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November 13th, 2009 03:00 PM #22Yea people from DLSU/Ateneo mostly get their visa through petition.....end of discussion. But to say that maraming worshippers and blind followers ang DLSU/Ateneo is stereotyping.
Hindi lahat gusto makapunta ng states. Hindi lahat ng galing sa school na yan gusto mag-work dun and ung iba hindi na kaylangan mag-work alam nyo naman siguro un. It's insulting kahit galing ako sa CSB. Parang sinabi na USA nuthuggers ung mga taga DLSU/Ateneo.
Wait tanong ko lang, san ka ba nag-college jedi13? Parang hate na hate mo ung DLSU/Ateneo bakit talo ba kayo lagi sa UAAP? Or wala sa UAAP or NCAA ung school mo
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November 13th, 2009 03:07 PM #23
Here's one Hillary noticed but look how neutral she is? aware that the catholic church ang una magre-react Let's wake up people of the Phils. wag tayo pauto sa mga religious advice, ito primary cause kung bakit tayo mahirap and lately binabaha
Hillary makes pitch for reproductive health
(The Philippine Star) Updated November 13, 2009 12:00 AM
MANILA, Philippines - Aware of opposition to artificial contraception from groups including the Catholic Church, US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said yesterday her government would leave it up to the Philippines to decide if it would accept Washington’s offer of assistance in promoting planned parenthood and reproductive rights.
“Of course, as with any policy, we work with our partners and our allies. It is up to the people and the government of the Philippines to accept any assistance that we might be willing to offer, though I know this is a matter of concern in society here in the Philippines,” Clinton said at a press conference at the Goldenberg Mansion in Malacañang when asked for her stand on the controversial Reproductive Health Bill.
“I respect that and we certainly do not have any intention or plan to preempt or otherwise go beyond or around the attitude of the society,” she said.
Clinton said she personally believes that family planning is an important aspect of development because it empowers women by enabling them to make choices that are in the best interest of their children.
Family planning, she said, also increases educational competence, increases income generation, and provides a much stronger basis for human development.
“We have a lot of experience now trying to empower and educate women so they are able to make these decisions and they have access to family planning,” she said.
“It is not only a positive for the woman and her family but for the larger society,” Clinton said. “I think that is the other point that I would make, but again I would reiterate all these decisions are certainly up to the people and the government of the Philippines.” – Pia Lee-Brago
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November 13th, 2009 04:05 PM #24Let's see what happens. Nakakahiya pa kaylangan pa manggaling sa isang american yan for sure may mga religous people na naman babatikusin ung sinabi nya just for the sake of defending their beliefs.
Dami na din nagsabi ng mga sinasabi ni Clinton pero ano nakuha nila? Wala. Na-criticize pa sila. For sure ma-conscious yang mga politician na yan and magpapa-impress na i-push ung sa birth control.
It's almost 2010, filipinos should wake up na hindi lahat nakukuha sa pagdasal-dasal. Kasi hindi maprevent ang pregnancy sa dasal.
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November 13th, 2009 06:47 PM #25
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November 13th, 2009 07:16 PM #26
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November 13th, 2009 07:38 PM #27
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November 13th, 2009 08:20 PM #29sorry but this thread is useless. if you say something controversial, at least have the decency to explain why you said it. total rubbish, sorry.
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