Digong, The President

[5000rpm]

Yes, it is true that 6 years is not enough to make a radical change, Duterte himself admitted that right from the beginning... what I don't understand is that, sinasabi na people is expecting a miracle through Duterte.. it's not that.. meron pang nagsabi na it took duterte 20 years to make davao what it is today... I don't get the point.. kahit sino pa maupo diyan hindi naman talaga magagawa ang pagbabago that a lot of us is asking in an instant... but atleast someone is willing to make a start.. kung hindi ba kayang gawin in 6 years ibig ba sabihin eh hahayaan na lang natin na magpatuloy ang mga pagkukulang ng mga previous administrations?

[Ry_Tower]

KKK? Wala yan pag nanalo si digong. Makaka uwi na ang ulo ng NPA sa pinas.

Putrages, napaisip ako akala ko tuloy KKK na racist at violent group sa estayts. NPA kasi eh. hehehe

Matutuwa si Joe Ma at si Nur niyan. Big time na sila ulit.

[ClaNker]

Putrages, napaisip ako akala ko tuloy KKK na racist at violent group sa estayts. NPA kasi eh. hehehe

Matutuwa si Joe Ma at si Nur niyan. Big time na sila ulit.

Kalaban ng mga black panthers yun. Hehehe

Yan ang di alam ng mga fans ni digong. Small time crime lang tinutumba ni digong sa davao, yan kasi ang madaling trabahohin at visible sa media.

Economics? Nada

[Ry_Tower]

Yes, it is true that 6 years is not enough to make a radical change, Duterte himself admitted that right from the beginning... what I don't understand is that, sinasabi na people is expecting a miracle through Duterte.. it's not that.. meron pang nagsabi na it took duterte 20 years to make davao what it is today... I don't get the point.. kahit sino pa maupo diyan hindi naman talaga magagawa ang pagbabago that a lot of us is asking in an instant... but atleast someone is willing to make a start.. kung hindi ba kayang gawin in 6 years ibig ba sabihin eh hahayaan na lang natin na magpatuloy ang mga pagkukulang ng mga previous administrations?

I don't think we are talking about people her ein tsikot. tayo alam natin 6 years is not enough. What we are tlaking are those interviewed in the survey that after his proclamation and speech eh biglang kabig agad.

Dun pa lang sa madali na-sway decision nila eh big question mark na yan. Perception yan. kaya nga untill now Mar is lagging behind Binay. Perception an siya nagpalago sa Makati si still prevalent. Yun ang madali tandaan eh. Bobotante have no time or skills to analyze. Yung pinaka-magandang pangako at madali tandaan na lang. "Ganito Kami sa Makati", "Ako Poe", "Patayin ko yan." :rofl:

Kapag nagkaroon nang no holds barred debate in front o college students, business people at professionals. Pustahan tayo nganga silang lahat kay MDS at Mar. Lamang for sure si MDS kasi may pick-up lines hirit pa yan.

[radz15]

And pag hindi nagawa ni Digong ang mga pangako niya in 6 years, people are gonna bash him the same way that Daang Matuwid is being pummeled to the ground right now.

People don't seem to get it - 6 YEARS IS NOT ENOUGH FOR A RADICAL IMPROVEMENT IN THE COUNTRY.

This is especially true if people continue to leave the nation-building to the government, refusing to bear the burden and be the good citizens that's necessary for a progressive nation.

Gusto niyong presidente superhero/genie? Good luck.


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Maraming galit kay abnoy hindi lang dahil sa walang nagawa kundi sa decision making nya. Isa na dito yung hindi nya pag sorry sa Hong Kong nung naganap yung hostage crisis sa Quirino Grandstand, inuna pa Mitsubishi kesa salubungin yung SAF44. Etc etc.

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[5000rpm]

Yan ang talagang hindi ko maintindihan.. why Mar is behind Binay...

[radz15]

Yan ang talagang hindi ko maintindihan.. why Mar is behind Binay...

Tingin ko dahil Professionals lang at businessman ang may gusto kay mar. Mga mahihirap Binay/Poe mga social media people duterte/miriam.

