What they don't tell you about the OFW life

[CVT]

Ngayon konti na lang na facial hair ang natira? Kaya manyak look?

I would rather die than survive something like that. That person might never be the same anymore. Madami palang bakla sa Saudi? Parang mga animal

Niyari mo na naman ako... Ano'ng manyak look?.... Sabi ko nga sa inyo,- may binabagayan iyan... (at tsaka pangkiliti.... :naughty2

Anyway,- hindi jokla ang mga iyan,- mahal kasi ang babae sa ME, binibili - kaya hindi sila maka-iskor sa kanilang mga babae....

Tsaka,- sanay ang mga iyan na tumitira ng patalikod sa mga tupa sa disyerto... Kaya hayun,- ganoon din ang tirada nila kahit tao....

Naalala ko tuloy,- umuuwi ako noon ng hatinggabi from my friend's flat in the ME,- about a block away.... Minsan, hindi ako nagdala ng sasakyan.... May huminto ba namang Arabo,- bumusina- at sinabi sa akin na - dugdog daw?... Sabi ko sa kanya *()&*^%$,- (at isusumbong ko siya sa pulis),- harurot siya palayo....

Nuong nag-o-overnight kami sa Red Sea,- mayroong mga nurses na Pinay na nandoon din at nag-su-swimming,- aba may 3 jokla na kasama nila ang na-pick-up ng mga Arabo. Pagbalik nila,- maluha-luha sa saya ang mga jokla,- dinala raw sila sa disyerto at doon sila dinale,- dakil daw... :naughty2::hysterical:


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[yebo]

cvt, sigurado hindi ka sumakay sa kotse nung nagyaya sa iyo ng dugdug ha

yung kasama namin na bakla dati sa riyadh gabi-gabi sinusundo ng mga arabo. dami pera ni mama, siya sagot sa food naming lahat. nagpapamasahe lang siya dun sa 2 naming kasama at pag natutulog siya ayaw nya ng maingay. di naman siya nangmamanyak sa amin. 8 months pa lang resign na si mama, dami na ipon e. papagawa daw niya yung bar nya sa gapo.

tama sabi ni cvt, binibili babae dun. pag nag-mens na nagtatakip na ng mukha, at pag 18 na benta na siya sa highest bidder. dapat nakita ng bidder nung hindi pa nagtatakip ng mukha bago magbid kundi baka ngets pala hehehe! may white na flag sa harap ng bahay kung may binebentang babae. usually yung mga mayayaman ayaw nila lumabas ang pera sa pamilya kaya magpipinsan din lang nagaasawahan. at yung eldest brother kung hindi mabenta ang kapatid na babae after age 30 sa kanya ipapaasawa yung kapatid nya. yung amo namin 2 asawa nya, yung 1st wife pinsan buo at yung 2nd wife ay kapatid nya. incest to the max kaya naman baluktot ang pagiisip ng mga arabo.

[chua_riwap]

Marami bakla sa Batha (riyadh). Usually mapuputi mga yan. At pag ganyan, type ka ng mga arabo.

Nabuhay yung na-rape sa disyerto. Usually pag ganyan, pinapatay na nila yan, para wala nang sabit.

Sigurado, hirap nang um-ebs si sadik. Pag umutot ang tunog......."Pfffwaaaahhhh!'
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[CLAVEL3699]

Ang tawag namin dyan Rosa Rosal.

Kasi parang rose na ang pwet.

[gutz_3110]

More than 10% of the Filipino population are OFWs. Everything has been told. Manhid lang talaga ang ibang mga nakikinabang sa mga OFWs or either mababa nga ang IQ.

madaming ganito sa probinsya, kapag ang OFW ay dumating, akala nila tagapagligtas. kung ang OFW naman ay single, o matandang binata/dalaga, lahat ng iminundar, ubos o kaya pudpod.

[erick_214]

What about kameng mga seafarers na nagwowork offshore? Seems like hindi kame pwedeng tawaging OFW since the descriptions are a bit off...

Kung hindi dahil sa mga OFWs 20-30 years ago eh saan ba pupulutin ang Pinas? If babalik lahat ng OFWs sa Pinas at wala nang remittances ngayon, gaano kaya kabilis magcollapse ang Pinas?

Grabe naman yung iba kung magdescribe sa OFWs mahahalatang may kasamang pait...

[chua_riwap]

^ Hayaan mo na lang sir......

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[cardict]

What about kameng mga seafarers na nagwowork offshore? Seems like hindi kame pwedeng tawaging OFW since the descriptions are a bit off...

Kung hindi dahil sa mga OFWs 20-30 years ago eh saan ba pupulutin ang Pinas? If babalik lahat ng OFWs sa Pinas at wala nang remittances ngayon, gaano kaya kabilis magcollapse ang Pinas?

Grabe naman yung iba kung magdescribe sa OFWs mahahalatang may kasamang pait...

