Kaya lang, kapag kasi nasasaktan, tumatapang.
Tamang nalalaman nating kawawa tayo.
Kaya ituloy niyo lang po!
Para naman nagigising tayo…ako.
Ang problema kasi, akala natin masarap ang buhay.
Kaya pa-easy-easy tayo sa lahat ng ginagawa natin.
Tanggap na nting mga unggoy tayo,
kaya naman wala na lang sa tain kung alilain tayo.

Pero, nung sobrang naawa ako sa bansa natin
Nun pong sinapok-sapok ninyo kami,
Nagsimula po akong mangarap para sa bansa
nagsimula po akong magsumikap at mag-aral kahit na wala pang nagsasabi sa aking mga magulang o teacher
Ipinangako ko sa sarili ko na makikita ko rin ang Pilipinas na naniniwalang superyor tayo.

Ang hirap nito di ba? . Kung ako lang, imposible. Kungtayo lang, parang imposible. Pero may awa ang Diyos:). ‘yun lang po ang pinanghahawakan ko sa kabila ng lahat…

Totoo naman talaga…Tulo laway lang tayo sa mga puti…

Kasi sikat na pag nakakapag asawa ng puti…

We are really dumb nice sa mga puti… That’s why they treated themselves as king here in the Philippines…

Gising na po tayo!!!!!

As what our national hero would utter that slaves and tyrants will not exist unless they both intentionally exist to create a very miserable country. In our case, everyone is accountable for this misery. We have low self-esteem (not all have) but some could possess this. We might have a slim fighting chances because we are completely dependent from the West.

What would the youth do if this series of unfortunate events can’t turn the tables at? Would there be any surviving chances that the youth can excel without any form of dependence from the overseas but dependence on his country? Are there any possibilities to ponder if we would have counter-consciousness with all the dictated Western social norms and mores?

These are the questions that we are to resolve while we can still see the light and the hope of our country.

Don’t worry. Once I graduate, get my masteral etc. etc…I’d give something for you to blog about in the future.

There are a lot of us that hope to make the Philippines a better place to live in

More power to the Brown Raise Movement!
-Senior Student, UST Architecture

kung tututusin marami naman tayong magagandang ma ibubuga, sa natural resources at tourists spot… ang dami. siguro nga, it’s not in the place but with the persons who’s inhabiting in it…

haixt…….

more power pow sa inyo! i hope a lot of students will visit your site…

para naman magkaroon din sila ng awareness sa lahat ng nangyayari sa ating lahi….

It saddens me that a lot of Filipinos are leaving this country for “”wants of opportunities.” Being a Filipino is an embarrassment for them. Have they ever wondered, was the Philippines ever proud of them?

After reading this post, naalala ko yung istoryang nabuo ng classmate ko after he read my “Supermaid” speech na nagawa ko dahil gusto ko lang, The Cinderellang Pinay story,
“Cinderella passed by at midnight, fell on the stairs, accidentally left a glass shoe, and hurriedly went back to work as a maid again. The sad fact is that Prince Charming never came back with her missing shoe.”

Prince Charming and greener pasture abroad are not the opportunities they are looking for. What they are really in search for are identity and national embrace.

Kailan kaya po tayo haharap sa salamin at makitang kayumanggi, balat-kahoy tayo at hindi hilaw o puti?!

…naaalala ko din po pala yung kantang Nilamon ng Sistema by Francis Magalona after reading this post!:)