BBM's Platform of Government

[Ry_Tower]

Like I said, economically, ang nakinabang yun pa din mga mayayaman in all administrations. The poor still remained poor. Kaya etong election na eto is a revolt of the poor. The anti-Marcos politicians have been in power for more than 30yrs yet poor pa din sila. So I think they thought it's time to try the Marcoses again.

No question naman dyan, with huge prodding from socmed good or bad. Same with trying the Duterte style.

But there is also no question that EDSA gave us a better country to work with. Democracy made all this possible. The country is definitely better now that before ML. I don't know if you can find a historian or economist worth his salt that would say otherwise.

[Devastator]

Chances are the poor will still be poor after BBM steps down and whoever will assumes the presidency in 2028. Perhaps Leni would have made a difference but water is under the bridge already.

[Yatta]

One of the "palpak" policies of the "36-year Aquino tyranny" is coming back.

[baludoy]

Work hard? That's rich coming from him.

Nakapagtrabaho nga ba si bbj outside of using the political footprints his father left behind. Sabi nga ni imee candidly , "He's been hanging around jobless for the past 6 years" when asked about her brother's aspirations.

Btw, ito iyong gagawin nya daw P20 /kilo ang bigas. Na-utal nanaman tapos ginawa pa verbatim [emoji23]



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[Yatta]

[uls]

even Biden can't control fuel prices

[kapitan88]

Can he not greenlight shale oil production?

even Biden can't control fuel prices

[shadow]

even Biden can't control fuel prices

Marcos Jr can.


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[uls]

^^^

i-subsidize niya

[uls]

Can he not greenlight shale oil production?

well what has he done so far?

released oil from SPR

yun lang

did that do anything?

[Ry_Tower]

Marcos Jr can.


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Tallano gold sana ilabas na.

[Yatta]

He heard himself talking right?



MANILA, Philippines — President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr. on Thursday made a pitch for proper collection of taxes and tariffs, saying the economy will languish if the government’s tax collection agencies won’t step up its revenue system.

Speaking in a sit-down interview where only a few select media were present, Marcos said the Bureau of Customs (BOC) and the Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) must ensure the proper collection of taxes and duties in order to balance the demand for funds to bankroll government programs.



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[baludoy]

^ in the immortal words of dave Chappelle in the movie con air, "we be f-cked."

do what you gotta do so you can do what you wanna do

[TopEngine]

happy?

[dr. d]

happy?

talk is cheap.
i'll be happy once i see the positive activity.

[TopEngine]

talk is cheap.
i'll be happy once i see the positive activity.

what is your expectation to be considered positive activity?

[Lew_Alcindor]

what is your expectation to be considered positive activity?

Once the words become actions....until such time "Talk is cheap"

[bxr monkey]

what is your expectation to be considered positive activity?

Umpisa siguro sa makabalik ang mga mangingisda sa traditional fishing grounds na hindi kailangan magpa-alam sa China at may PCG protection?

[TopEngine]

We will find out all the answers once PBBM take the seat.

[shadow]

You're incoming DSWD secretary....Erwin Tulfo. [emoji23]


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