Conversations with a Taxi Driver
Alitaptap
May 22nd, 2009 | 
Barely a year ago, my work allowed me to go to Malaysia for almost two months.
| On my arrival I had a chat with the limo driver who picked me up from the airport. We first talked about his training as a driver, he said that they are required study different countries so they can converse well with their guests. We talked about the history of America, Europe, Asia and of course Malaysia. | |
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Then we moved on to oil prices in different countries and the top selling cars in their streets. The conversation later on moved to the Philippines. He asked me “why is it that there are no Filipino cars? “. He said that the Chinese already have cars (Cherry, Chana, Great wall, and Foton just to name a few), the Indians also has their own local cars (during that time Tata motors just announced that they have created the cheapest car), and of course Malaysia already has two local cars (Perodua and Proton). At the back of my mind, I’m not sure if he knows that as early as 1954, Dr. Greogorio Y. Zara of FEATI university invented the alcohol – based aircraft engine and that in 1961 “General Marex” the electronic robot was introduced in the 1961 FEATI university Science Fair. |
| Sadly, the glory we had in the past will not merit our present reputation. I just told him that probably in 20 years we can produce our own local cars. He told me that we are too much delayed already and that in five years we should already be producing cars or else we would be completely left behind by everyone. I told him, that our people are still busy with more important things. Then he asked me another painful question, do you love your president? Why is she still in power? It so easy to answer this question if you’re a Filipino talking to a fellow Filipino in your own country, but things are different once your out and talking to a foreigner. I refused to answer that question, it’s a trap. The whole world knows how corrupt our government is, and for a corrupt government to stay in power reflects the kind people of that country. As what Rizal said “Tal pueblo, Tal gobyerno”. I never knew that dodging questions are to be the first skills I need to acquire in my deployment. The long travel from the airport to the hotel finally came to an end, before I left the limo I gave him an unusually large tip, not because I can afford it, but because I wanted to redeem the reputation of my countrymen. | |
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The next day I took another cab going to work, the cab driver was unusually hostile. I tried to chat with the guy but there is a noticeable anger in his attitude. I told him I’m not from Malaysia. He said that the moment I opened my mouth he already knew that I am a Filipino. He asked me, “Why is it that there are more than ten thousand Filipino domestic helpers in Malaysia leaving their families for MYR 800 (PHP 10,400) a month?”. Then I understood why he is angry; he wasn’t talking to me as a customer, but he was talking to me as a Filipino. I needed to dodge this question, it’s just too painful to answer. |
| I asked him how he knew about it? He said he knows where the Filipinas hang out, he told me, in a very angry voice, that he knows some married Filipinas who are still looking for Malaysian Husbands. At first I pitied the guy, coz he looked like he was victimized by that. But soon I pitied the broken Filipino families, the motherless children and the wifeless husbands. I wanted to give the taxi driver a large tip, but he refused the tip but instead gave me a discount. How can I blame him? No matter how high you are, you can only be as high as the least of your countrymen once you leave the comforts of your own country. I remember weeping in my hotel room that night. I couldn’t sleep in my fancy five star hotel room. The room was too beautiful, the bed was too soft, the view was too nice (it’s over looking the twin towers).At the back of my mind I was thinking of the thousands of my kababayans who left their families just to put food on their tables. I wonder what kind of rooms do they sleep in, what kind of beds to they rest their bodies on, what kind of view do they see outside?. | |
| Watch the movies Anak, Milan, and care giver and you’ll know what I’m talking about. We call them “Bagong bayani” at home, but life is different abroad. How many families are broken? How many of our kababayans are maltreated by their employers? How many of our kababayans grew up parentless? Is this what being a Filipino means? Back in the 1950’s going abroad as a domestic helper or a caregiver is unheard of, but in just half a century everything changes. I do not think it’s too late though, things can still change. If we Filipinos can just show more love for our kababayans, more love for our country. We can rebuild our nation and redeem our people. |  |
From: Aldrich Abrogena , 26 years Old , IT Speciaist, Makati, Philippines
May 22nd, 2009 at 06:54 PM
Totoo po talagang napakasakit pumunta ng ibang bansa. Kahit gaano pa kataas ang rank mo dito sa Pilipinas, tingin pa rin sa’yo ng mga banyaga ay alila. Maraming salamat po sa istoryang ito. Kailangan na nga talaga nating baguhin ang ibig sabihin ng pagiging isang Pilipino. Maraming salamat po talaga sa Brown Raise!
