Friday, May 16, 2008

Price of rice!

In the past 30 days, price of rice in the Philippines has soared to new heights. The president said its a global issue. Well, it looks like indeed. But the government starts arresting rice hoarder and those taking advantage of the situation. It only shows one thing - that the government is in-efficient in handling situation like these.

In the end, its the masses that suffer. But just the same, she should not say that the economy is improving.

Friday, May 2, 2008

9-year old Beggar

A nine-year old boy begging for money on the stairs of Metrostar Transit (MRT) in Quezon City. Doesn't the government have program for them? They are such a waste of valuable human resources. Where does our taxes go?

Children playing toss coin while inhaling rugby.

Children playing toss coin while inhaling rugby. Government's ineffectiveness in combating poverty and providing education to these poor little boys. Where is our hard earned taxes?

For the sake of rice


In the Philippines, you can't buy rice just by having your hard earned money. You had to have embarrassing moment like lining up for rice under the heat of scorching sun or under heavy rain to be able to buy 2 kilos of the staple. A waste of time and effort for these deserving taxpayers. Too bad for an agricultural country who shares technology to its neighboring countries.

The government claim to have plenty of rice. But why Filipinos have to suffer these humiliations?

Filipinos dying of hunger...


Onlookers watching a man who died of hunger on the street in Manila. He is a Filipino. He deserves to benefit from the government. He could have been given the chance to live, to work and produce tax for the government. He could have been a valuable asset of the society.

Price increase



A notice of price increase in a PARES HOUSE in Quezon City. A result of the ever soaring price of prime commodities in the Philippines