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[Syuryuken]

Yes, it is true that 6 years is not enough to make a radical change, Duterte himself admitted that right from the beginning... what I don't understand is that, sinasabi na people is expecting a miracle through Duterte.. it's not that.. meron pang nagsabi na it took duterte 20 years to make davao what it is today... I don't get the point.. kahit sino pa maupo diyan hindi naman talaga magagawa ang pagbabago that a lot of us is asking in an instant... but atleast someone is willing to make a start.. kung hindi ba kayang gawin in 6 years ibig ba sabihin eh hahayaan na lang natin na magpatuloy ang mga pagkukulang ng mga previous administrations?

marami kasing bobong pinoy pangakuan lang naniniwala kaagad kahit imposibleng mangyari.

[jut703]

Maraming galit kay abnoy hindi lang dahil sa walang nagawa kundi sa decision making nya. Isa na dito yung hindi nya pag sorry sa Hong Kong nung naganap yung hostage crisis sa Quirino Grandstand, inuna pa Mitsubishi kesa salubungin yung SAF44. Etc etc.

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Well, that's your choice if you want to focus on his gaffes rather than the good that the administration has done.

Off the top of my head, I'm impressed with the ff:

- Continuous credits rating improvement
- Consistently high GDP growth
- Conviction of Corona, JLN, Enrile/Estrada/Revilla
- Reforms in the BIR

All financial institutions that have touted the Philippines as the next big thing have attributed the country's development to the reforms pushed by the current administration. We're gaining momentum on the global scene.

My biggest gripe is the poor management of the MRT, but I think noone ever talks about the fact that MRTC was assured a 15% guaranteed return for 25 years. Imagine, come hell or high water, the company will be enjoying their profits. Naturally, the riding public will suffer as maintenance and improvement take a backseat.

One good solution is to buy out the contract and have the government manage the MRT, like how it does the LRT (hopefully they scrap the planned privatization of the LRT as well). It will be very expensive for the government, and will be hard to explain to the masses why they have to pay up instead of just abruptly terminating the contract with MRTC.

Among the presidential interviews I've watched/read, only Mar has discussed this extensively. I'm curious to know how other presidentiables are planning to act on the issue. Duterte's plan is to build a train system over the Pasig River - I don't see how that solves the MRT conundrum over the short and medium term.



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[macsd]

Yan ang talagang hindi ko maintindihan.. why Mar is behind Binay...

The reason is simple, Negro has a solid backing of 20-23% ng voters from a high 50+ before the scandal. That solid voters are brought about by his Makati sisterhood city scheme from all over the country na ang nakinabang ay mga current barangay officers to mayors of those cites & towns. So yung mga LGU officers ang nagtratrabaho sa kanya + nationwide APO brothers. This is the same reason why a maid became a senator.

As why Mar is always trailing it's because his prime time is over already. He primed in 2009 topping all the surveys carried over from his Mr Palengke image going to 2010 election. But we know he gave it away to an idiot and followed it up with a marriage since he felt very comfortable of winning the VP race. Little that he knew that Negro has his own election machinery. We knew what he did in Abnoy admin as he just became a loyal follower of an idiot + his party are filled with political junkies carried over from Lakas. As we know, come presidential elections, this junkies will start jumping ship again and there goes the LP left to mend themselves again. Worst, his endorser is a bad performer thus only became a liability than the perceived na makakaboost ng tulong. His perceived elitista hindi maka masa etc as they claim are all BS to me as he is the same Mar in 2009. The past 5+ yrs is what he is being recalled & measured thus what ever positive he has done since Erap time are all down the drain. Voters memory is only good for the recent days not on history. The same strategy the yellow army used to propel Abnoy, remember the idiot has no history to propel himself even negative as wala naman nagawa sa congress at senate yet they used the death of the mother as that is the most recent. In short yung USISA was turned to votes.

[Ry_Tower]

Well, that's your choice if you want to focus on his gaffes rather than the good that the administration has done.

Off the top of my head, I'm impressed with the ff:

- Continuous credits rating improvement
- Consistently high GDP growth
- Conviction of Corona, JLN, Enrile/Estrada/Revilla
- Reforms in the BIR

All financial institutions that have touted the Philippines as the next big thing have attributed the country's development to the reforms pushed by the current administration. We're gaining momentum on the global scene.

My biggest gripe is the poor management of the MRT, but I think noone ever talks about the fact that MRTC was assured a 15% guaranteed return for 25 years. Imagine, come hell or high water, the company will be enjoying their profits. Naturally, the riding public will suffer as maintenance and improvement take a backseat.

