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It's all about money, money, money
It's all about money, money, money
This is the PAF FA-50 fact sheet from 2016-2017. So the public can understand. (C) Armchair Generals of the Philippines FB page (shut down) By the way, the person who made the statement written under the 'For ignorant people and Blind followers' section is already in prison.
Before I even took the post seriously, the background music sounded like a JRPG, so it felt like walking into a dungeon to go meet the boss.
People who use fake PWD IDs should be publicly shamed.
But "the Singapore of the Philippines" is really on a different level, though.
One person at a time, please.
A hug with no drama, no cheating, and no baby daddy. Both of them came out ahead 😻
Correct me if I'm wrong, but from what I know, taking advantage of this isn't that easy. Scaling up ube cultivation isn't easy. I understand the conditions for growing ube are very demanding.
I'm the son and grandson of farmers, and I work in IT now. I studied economics in college. Since I was young, I've watched agriculture decline up close (we used to sell several cavans of our rice, but now even what we harvest doesn't last us a year). As I see it, the only solution is consolidating farmland through cooperatives. Farmers would become shareholders instead of individual micro-businesses that are easy to exploit. Any farming beyond subsistence level is a business. Money goes in, money comes out. Then farmers can keep doing what they do best while enjoying economies of scale, collective bargaining power, and maybe even direct government subsidies. They'd produce only as much as can be sold at a fair market price, take a bigger share of the final profit on the way from farm to market, and fill any supply shortfall with imports. Who benefits? Farmers, retailers, consumers. Who loses? Middlemen and importers. You can guess who has both the resources and the motive to block this. That's my opinion.
I went to see it tonight. I walked out of the theater feeling depressed. This movie really broke my heart.
They won't force you, but the bosses do take note of the people who don't take part. No higher bonus, no promotion, and so on.
This reminds me of the meme of Squidward eating a burger.
This is a classic case of "acting incompetent so someone else has to do it."
440 in 2017 was really expensive. That was barely a year into PNoy's term. Back then, 440 would cover about four meals.
And then they'll set up their own HMO company next. Why not just fix PhilHealth.
The scenery is really beautiful. No wonder the CCP covets it.
Many people don't care, because they think English equals intelligence. Even if what you said makes no sense, as long as you have no Filipino accent and you're speaking English, it counts as better.
In the end, religion is a very good business.
Honestly, it's obvious a few people here have never been in OP's position. It's all "should have, could have, would have" until you're actually in a similar situation, and then it's different. Anyway, it's already happened, OP. Recording it on video was good enough. Posting here might be your way of "reporting" it, but I agree it would have been better to report it to the authorities. If you haven't yet, please do. Also remember that you could have done more, but that might have made things worse for both you and the victim. Edit: typo
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