Jeremias Andrade Carrera
5 Dec 2007

 

 

Where is the American Pie?

Are the posters of this forum preventing the public officials from doing their job as stated by one poster who do not really understand the issues?

Or they are just EXPOSING the VERY OBVIOUS LIES those politicians, public officials, and some columnists try to use in the cover-up.

Once the public becomes complacent, corruption becomes rampant. If no one exposed the NBN, the CyberEd, the overpriced Northrail, the bid rigging on the road projects, then the Filipino people are allowing themselves to be victimized.

If no one exposes that the trip of SPIN is just a junket instead of the so-called “WORKING VISIT”, then Pangasinenses looks like they are really not that intelligent but too stupid to know what is happening.

It is not a matter of whom SPIN meets with as long as the so-called “AMERICAN PIE” as one claim to be brought home is indeed happening.

If one likes the “CORRUPTION” to prosper and continue in this new administration of SPIN, then join them, but do not try to convince others.

Keep it to yourself-period.

Ernie Go
5 Dec 2007

 

 

I stopped going to Tondaligan few years ago due to over populated shades, there’s no way you can watch the ocean with all these obstructions. You can’t even get near without passing thru all the shades.

Our national park has become haven of prostitutes and beerhouses… gone are the days when you can bring your family for a good night stroll.

May I ask our good mayor to start implementing changes to bring back the glory of Tondaligan.

RT
4 Dec 2007

 

 

Hi, may I know if the auditions are still being held every week? I was looking for the San Carlos City Hall phone number but I’m not lucky enough to find it.

Would you happen to have a contact number of the City Hall or of the Audition master?

Thank you so much RT

Eduardo Pontaoe
4 Dec 2007

 

 

Keep on dreaming Ms. Jara. It’s Hollywood!

Eduardo Pontaoe
4 Dec 2007

 

 

 

Mr. Oscar Macaraeg:

First thing first. Let me roll the red carpet for you in the Forum.

I almost called 911 when you tried to wiggle your way out, that PANGALATOK and its clones are not derogatory.

To Pangasinenses, is an aberration. It connotes the emptiness of the intellect.

Without an evil intent, your argument, there’s no harm done, but you missed the point big time.

When you impair, deprive people of their self-respect . . . let them feel inferior, to be disrespectful, it’s the most devilish way to hurt. Derogation always carries evil intent. You think therefore you are.

PANGALATOK is not an acronym. You must be smarter than anybody in the Forum if you could make a comparison with FLIP and this despicable word. A freefall of the ultra left.

Freedom of speech, Mr. Macaraeg? Freedom of speech when you call a black person the N word?

Freedom of speech when you shout FIRE in a crowded theater?

Freedom of speech when you call somebody ignoramus when he’s not?

Freedom of speech when somebody calls a woman a whore on suspicion?

You’d been into something if you could claim protection under the 1st Amendment.

Well, are you cognizant with the word . . . MAGCACARAEG? It’s derogatory!

Sonny Villafania
4 Dec 2007

 

 

 

Re: Why not “Pangalatok, Pangalatot, Pangalatik”?

Ay, kaluyagan ya Oscar Macaraeg, ag kayo pa palpalaran.

I have not posted anything about “imposing monetary penalty on these derogatory words.” Could you please cite your source/s?

The reactivation of PCAC is the governor’s discretion. I read his so-called first 100 days report and I presume Language, Arts & Culture is not in his priority list (perhaps at the moment).

And as for the burning of flag in America, e di poolan yo labat. Poolan mo’y White House no labay mo daput no agmo tatawagen ya Pangalatok ira’y Pangasinenses. Ta ibaing taka, agi.