Because some people think they're head above this ofw in terms oh education and status in life,our country for decades were ruled by by greedy politicians which drain the national coffers,that's why you and the likes katulad ko rin,napilitan umalis ng bansa kasi mga trabaho naka reserve na sa mga kamag anak at kaibigan ng mga buwaya

[Monseratto]

Again, Malacanang claims credit for the latest GDP figures. Even though it's the same old story since GMA... OFW remittances.

The economic uptick under the Aquino administration is actually nothing new, and builds on the fiscal reforms and macro-prudential policies of the Arroyo administration.

The Aquino administration has proven to be among the most popular governments in recent memory, but its economic policies are not significantly different from previous governments.

"Key growth drivers for the Philippines economy over the remainder of 2014 will be continued strong growth of domestic consumption, underpinned by buoyant remittance flows," said Biswas.

Philippine economy grew by 5.7 percent in the January to March period. The services and industry sectors, which grew by 6.8 percent and 5.5 percent, respectively, buoyed GDP.

[CVT]

Where will they get the support for the strong growth of domestic consumption???

Not from the local employ, but from the OFWs!!!!!

Hello?????

[Lew_Alcindor]

Again, Malacanang claims credit for the latest GDP figures. Even though it's the same old story since GMA... OFW remittances.

OFW remitances are not part of GDP but of GNP. "D" in GDP means domestic but not domestic helper hehehe. Basic macroeconomics which the NEDA chief wont make a mistake of.

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[CVT]

The growth of Gross domestic product(GDP) is fueled by the growth in gross domestic consumption, which is in turn seeded by the remittances from our OFWs.... so there goes....

[CVT]

(Another) recent article recognizing our OFW's contribution to our country's financial and credit standing.

Philippines News Link, PhilNews - OFWs are real heroes – respect them

OFWs are real heroes – respect them
June 5, 2014 12:05 am

YET another proof that the Overseas Filipino Workers are the foundation of our being a new “Tiger economy”—with Gross Domestic Product numbers that make us one of the star performers in Asean and the world—is top business news today.

Nine out of 10 people who enter a mall have a relative living or working abroad. This is from the SM Shopping Center Management Group’s vice-president for operations, Glenn Ang. He said every day 3 million people enter the SM chain’s 48 malls throughout our archipelago.

We can extrapolate this to mean that–whether in full or only in part—our OFWs (including Filipino seamen without whom the global shipping industry would suffer) spend for the expenses of these 3 million people in SM malls and the millions more who go to other malls daily.

Various estimates made by Philippine government offices as well as OFW associations, including Migrante International, place the number of Filipinos working abroad at 10 million to 11 million. This is 10 percent of the current Philippine population of about 100 million.

According to the 2010 census (the latest we have had) Filipinos below 15 years old made up 34 percent of the population. Seniors made up 6.8 percent. Deduct 40.8 percent of the population from the total and you get 52 million. This is our total adult population (excluding seniors) from which the 10 million OFWs come. These 10 million make up 19 percent of the adult population of Filipinos. And they are abroad working so that their families can be fed, clothed, housed and educated.

This means nearly 1/5th or 20 percent—or 20 out of every 100 adult Filipinos (excluding seniors)—are working abroad to support their families back home, thereby also supporting the Philippine economy.

Great Balance-of-Payments standing

Their regular remittances help make the foreign currency reserves of our Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas one of the largest among the world’s central banks. That the Philippines has an impressive Balance-of-Payments record–aside from our impressive rate of GDP growth (driven mostly by the active shopping in malls, department stores and public markets of our OFW families)–is why we are given high credit ratings by Standard and Poor’s, Moody’s and Fitch. And why world leaders, like those of the World Economic Forum, respect the Aquino administration–despite its failure to address the massive poverty and corruption problems, the scary water and electricity shortages that are hindering proper development, the incompetence in handling infrastructure and socio-economic development in general.

Last March, the personal remittances of Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs) amounted to $2.08 billion, which is 6.9 percent more than the remittances of $1.99 billion in March 2013.

SM, both as a retail merchandising leader and a major real estate developer, is sanguine about the OFWs’ continued support of their families and therefore the Philippine economy. OFWs and their families are not only the consumer targets of SM but also similar corporations in our country, including the Ayala, MetroBank and Robinson groups. They are opening malls and shopping outlets all over the country as well as various forms of housing developments.

We are once again dwelling on this subject to remind Filipinos that the OFWs are real heroes.

This fact must be repeated and stressed over and over again. For many government people who deal with OFWs are still disrespectful of them. Or uncaring about their welfare.

Beginning with the President himself, Filipinos in government and in the private sector must learn to look up to OFWs as heroes, persons to be grateful and respectful to

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[jon777]

(Another) recent article recognizing our OFW's contribution to our country's financial and credit standing.

ok so nabasa ko na yang article about OFW's. Nasaan yung article about Pinoy Expats?