8 posts tagged #Proud to be Pinoy
A public portal used by citizens for passport applications (passport.gov.ph) suddenly becomes unsecure due to an expired SSL certificate and no one can do anything about it because, bureaucracy. Last May 12, 2017, the SSL certificate of the Passport Portal of the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) here in the Philippines expired. I noticed this Thursday
Change is scamming.
I’d hate to admit, but even as I try my best to not delve into political commentary, the situation everyday compels me to write about what is on my mind. This random image I took yesterday of the National Press Club’s compound from behind a barbed wire fence further convinced me that I should start writing
They start ’em young. While on my way to test a friend’s vintage lens in the street, I ran into a procession, mostly of children taking turns carrying a replica of the Nazarene in a procession on one of the side streets of Manila. This while the religious and some of our so-called “statesmen” call
They served and laid down their lives to protect our liberties. The very liberties that allow us to live free and speak our minds, no matter what our opinions are, are the very same liberties that they have fought and died for. The very liberties that allow me to post this tribute is because of
(note: This article was published in Nov of 2012) Three years ago, 58 innocent men and women were violently murdered in Maguindanao by the Ampatuan clan and their henchmen. The following names are those of the journalists, lawyers, members and aides of the clan’s political rival and those unfortunate motorists who just happened to be
“If blogging is such a slacker job then maybe that makes me bad at slacking off.” — Archon Digital
It bothers me that to this day, no significant political change can cure this lingering cancer of corruption in our nation. This malignant and ruptured anomaly continues to worsen our people’s way of life. It has grown to the point where we all have to make a stand and face this problem head on. I
