WHY I AM PRO-LIFE

i stand against RH Bill.

why?

1. it will promote sex before marriage. i don’t want to grow old and hear my future kids telling me, “mom, it’s okay to have sex. i have condoms/contraceptives with me.”

2. i value the sanctity of life. no one have the authority to kill anyone, not even the babies who are conceived or just about to be conceived. guys,  try to put your feet on the shoes of those babies.

3. we are not perfect but that doesn’t mean we’ll settle for immorality.

4. it will demolish the authority of parents and elders to teach what is right to their kids and the young generation. FYI, when this bill is passed and you teach your kids what is right and not send them to sex education, you’ll be imprisoned.

5. we are sinners already, let us not push more ourselves to be slaves of evil.

6. no, it won’t help in the economic growth of this country. the poor people are not the basis of economic downfall, it’s the corrupt officials of this country.

7. it will only benefit the big pharmaceuticals, and even gives a bigger door for corruption.

8. it will increase our taxes as the DOH will need to provide funds for purchasing of these contraceptives. again, a door for corruption.

9. it disobeys the law that says, “every human has the right to life.”

10. Philippines is not overpopulated, only Manila is. Go to the provinces and you will see that the Philippines have enough space.

11. i don’t want to grow old having less young people to take care of the elders. worst, having too little young people to take care of this nation.

12. this is not a battle between the state and the Catholics. this is a battle about and for life.

come to think of it, when a Filipino is being sentenced to death, we appeal that they may be spared from it.

but how come in this matter, some of us would like to actually kill someone who is totally innocent of any crime.

for me, the RH Bill is actually death penalty.

I AM PRO-LIFE.

I Am PRO-LIFE

Election’s Getting Hotter

Ilang linggo, araw nalang, botohan na. At habang pakonti ng pakonti ang binibilang na araw, sya namang patindi ng patindi ang salpukan ng bawat isang kandidato sa kapwa nila tumatakbo.

Minsan ko nang nabanggit na ako ay nabibilang sa isang pamilya ng mga politiko. Ngayon nga, tumatakbo ang ama ko sa konseho. Gaya ng mga nakaraang eleksyon, ibang klase ang banggaan dito. Iba talaga kasi ang takbo ng eleksyon pag dito sa probinsya. Kumpara sa ciudad, dito kasi malayo sa media kaya naman magagawa ng bawat isa ang nais nilang gawin na walang sisita sa kanila.

Sa ngayon, kung may hihilingin man ako, yun ay sana maging maayos ang takbo ng botohan. Sana di maging kasing init ng mga palitan ng salita ang bilangan. Sana hindi mawalan ng kuryente sa araw na iyon para naman masiguro ng bawat botante ang boto nila. Sana walang aberya. At higit sa lahat, sana walang karahasan.

The Men In Green

 

 

"The Man In Yellow" and "The Man In Blue"

He’s called, “The Fiscalizer”. A man born to a wealthy family. A man whose parents are considered as icons of democracy. Oh, not to mention, he has a bullet on his body. He is Presidential Candidate Benigno Aquino III or better know as “Noynoy.” The only son of the late Senator Benigno Aquino Jr. and former President Corazon Aquino.

Carrying his name is not a joke. He has to live up with the expectations of the people, as well as the expectations of his family. Running in his veins are blood of public service. His political career started when he ran for Congressional seat in 1998. He served the 2nd District of Tarlac until 2007. He also became Deputy House Speaker of Luzon in 2004, but left the post when he joined the Liberal Party’s call for President Arroyo’s resignation. In May 2007, he ran for higher office and won. He got the sixth place among the senators who won the race.

As reports said, he has no plans of running for the forthcoming elections not until his mother’s passing took place. A lot of people, supporters, urged him to run for higher office because of the belief that as the son of a man and a woman who fought for this country’s democracy during the Marco’s regime, he might be the change that this country is opting for.

Know more about this man and his vision for the Philippine nation by visiting the website below:

Noynoy Aquino

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The “Mr. Palengke” tag has been stuck in my head. So whenever I hear his name, it’s really the one that comes to mind first. If my recollection is right, he was tagged as Mr. Palengke because he served as the Secretary of  the Department of Trade and Industry. But before his seat as DTI Secretary in 2000, he became part of the House of Representatives in 1993, wherein he became the Majority Leader of the House of Representatives.. He served the people of the 1st District of Capiz.

His public service continued when he sough for higher office in 2004. Mar Roxas garnered a 20 million votes, which made him grab a title holding “the largest ever obtained votes by a candidate in any Philippine election.” It was during that election year as well that the “padyak” concept was popularized. That owed him from being “Mr. Palengke” to “Mr. Padyak”

True to his being a public servant, Mar was able to have had a lot of accomplishments, which include being “one of the Global Leaders of Tomorrow who is expected to shape the future,” as named by World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. He as well was just recently awarded as the 16th Lee Kuan Yew Fellow by the Singapore Government.

Get to know him more and his list of accomplishments through visiting the website below:

Mar Roxas - Country Above Self