One good solution is to buy out the contract and have the government manage the MRT, like how it does the LRT (hopefully they scrap the planned privatization of the LRT as well). It will be very expensive for the government, and will be hard to explain to the masses why they have to pay up instead of just abruptly terminating the contract with MRTC.

Among the presidential interviews I've watched/read, only Mar has discussed this extensively. I'm curious to know how other presidentiables are planning to act on the issue. Duterte's plan is to build a train system over the Pasig River - I don't see how that solves the MRT conundrum over the short and medium term.



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Pls. add the huge improvement in our AFP, the modernization of the BuCor na matagal na napabayaan kaya nging kurakot mga tao. Dami din ginawa ni PNoy na initiative to improve tourism industry.

Reforms din sa DPWH. Bawas na kurakot, mas mabilis na kasi processing nang bayad sa contractors. Nabawasan need sa lagay.

http://www.journal.com.ph/news/natio...tourism-policy

Just a moment...

[radz15]

Well, that's your choice if you want to focus on his gaffes rather than the good that the administration has done.

Off the top of my head, I'm impressed with the ff:

- Continuous credits rating improvement
- Consistently high GDP growth
- Conviction of Corona, JLN, Enrile/Estrada/Revilla
- Reforms in the BIR

All financial institutions that have touted the Philippines as the next big thing have attributed the country's development to the reforms pushed by the current administration. We're gaining momentum on the global scene.

My biggest gripe is the poor management of the MRT, but I think noone ever talks about the fact that MRTC was assured a 15% guaranteed return for 25 years. Imagine, come hell or high water, the company will be enjoying their profits. Naturally, the riding public will suffer as maintenance and improvement take a backseat.

One good solution is to buy out the contract and have the government manage the MRT, like how it does the LRT (hopefully they scrap the planned privatization of the LRT as well). It will be very expensive for the government, and will be hard to explain to the masses why they have to pay up instead of just abruptly terminating the contract with MRTC.

Among the presidential interviews I've watched/read, only Mar has discussed this extensively. I'm curious to know how other presidentiables are planning to act on the issue. Duterte's plan is to build a train system over the Pasig River - I don't see how that solves the MRT conundrum over the short and medium term.



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I'm saying yung sa decision making ni Abnoy. Yung mga nagawa ng administration dahil yun sa mga advisers nya at mga nakapaligid sa kanya Which is great. Pero sa sariling opinion at decision ni abnoy eh olats na. Imblis na mag move on lagi nalang sinisisi si GMA at lagi tinitira si Bongbong dahil sa ginawa ng tatay nya.


Regarding naman kay mar actually 2nd choice ko sya over duterte. Ang nakakapagtaka sa sariling baluarte nya sinusuka sya.

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[jut703]

I'm saying yung sa decision making ni Abnoy. Yung mga nagawa ng administration dahil yun sa mga advisers nya at mga nakapaligid sa kanya Which is great. Pero sa sariling opinion at decision ni abnoy eh olats na. Imblis na mag move on lagi nalang sinisisi si GMA at lagi tinitira si Bongbong dahil sa ginawa ng tatay nya.


Regarding naman kay mar actually 2nd choice ko sya over duterte. Ang nakakapagtaka sa sariling baluarte nya sinusuka sya.

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Pag maling desisyon, si PNoy nagdecide. Pag tamang desisyon, recommendation ng advisers niya. [emoji848]


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[macsd]

Regarding naman kay mar actually 2nd choice ko sya over duterte. Ang nakakapagtaka sa sariling baluarte nya sinusuka sya.

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Yolanda effect and it's now payback time. Remember the Island of Panay was also ravage.

[radz15]

Pag maling desisyon, si PNoy nagdecide. Pag tamang desisyon, recommendation ng advisers niya. [emoji848]


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Well sir kung titignan natin background ni abnoy kung matalino sya how come wala syang napasa ni isang bill nung Congressman pa sya at senador? Buti nga si Lito Lapid kahit high-school Graduate lang may napasang bill sa senado kahit papano. Sikat lang sya dahil kay mommy at daddy.

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[radz15]

Yolanda effect and it's now payback time. Remember the Island of Panay was also ravage.

Kahit bago pa mag Yolanda sir. Nung tumakbo syang VP. Tinalo sya ni Binay sa baluarte nya.

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[shadow]

I'm saying yung sa decision making ni Abnoy. Yung mga nagawa ng administration dahil yun sa mga advisers nya at mga nakapaligid sa kanya Which is great. Pero sa sariling opinion at decision ni abnoy eh olats na. Imblis na mag move on lagi nalang sinisisi si GMA at lagi tinitira si Bongbong dahil sa ginawa ng tatay nya.