May 22nd, 2009 at 07:42 PM
More and more stories about the negative aspect of being a Filipino are coming out. This is a harsh reality, truly heart breaking. But for those of us who know better, let us do our part in helping raise our dignity and redeem our country’s pride..
May 22nd, 2009 at 08:02 PM
nakalungkot isipin pero tayo din ang dahilan kung bakit ganoon ang tingin sa atin ng mga dayuhan. ngunit hindi pa huli ang lahat, may pagasa pa ang Pilipinas. dapat patuloy tayong nagaaral upang tumaas ang tingin sa atin ng mga dayuhan. sa tulong ng brown raise maiaangat na natin ang ating mga sarili bilang lahing kayumangi, patutunayan natin sa buong mundo na tayo ay “Perlas ng Silangan”
May 23rd, 2009 at 07:12 AM
I like this article because it is about a privileged young man who did not distance himself from the sufferings of his people. It reminded me of Nehemiah, a great Jewish leader.
This should be the attitude of those who belong to the middle and high classes of Philippine society. They must cease living for themselves only and start using their resources and education to uplift the poor and the oppressed.
May 23rd, 2009 at 09:06 AM
“No matter how high you are, you can only be as high as the least of your countrymen once you leave the comforts of your own country.”
Oo nga po no? Parang si Rizal…kahit saan man nakarating ang puso at isip nasa bansa pa rin.
May 23rd, 2009 at 05:41 PM
After so much “whining” about–I learned from this article that love of country is not about geography because Pippin (LOTR) went as far as the middle earth but he chose to come home and how he missed home. Nationalism is about giving back to the country that gave you your identity and retaining that identity regardless of the time and place.
May 24th, 2009 at 06:50 AM
Sir Aldrich thank you po for sharing your experience.
BR, more power and sobranang maraming maraming salamat sa pagmulat sa mga bagay na patungkol sa ating lahi. Nawa’y patuloy po tayong mgkaroon ng istorya patungkol sa pagangat nating mga Pilipino.
May 25th, 2009 at 10:38 AM
Nasa school library po ako ngayon, at tila lalong nababasag ang aking puso. Salamat po sa pag mulat ng aming mga mata, ang mga ganitong istorya ang nagtutulak sa amin mga mag-aaral na paghusayin pa ang aming pagaaral dahil may pasanin na kaming dala dala.
May 25th, 2009 at 01:46 PM
It’s so sad. Mothers left their children in exchange of the dollars they earned from working abroad hoping they can send their children to college and have a good future. Yet in return their children either became a victim of drug abuse or early teenage pregnancy. The absence of mothers or parents are the most crucial stage for growing children. I can’t imagine without a Dad and a Mom at home.
When I was still a child, I preferred to be poor rather than have much but without my parents whom I considered my wealth. They are my guiding hands, my mentor, my protector and my comfort.
I had a chance to attend a training in abroad and one of the issues raised by my co participants was “Why the Phil. gov’t. allowed their best people to go out and work in other countries? They are so concerned that we might be experiencing brain-draining. I had just a simple reply that may be the OFFER – meaning the salary offered is higher than what they actually are receiving from the Phil. That pains me because it seems we Filipinos are only after of money. We don’t want to be best in our own country.
May 26th, 2009 at 12:26 AM
napakagandang post. mas lalo ko tuloy minahal ang bansa ko. At oo. Napakasaklap magakaroon ng kamag-anak na nasa ibang bansa.
May 26th, 2009 at 01:20 AM
Nakaklungkot pong isipin na kailangang umiwas sa mga ganung tanong. . Sana sa susunod maging matapang tayo at proud hindi para lang makasagot kung hindi dahil sa panahong iyon ay talagang magagmit na at maipapakita ang dapat ipagmalaki ng mga pinoy.
ang mahal nating bansa at mga kababyan
Sana ang mga taxi driver din dito ay may pagpapahalaga sa kinalalgayan ng bansa at lahat ng Filipino.
Salamat po sa mga ganitong kwento. Kung magtutulungan lang nga lahat at hindi magiging sakim, anong ganda kaya ngayon ng ating bansa.
Patuloy natin itong ipanalangin.
Go brownraise, nawa mabasa ng lahat ang mga kwentong ito at hindi lang basta mabasa kung hindi magkaroon ng pasanin para sa ating bansa.
