Philippine Economy Talk

[uls]

Saudi needed workers who are willing to do menial jobs for their household, skilled jobs for their infrastructure and their oil industry

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hindi

puro pinoy spy mga yan

[shadow]

kung ikaw may paupahan and some foreign entity can pay twice the amount locals pay kanino mo ibibigay?

Hinde lang twice but triple the amount then 1 year advance payment. Saan ka pa?


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[uls]

Hinde lang twice but triple the amount then 1 year advance payment. Saan ka pa?


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kaya na-price out mga locals

[dr. d]

what secret weapons do we have that China needs to send 100s of thousands of soldiers disguised as POGO workers to spy on us

they need to know the lay of the land.
it's easy for us to know that, because we live here.
they're furriners. they don't live here. whatever they heard about, they have to verify. that's good spying protocol.

[jut703]

As a real estate shopper, I'd like them out to deflate the bubble a little. As a potential renter, these cash-rich "spies" are certainly good for market prices to rise.

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[Flipo]

i have always suspected these mainlanders who come here as if an invading army.
they are well-financed..
they were probably up to no good (for us).
suspect.. suspect...

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[kisshmet]

hindi

puro pinoy spy mga yan

China needs to know where america could possibly deploy conventional and nuclear weapons in the philippines in the event of a shooting war

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[Monseratto]

Don't pat the virus for scaring the POGOS away... Uncle Winnie made life difficult for the POGOs by sending their own "diplomats" to monitor their countryman and cancelling their passports. Then reporting them to BI to deport.

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[Monseratto]

China needs to know where america could possibly deploy conventional and nuclear weapons in the philippines in the event of a shooting war

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Nuclear weapons are banned from the PH. It's in the constitution. The Chinese should be more interested spying on Guam than the PH if they want to know US military deployment.

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[uls]

Sa sobra antiChina bias nila you can't convince them otherwise

Basta para sa kanila lahat ng pogo worker spy

Pati mga mainlander bata na pinapatae ng mainlander nanay sa public place... spy yan

Ung pagtae ng bata is a signal to other spies

[kisshmet]

Nuclear weapons are banned from the PH. It's in the constitution. The Chinese should be more interested spying on Guam than the PH if they want to know US military deployment.

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Yes its banned..in an event of war US nuclear submarines can launch it in our territorial waters

The chinese navy needs to counter that

Espionage isnt limited in the satellite or space domain..sometimes what they see in space needs to be verified on the ground

Missiles launched in the philippine territory can reach china faster than from guam

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[Monseratto]

Yes its banned..in an event of war US nuclear submarines can launch it in our territorial waters

The chinese navy needs to counter that

Espionage isnt limited in the satellite or space domain..sometimes what they see in space needs to be verified on the ground

Missiles launched in the philippine territory can reach china faster than from guam

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The US has no land based tactical missile that can reach China, even from the PH... Why would the US need to be in PH waters to launch missiles? They have stand off missiles that can be launched from ships, subs and bombers from China's coastline.
Only Trumpy is deeply pissed at China because it ruined his "best economy in the world" and his chances for a second term.

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[dr. d]

The US has no land based tactical missile that can reach China, even from the PH... Why would the US need to be in PH waters to launch missiles? They have stand off missiles that can be launched from ships, subs and bombers from China's coastline.

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the US's policy has always been that of "neither confirming nor denying".
we can only guess.

[ray_noel]

Hinde lang twice but triple the amount then 1 year advance payment. Saan ka pa?


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kaya na-price out mga locals

Tsaka spy sila... malaki budget ng govt nila... they can pay your xxx times price...


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[uls]

Tsaka spy sila... malaki budget ng govt nila... they can pay your xxx times price...


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how about online casinos?

wala sila pera?

they can't afford to pay housing for their employees?

[uls]

balik nalang sa economy usap

kung gusto niyo pag usapan ang demonyong china meron ibang thread

[kisshmet]

The US has no land based tactical missile that can reach China, even from the PH... Why would the US need to be in PH waters to launch missiles? They have stand off missiles that can be launched from ships, subs and bombers from China's coastline.
Only Trumpy is deeply pissed at China because it ruined his "best economy in the world" and his chances for a second term.

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In case you haven't noticed the world is pissed with china because of the chekwa virus

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[jut703]

I don't particularly like China but big props to them for the 4 decades of unparalleled economic growth.

The West portrays them as uncouth, stealing intellectual property rights and all. But if you compare that to the colonialism and slavery that made Europe and the US great, it's a far cleaner way to get to the top if you ask me.

Unfortunately because of the language barrier China will never be as easy to assimilate to as the US was. But I wouldn't be surprised if China becomes undisputed world #1 in the next decade or two.

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[boybi]

Unfortunately because of the language barrier China will never be as easy to assimilate to as the US was. But I wouldn't be surprised if China becomes undisputed world #1 in the next decade or two.

This is what the US has been trying to prevent for the past couple of decades. I won’t even be surprised if the Sarscov2 virus was actually brought by US to China, just to bring down China.

[baludoy]

every tom, dick, and harry knows that china isn't out to invade the WHOLE of the Philippines, that's just overly dramatic and preposterous. it's the strategic locations in the country that they want to control for economic and military applications - think fuga island, benham rise, sangley point, reed bank, bajo de masinloc (aka scarborough shoal), spratley islands, etc .

scrutinize the bigger picture and the main angle is to seize sole control of busy international waterways to not only expand their commercial interests but more importantly, to stretch sino military capacity, specifically their anti-access, area denial capabilities. to be curt about it, if the chinese succeed in being the warlord of the west Philippine sea and the East china sea, it would not only compromise our security but even those of taiwan's, japan's, and south korea's.

beijing has successfully annexed a good portion of the spratley islands w/o firing a shot and similarly, now they've got a foot in the door at sangley point by executing a trojan horse through the guise of the pogo train. they also attempted (still attempting?) to do a similar modus operandi w/ fuga island and the now defunct hanjin shipyard up north via "outsourcing investments" scheme.

anyone who pretends to in- depthly care but doesn't see the possibility of this angle is being naively in denial. you guys have to remember, nothing happens in beijing overnight.

btw, when it comes to military intelligence, nothing beats having assets on the ground and eyeballing their targets upclose.

and another thing , every chinese citizen is required to undergo military training - some basic, some not so basic. now, that's some food for thought.