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budgeting. land hanaping. bidding. corrupting. then building XD!

Katapangan wrote:

budgeting. land hanaping. bidding. corrupting. then building XD!

Gov't takes months, even years on a single infrastructure project.

Meanwhile, a Jollibee Building, Condominium, etc. suddenly pops up in the middle of nowhere in just a month or two.

Spanish east indies wrote:

The classic example of government incompetence, Terminal 3 in NAIA. That took 17 years to complete! Ridiculous. You can build a large new airport in less than 5 years.

That's why when I hear all of these positive economic news from the Philippines, all I can think of is its irrelevant since I am not seeing any concrete reforms.

Most of the economic development was done on the part of the private entities. Public entities have only little part in the "economic change" that Noynoy takes credit of. We can all see this clearly.

Spanish east indies wrote:

What do you guys think of the upcoming Philippine electricity power crisis in 2015?

My question is, why the hell does it take 4 years to build a power plant in the Philippines? In Vietnam it takes less than a year! Stupid, just stupid.

Bureaucracy/red tapes?

The great philippines wrote:

There's no economic development until there's no real independence. And there's no independence when the US still controls the puppet state/government. Genuine economic development need a national industrialization throughout the country. We don't need foreign investors and capitalists who only exploits the Fiipino workers and our natural resources. We should have a self-reliant economy. The state should implement a genuine agrarian reform for the peasants. And also, a free education, healthcare and social welfare for the people. But if the current state/government still don't listen to the well-being of its people, the people will force to overthrow the entire rotten social system and replace with a people's democratic state/government led by the working class and other democratic classes.

Yes...we are an independent nation as described by the 1946 declaration by the US which turned us into an independent nation...But are we really independent?

Now....

As long as the Philippines, remains dependent upon the inflow of money through foreign remittances, if we still rely on product imports rather than utilize our own, if other nations can still manipulate us and threaten us by punishing our OFWs so that we can abide by their standards that they impose on us, we are still a colony.

The Aquino regime is very funny of implementing "cheap-labor export policy" as its program to solve unemployment in the country. Our intelligent and hard-working countrymen are being force by the situation to find jobs abroad, some are oppressed and exploited. The US imperialist and the ruling class is benefiting of being backward of our economy which is semi-colonial and semi-feudal while the broad masses of the Filipino people is suffering from severe poverty.

IC: Welcome, Bendicion!
I hope you're not planning a plot against our region. Pinoy tayo eh!... :P

OOC: I can't wholly judge Pres. Cory because I wasn't born yet when she took office. And I haven't really studied what she had done to the country apart from the EDSA revolution and CARP. :)

Bendicion wrote:

But please endorse me, since i joined WA, not a single nation has endorsed for 2 days.

Bawal.

Bendicion wrote:

But sometimes i hvae to go to duty.

Mabuhay mula sa makabayang proggresibong Pilipinas (Asigna Philippines).

Guys kpg ngkaroon ng world ideology crisis san kyo s Russia/china o US and allys? o ISIS?? XD

hawak tayo sa leeg ng US.... so wala din tayo magagawa.. ahaha..