May 26th, 2009 at 01:56 AM
I’ve heard this story before and I was too innocent about other Asian countries producing their own cars. I though before, “So what they’ve got their own?” After hearing this one, I couldn’t believe I’ve been seeing Proton and Chery brands everywhere. I was awakened to reality that all we can do for now is keep importing and present SARAO only.
May 28th, 2009 at 11:29 AM
i remember one story…un sister ng friend ko caregiver s ibng bansa…may family xa d2 at my 3 anak…my nanliligaw sa knya na foreigner at alm nun foreigner na my family xa d2 sa pinas…pero ngaun mgpapakasal na sila kase maeexpire n un visa ng sister ng friend ko…ggwin nia un para mging resident na xa dun…and i doubt if the husband knows that…grabe noh? ngpapakababa para lang s visa…ndi na naawa s pmilya nia lalo n sa mga anak nia…ang masama pa ksabwat nia un nanay nia..un nanay nia mismo ang gumagawa ng paraan para makapagpakasal xa dun sa foreigner…
May 28th, 2009 at 03:42 PM
Time will come everything will change. We just have to persevere, work hard and have faith! Go brownraise!
May 31st, 2009 at 01:59 PM
it’s so very sad to hear that we may not instantly yield our country to a brighter future.
I just want to say:
how many filipinos have already become domestic helpers?
how many families have been already seperated?!
with all the criticism that we filipinos are recieving from other foreiners from other countries,
it just makes me mad!
the truth about our country is so very devastating!!
for my fellow countrymen, let’s work hard,persevere and fight for this country.
without our nation,without unity from our society.
we can not make it possible for our nation to become one!
June 2nd, 2009 at 06:51 PM
All these things happened for a reason but we shouldn’t forget that we are part of it. And the time has come to open our minds, DO your share, and be the answer for the country-(solution and not the problem) .. .
June 3rd, 2009 at 11:03 PM
Devastating, indeed, and yet…
Thousands of Filipinos and Filipinas STILL leave for the primary reason of earning money and / or finding a foreign husband.
We must do our best to educate and help our fellow countrymen whose eyes are jaded, and also of course, live up to what we say.
June 17th, 2009 at 01:10 AM
>>>so heartbreaking realities and this post almost break me into tears…this is very true naexperience ko na rin yan…at sinupla ko i changed the topic and ibinida ang ibang filipino achiever’s natin na wala sila… Its not too late to raise our dignity as filipinos,don’t let these negative thought of this other races bother us, yes there are really kabayan’s that are stupid, there is still hope for all of us.. sa pilipinas at sa mga tao nito.. somehow meron din talagang jealousy na rin kasi ang pinoy ngayon global na, these races that put down us are the very same person who really don’t know our rich culture in the past and mismo inside our home ay narito pa rin sa ating mga kababayan ang mga”talangkanin” but thru brownraise.org alam ko at umaasa ako na mag iiba na ang lahing pinoy at nagsisimula na tayong bumalik sa dapat kalagyan ng isang tunay na pilipino…ang kabataang pinoy ngayon ang magtataguyod ng binitawang salita ng ating bayaning si dr.Jose Rizal” ang kabataan ang pag asa ng bayan” GOD BLESS US ALL.
June 18th, 2009 at 07:45 PM
nakakatouch po talga yang story nio
ako po’y 10 yrs. old pa lalmng
simula po nagayon hindi ko napo ikukumpara
kung ano ang meron ang banyagang bansa
kundi ang papansinin ko na lamang po kung ano ang meron tayo
anG sarAp po taLAgANg bAnGgItinG
” im proud to be pinoy ”
walang alinlangan
maraming salmat po dahil
minulat nyo po ang lahat
na wag taliuran kung ano meron tayo
angd thank so much din po sa TBR
dahil sa inyo minulat nyo po ang bawat pilipino na
maging ISANG PINOY
June 25th, 2009 at 03:46 PM
i realize in this story na napakahirap pala talagang mawalay sa mga mahal sa buhay kala nila masaya sa abroad ang di nila alam ay puro hirap at panglalait ang inaabot ng mga kababayan natin dun.nakakatouch ginagawa nila ang lahat ng makakaya nila
June 28th, 2009 at 07:20 PM
i was weeping, my heart crushed…
masyadong tinatarak ang dibdib ko sa katotohanang ito…masakit at mapait lunukin pero kailangan talaga.
sobrang eye-opener ito sa ating mga filipino, at ito pa, kadalasan pa nga, eh kapwa mo pa filpino ang mangyuyurak ng pagkakakilanlan mo…ironic talaga.
sana makapag-isip isip yung ibang filipino na ayaw nilang tanggaping filipino sila (LALO na yung migrants na feel na feel na nilang citizens sila dun bansang pinag-migrate-an nila!)…
July 11th, 2009 at 07:04 PM
I agree with you people.
