. Wealthy familiies, together with clans of traditional politicians should be discriminated. And those who are not popular but fit to govern, chosen through a valid measurement of skills, must be given the chance to be the trustee of the sovereignty derived from the people. Kung walang kikilos, walang pagbabago.

  15 years ago | reply | hide comment