Regarding naman kay mar actually 2nd choice ko sya over duterte. Ang nakakapagtaka sa sariling baluarte nya sinusuka sya.

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He has the last say. Yun persona lang na pinapalabas ng media at galit sa admin Ang nakikita mo. That he's abnoy, lame and what's the word that former US ambassador kenny used in describing Pnoy? I think "whimpy"

I can say that he's none of that. Matagal lang talaga mag magisip dahil I feel he look at all sides before making a decision kaya nagmumukhang indecisive but once he did, kahit sino pa matamaan...


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[shadow]

Well sir kung titignan natin background ni abnoy kung matalino sya how come wala syang napasa ni isang bill nung Congressman pa sya at senador? Buti nga si Lito Lapid kahit high-school Graduate lang may napasang bill sa senado kahit papano. Sikat lang sya dahil kay mommy at daddy.

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Pa explain mo kay Lito Lapid kung ano yun Bill, baka Hinde pa niya alam na meron palaba siyang na-author [emoji23]


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[minicarph]

Yes, it is true that 6 years is not enough to make a radical change, Duterte himself admitted that right from the beginning... what I don't understand is that, sinasabi na people is expecting a miracle through Duterte.. it's not that.. meron pang nagsabi na it took duterte 20 years to make davao what it is today... I don't get the point.. kahit sino pa maupo diyan hindi naman talaga magagawa ang pagbabago that a lot of us is asking in an instant... but atleast someone is willing to make a start.. kung hindi ba kayang gawin in 6 years ibig ba sabihin eh hahayaan na lang natin na magpatuloy ang mga pagkukulang ng mga previous administrations?

Kung minsan kasi boring din ang setup natin ngaun, yun democracy equality. Mas maganda ata bumalik na tayo sa dati yun may king and queen, para madami castles at pormahan

Tutal ganun naman feeling na mga de familya dito, feeling king and queen, prince and princess

Sa sona lang, lahat gusto naka-gown.

Why deny that human nature?

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Ako para na-coolan ako sa title na Duke. Gusto ko maging duke. Hinde vice president or manager

[Flipo]

Pls. add the huge improvement in our AFP, the modernization of the BuCor na matagal na napabayaan kaya nging kurakot mga tao. Dami din ginawa ni PNoy na initiative to improve tourism industry.

Reforms din sa DPWH. Bawas na kurakot, mas mabilis na kasi processing nang bayad sa contractors. Nabawasan need sa lagay.

Travel leader cites PNoy for tourism policy

Just a moment...

+1
Some people are ignoring his accomplishments and are really vent on destroying the achievement of Pnoy no matter what, as if the minions of GMA who enjoyed the perks during her time e.g., Alex Magno, Rigoberto Tiglao, etc.

More people see Noy as successful president | Headlines, News, The Philippine Star | philstar.com

More people see Noy as successful president
By Helen Flores (The Philippine Star) | Updated December 8, 2015 - 12:00am

MANILA, Philippines - More Filipinos expect President Aquino to be a successful president, a recent survey by the Social Weather Stations (SWS) showed.

Those who said Aquino will be a successful president rose from 29 percent in June 2014 to 35 percent in September 2015, according to the SWS Sept. 2 to 5 poll, results of which were published in the newspaper BusinessWorld yesterday.

Almost three in 10 or 26 percent believe Aquino will be unsuccessful (from 21 percent), while 39 percent said it is still too early to tell whether he will be successful or unsuccessful (from 50 percent).

Aquino's latest scores yielded a 9 net expectation of success score compared to 8 in June 2014.

SWS attributed the marginal improvement in net expectation of success score to increases across most geographical areas and social classes.

His net expectation of success score increased to 23 in September from 12 in June 2014, to 26 from 22 in Mindanao, and to -3 from -7 in Metro Manila, offsetting a four-point drop in balance Luzon to a new record-low -1 from 3.

His ratings also rose by six points to 14 from 8 among respondents belonging to class ABC and by five points to 22 from 17 among those in class E, but hardly changing to 6 from 5 among class D respondents.

The survey used face-to-face interviews of 1,200 adults nationwide with sampling error margins of plus or minus three percentage points for national percentages and plus or minus six percentage points for area percentages.


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