July 17th, 2009 at 11:45 AM
If no want’s to star today,be the one to prove them that we should,because we are very far from the other country…
But still,have hope,and make other people feel the same..
July 17th, 2009 at 12:32 PM
I agree, life is different abroad, they treat us differently which makes me sad. “I hear the wind calling my name, the sound that leads me home again. The Sparks of a fire, a flame that still burns. To you I will always return.” This song is entitled “I will always return” but for me it has a deeper meaning. Thank you!
♦PhilippineWonders♦
July 17th, 2009 at 12:39 PM
I’m amazed about the taxi drivers there, they even study other countries so that they can converse well with their guest. Do our taxi drivers here in Philippines even study like that? wow….Malaysians are really Malaysians not like other Filipinos, they are Filipinos but, inside, they are not…
July 18th, 2009 at 01:18 PM
I was surprised when I read that the taxi drivers even study other countries so that they can converse well with their guests. Yesterday somebody told me that we used to be better than the Malaysians but now it’s the opposite. The Malaysians seem to be better than us. But I believe that we can still be better. We can only do this if we start understanding why Jose Rizal lived. We also can do this if we only have hope.
July 18th, 2009 at 06:38 PM
sa malaysia ay kailangan mataas ang pinag-aralan mo para magimg taxi driver. Dito sa atin minamaliit ang mga driver. Nakakalungkot isipin na kahit gaano pa kataas ang posisyon mo dito sa Pilipinas ay minamaliit pa rin nila tayo sa ibang bansa. Pero kahit na ganito ang kalagayan natin ngayon, kailangan pa rin natin ipagmalaki sa buong mundo na Pilipino tayo. Tungkol doon sa sinasabi na ang mga filipino domestic helper sa ibang bansa ay tinatawag na bagong bayani dito sa atin, hidi ito paraan para maging bayani. Nagpapa-alipin sila sa ibang lahi. Tungkol sa tanong ng driver na bakit walang sariling gawa na sasakyan ang Pilipinas, muntikan na tayong magkaroon noon. Si Dniel Dingle na isang Pilipino ay nakaimbento ng isang kotse na tubig lamang ang ginagamit imbis na langis. Ibinahagi niya ito sa ating gobyerno ngunit sinabi ng mga politiko na wala lamang daw siya sa pag-iisip kaya niya sinasabi iyon. Kung kaya’t ibinenta na lamang niya ang kanyang imbensyon sa mga Hapon. At ginagawa na ito ngayon ng Toyota. Isa pang imbensyon natin na ibinenta sa ibang bansa ay ang fire truck ng Estados Unidos ngayon. Nakikita nito kung may tao pa ba sa loob ng nasusunog na bahay. Matatalino tayong mga Pilipino ngunit ginagamit natin ito sa mali o kaya ay ibinibenta natin ang ating mga imbensyon sa ibang bansa. Ibang bansa ang nakikinabang sa mga bagay na tayo dapat ang nakikinabang. Nakakalungkot nga lamang marinig ng mga kuwentong katulad nito. Panahon na upang ipakita sa buong mundo na panahon na nag mga Asyano at kabilang tayo doon. Kailangan lamang nating gamitin ang ating talino at pagmamahal sa ating bayan para matulungang umangat ang ating bansa mula sa kalagayan nito ngayon. Sulong mga Pilipino!!!!!!!
July 18th, 2009 at 08:27 PM
My heart was struck after reading this article. It shows how other countries look at us. The taxi driver was right that we send caregivers to their country, but why don’t our people take care of our 7,107 islands? even though we are not paid by people, we can still do this job if we love our country. It is so dissapointing that we are just caregivers to the eyes of other people. We are only exporting dried mangoes and pastillas to other countries. We should export cars. we can do it. we are BrownRaise
July 18th, 2009 at 09:00 PM
I have a dream that one day my nation will arise from wickedness and rise with the great nations of asia even I’m young I believe that the Philippines will rise like Malaysia…..
