Digong, The President

[Egan101]

So tuloy ang maliligayang araw ni bro dreamur? Hehe.

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Buti pa sya, naka ROHQ. Yung current employer ko, wala ROHQ. I did work for a short period with an ROHQ company and I admit that the perk does have a positive effect on worker's productivity.

[dreamur]

Buti pa sya, naka ROHQ. Yung current employer ko, wala ROHQ. I did work for a short period with an ROHQ company and I admit that the perk does have a positive effect on worker's productivity.

So tuloy ang maliligayang araw ni bro dreamur? Hehe.

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Bros, my company is not ROHQ and the veto virtually takes away the special tax rate enjoyed by selected employees (take note not all) of these companies in the past. They have leveled the playing field so it is now up to management to offer incentives to retain the strong performers, though they are not required by law to do so.

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[dreamur]

So this is part of the plan of those smart guys pulling the digong strings...

Coca-Cola PH laying off workers | Inquirer Business

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[jut703]

So this is part of the plan of those smart guys pulling the digong strings...

Coca-Cola PH laying off workers | Inquirer Business

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For one, I don't think that those pulling the strings are doing it primarily for the sake of the country, but rather for their own self preservation and rise to power.

As Littlefinger succintly puts it - chaos is a ladder.

People like Alvarez will have no place in any other adminstration so they're squeezing out as much as they can from this current one.

Second, for every industry that this administration shuts down, some other industry flourishes. My contractor friends all say that business is booming as government projects being handed to them by local feudal lords allied with Lord Digong. They're not exactly fans of the president, but they have mouths to feed.

The reality is that those who flow like water are the ones who prosper. While people were bickering about politics during the Marcos Era, many of today's biggest tycoons either stayed apolitical or kowtowed to whoever's in power in order to protect their business interests.

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[uls]

Coca cola is collateral damage

[uls]

The reality is that those who flow like water are the ones who prosper. While people were bickering about politics during the Marcos Era, many of today's biggest tycoons either stayed apolitical or kowtowed to whoever's in power in order to protect their business interests.

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How Lucio Tan thrives under any admin


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imo jut703 has an accurate view on the political situation

[kagalingan]

So this is part of the plan of those smart guys pulling the digong strings...

Coca-Cola PH laying off workers | Inquirer Business

ang gusto ko sa news na ito eh mas mataas tax sa high fructose corn syrup at mas mababa sa local sugar....

so marami lilipat sa local sugar.... na gusto ko kasi mas natural taste...

sa HFCS eh "lasang bakal"... at based sa studies eh madami unwanted impurities....

[baludoy]

qoutable quotes from the president:




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[dreamur]

qoutable quotes from the president:




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Dont take it seriously. It was carefully planned aimed to instigate the dilawans and point the blame on LP on why we have digong for a president.

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[ClaNker]

Dont take it seriously. It was carefully planned aimed to instigate the dilawans and point the blame on LP on why we have digong for a president.

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Genius ang mga bisaya bai. [emoji23]

Yan na ang parati kong sinasabi sa mga kaibigan kong panatiko. Tindero sa isang talipapa ang ginawa mong CEO sa malaking corporation and expect he can run it like a well oiled machine is nuts.

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[supadude]

Genius ang mga bisaya bai. [emoji23]

Yan na ang parati kong sinasabi sa mga kaibigan kong panatiko. Tindero sa isang talipapa ang ginawa mong CEO sa malaking corporation and expect he can run it like a well oiled machine is nuts.

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thats what exactly the Masa ordered for. lagi daw kasi mga elitista at taga imperial manila ang mga pinuno wala naman sila napapala, mag lagay naman ng pinuno sa iba para maiba naman.

ayan na nga. ma iba naman na pinuno pero yun mga langaw sa paligid ng pinuno pare pareho pa din.

yun mga dating nag rarally sa kalsada at tumitira sa palakad ng gobyerno, binigyan ng pwesto sa gobyerno pero ano nangyari sa kanila, sablay din at nasibak din isa isa, yun iba corrupt din pala.

[baludoy]

Nakow! Puputok ang butsi ni bong bong nito 😂



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[falken]

imo jut703 has an accurate view on the political situation

He does.

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[Yatta]

Someday PH will thank China for reef structures – Roque | INQUIRER.net

“There will come a time when China‘s might had ceased, when we will have to thank them for the islands because it is only the Philippines that can legally build on those artificial islands,” Roque said in an interview aired on Wednesday on his Facebook page.
“Clearly, eventually, those artificial islands will be ours if we can ask China to leave the islands,” he added.


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[baludoy]

Someday PH will thank China for reef structures – Roque | INQUIRER.net

“There will come a time when China‘s might had ceased, when we will have to thank them for the islands because it is only the Philippines that can legally build on those artificial islands,” Roque said in an interview aired on Wednesday on his Facebook page.
“Clearly, eventually, those artificial islands will be ours if we can ask China to leave the islands,” he added.


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If it wasn't so tragic, that would be so funny

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[dreamur]

If it wasn't so tragic, that would be so funny

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Dont take it seriously. That response was crafted to agitate the dilawans. The kind of logic deployed by roque is a product of a brilliant mind.

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[uls]

Spindoctors doing their job

[uls]

if China takes over Palawan, government spindoctors will find a way to make it acceptable

that's what hiring those lawyers are for

[uls]

China will do what they damn please

it's the job of the admin to spin things

obvious who the masters are

[kisshmet]

Someday PH will thank China for reef structures – Roque | INQUIRER.net

“There will come a time when China‘s might had ceased, when we will have to thank them for the islands because it is only the Philippines that can legally build on those artificial islands,” Roque said in an interview aired on Wednesday on his Facebook page.
“Clearly, eventually, those artificial islands will be ours if we can ask China to leave the islands,” he added.


Read more: Someday PH will thank China for reef structures – Roque | INQUIRER.net
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Dream on..china turning over those facilities to us

They claim it as their own, so they will keep it for good

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