July 18th, 2009 at 10:34 PM
EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD PEOPLE DO NOTHING”
Tama ang article na ito. Tama rin ang Brown raise sa kanilang adhikain. For sure parami na ng paraming kabataan ang namumulat sa kanilang mga sinusulat dito sa site. Kaya nga tutuo yung sinasabing “EVIL PREVAILS WHEN GOOD PEOPLE DO NOTHING”. Sa bansa natin ngayon kailangan ng mga nagtuturo ng mabuti para yung mga darating na generations eh puro ayos ang mga pagiisip. Kalimutan na natin ang past 40 years,wala ng bunga iyon. Tingnan na natin ang mga kinabukasan ng mga darating pang henerasyon sa pamamagitan ng pagtuturo ng tamang attitude bilang tunay na Pilipino.
July 21st, 2009 at 04:05 PM
napakasakit maging pilipino kung ang tingin sa iyo ng mga banyaga ay hindi tao. para bang sila lng ang my kakayahang ipakita sa mundo na cla ay mga pingpalang nilalang. kya rin nmn nting mga pilipino kulang lang tyo sa pagmamahal.
pagmamahal sa kapwa ntin pilipino pagmamahal sa bansa natin at pagmamahal sa ating sariling kasarilan.
minsan hindi mo rin masisisi ang mga banyaga na maliitin tau dahil taung mga pilipino rin ang ngbibgay saknila ng dhilan pra gwin un.
Pero iba na ngaun kyalangn n nting bumangon matagal na taung naiiwan ng panahon matagal ng masama ang tingin satin ng mga dayuhan kyalangn n nting matutuhang mahalin ang ating bansa
dahil wlang ggwa nun para sa atin kung tau ring mga Pilipino
August 9th, 2009 at 10:42 AM
Malaysia, Malaysia is rising because of the 3 factors. 1st- COURAGE “without courage there will be no PETRONAS,NO WAWASAN 2020, NO EVERYTHING” – Andrei Valerio
2nd- Wawasan 2020- without Malaysia’s WAWASAN 2020 Malaysia would not have made it this far
3rd- Angkasawan- achieving a dream with courage and vision
Without these 3 factors Malaysia would never make it this far
Like what I said “A life worth living is full of passion and intensity.” We can be like Malaysia only if we have a passion. What’s the point in living if you dont have a passion? Unlike us Filipinos, Malaysians have a VISION. I also learned in class that ” Without VISION, the people PERISH”
Thank You!
♥PilipinoWarrior1♥
August 9th, 2009 at 10:53 AM
I am an American but I realize that Filipinos have a future, a future to be just like Malaysia or maybe higher than that. I only have one thing to tell you Filipinos. Live your life doing good things, not being lazy. You are wasting such a precious time given to you. Be useful of what you have. DO NOT BE LAZY.I know you can do it! Filipinos are NOT CRAZY! Spain just took your history away..So now it’s time to show what you ALL ARE CAPABLE OF DOING.
dont forget with ONE LAST STAND you will NEVER FALL.
~OneLastStand~
August 10th, 2009 at 07:54 PM
Who loves transportation, pwede ba gumawa na tayo ng sarili natin. even a Malaysian taxi driver would know what to do!
August 11th, 2009 at 12:06 AM
sa palagay ko po pag ating inugat ang pinakapinagmumulan ng ating problema, makikita po natin ito sa kung paano natin tinitingnan ang isang bagay. Ang pilipino po kasi ay mapagpanggap. opo mapagpanggap po tayo at gaya gaya. wala po tayong sariling pagkakakilanlan. sa buong asya ang pilipino pag tiningnan mo masyadong makakanluranin, dalhin mo naman siya sa kanluran at masyado naman siyang asian. hindi po kasi tayo proud sa kung ano ang uri ng kultura na meron tayo noon kaya nasira na ang kultura natin ngayon dahil sa kagagaya. simulan na muna natin sa usaping ekonomiya bago tayo magtungo sa kultura… wag po natin ipilit ang pagiging industriyalisadong bansa po kaagad. wag po natin madaliin. madaliin po natin ang pagligo at kung anu ang amoy mo pagpasok mo ganun pa din ang amoy mo paglabas. tayo po ay isang agrikultural na bansa… at ito po ay napakahalaga. isipin ninyo ang mundo na wala nang ginawa kundi kotse at mga makina… anu kakainin ng mga tao sa mundo? may mga kadahilanan po kung bakit napakayaman ng likas na yaman ng Pilipinas. BINIYAYAAN po tayo… pero anung ginawa natin? pinapabayaan natin kasi piling natin mas magnda ung kay pedro kaysa kay Juan. napakaraming bagay pa po ang mga kadahilanan kung bakit ganito tayo… pero pagpaumanhin niyo po pero baka pagalitan na ko ng nanay ko madaling araw na po pala… Basta ang masasabi ko lang ay maaari pong tayo ay nakapagsimula ng masama, ngunit tatandaan po natin na hindi naman natin kailangan pagpatuloy na lang… hindi pa po huli ang lahat may pag-asa pa po… ayan na kagalitan na nga ako… sige po God bless sa uulitin po…
August 11th, 2009 at 10:55 PM
It is relly heartbreaking to know that Fiipinos can give a lot more than it is today and still we don not pursue to ge it. I think it is only natural for that cab driver to get angry because he has a point. Why can’t we just stay in our country and make it progressive so that instead of us going there what happens will be them going to us? I know that some people may think “your all talk!” I know I can’t do much right now but as a High School student I think it is rightful for me to think that way. Also, I don’t really understand the purpose of getting Malaysian husbands? For me, it is being very very selfish.
-Let us show the world who we really are!!!-
August 12th, 2009 at 06:14 AM
WITHOUT VISION PEOPLE PERISH !!
August 21st, 2009 at 11:08 PM
Indeed, heartbreaking stories like these are common these days. We just have to further love our country, strive hard, and work with excellence so we won’t be slaves for foreigners anymore.
August 29th, 2009 at 05:34 PM
ang bumili pala ng imbensyon ni Daniel Dingel ay honda hindi toyota. at may gumawa rin ng ganitong klase ng kotse na Amerikano na si Stan Meyers pero nauna pa rin ang imbensyon ni Daniel Dingel. Ang masam nga lang ginawa ito ni Dingel para sa mga Pilipino ngunit hindi siya sinang-ayunan ng gobyerno. Nakakalungkot nga talaga.
August 29th, 2009 at 05:42 PM
Ang masaklap pa kaya hindi siya sinang-ayunan ng gobyerno dahil may kasunduan ang gobyerno ng Pilipinas, IMF at World Bank na hindi gagawa ang mga PIlipino ng kahit ano na tatalo sa aknilang mga produkto. Mga lito talaga tayo.
September 1st, 2009 at 08:10 PM
kahit gaano tau kagaling kung mga lider naman natin ay nagbulag-bulagan ( sana matuluyan nga! ) sa mga nangyayari sa bayan natin….kung ako lang gusto kung masakerin ang mga lider natin…masakerin ng panalangin syempre!!!!dahil masyadong malupit ang mga masasamang ispiritu na naninirihan sa katawan nila! di po ba?
September 17th, 2009 at 05:12 PM
Habang binabasa ko ang kwentong eto ay parang hinihiwa ang puso ko ramdam ko ang kirot at hapdi lalo’t higit sa mga kababayan natin na kumakapit sa patalim at wala ng pakialam kung madungisan ang pagkatao maitawid lamang sa gutom ang pamilya…kung negatibo ang pagtingin ng malasyano sa ating mga ilang kababayan ay nagagalak nman po akong ipaalam sa lahat na mataas ang tingin sa aming mga pinoy na tradesmen dito sa queensland Australia..Sa ating diyos ang lahat ng papuri…naniniwala po ako na kahit saan man tayo makarating at kung uunahin natin ang kalooban ng diyos tayo’y magtatagumpay at hindi aalipustahin ng banyaga.
September 23rd, 2009 at 07:26 PM
Ay naku kailan kaya babangon ang bansa natin?
September 23rd, 2009 at 07:27 PM
make someting do not add some more…
September 29th, 2009 at 11:05 PM
babangun ang ating bansa kung walang corruption!!!!
kung walang kurakut at mga tiwaling leader!!!
diba???
November 7th, 2009 at 10:47 AM
Wala palang kwenta mga ginawa mo d2 sa pinas khet ikaw pa yung isa sa mga mayaman sa pinas. Pag pnta mo sa ibang bansa isa lang ang tingin sa bawat Pilipino.Kung pinagmalaki mo pang pinoy ka mapapahiya ka lang pala..
August 3rd, 2010 at 08:40 PM
I am proud to be a Filipino. This is a website. Keep the articles coming.