There is a priest who had to leave for several days. So he looked for another priest to fill in for him in the confession box. He called every priest he knew. None were available. He finally called a Rabbi.

The Rabbi said “I don’t know, our religions are very different.”

The priest said “It’s okay you line the sin up with the punishment on this chart.”

The rabbi gave in and decided to fill in. The next few days the rabbi listened to confessions and helped the people.

The third day a man came in and said “Father forgive me for I have sinned.”

Rabbi: How have you sinned?”

Person: I had anal sex.”

The rabbi was stumped for that sin was not on the chart. So the rabbi asked the man to wait. The rabbi asked everyone what the punishment was for anal sex. Finally the altar boy walked in.

The rabbi asked, “What does the father give you for anal sex?”

The altar boy replied “Usually two cookies and a glass of milk.”

typical church reaction: sinisi pa ang bading. gago mga paring ganito. di ba sila nag-aral ng turo ni Hesus? hate the sin save the sinner. Jesus forgave a prostitute and said: who among you has not sinned cast the first stone. – Devil

The Church can’t seem to see past its quaint and archaic prejudices.

It raises the question of what kind of example it sets to the people it presumes to preach to.

Kawawa nga naman talaga ang Pinoy.

The Pinoy population is too vacuous to come up with its own vision;

And the people and institutions to which they rely on to provide a vision can only dish out some worn out medieval belief system.

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I wonder if this the effect of the current exodus of the best medical students to the nursing profession in the hope of better-paying jobs as nurses abroad. Are the remaining ones literally the “assholes”?

YES. this is the future. remember? one of my predictions. i called it, THE WASTELAND. and you should be more alarmed that this is happening with the teaching profession.

it only takes some imagination to see how the philippine’s future would look like when the final exodus has left.

But as soon as they enter the OR, the behavior changes instantly OR is like a hallowed place, it is a place respected by everyone, it is a place where lives are saved and rarely, lost. The surgeon is akin to a maestro of the orchestra, everyone follows his command. The operating team work in silence (except maybe a music piped in the OR), everything is done by the number, surgical instruments are passed without verbally asking for them, everyone knows how to anticipate the moves, the whole thing is done by the book.

do not kid yourself. take it from someone who’s been inside the O.R. of a public hospital. First of all, the team RARELY works in silence. and the surgeon, more often than not, is not a maestro at an orchestra but simply an ass. the patient, being sedated as hell, is made fun of and their genitals played with.

i still support a public backlash against the medical team that handled that operation. release the names abroad, send it to all possible employers. easy as that and they get their just desserts. mabulok sila dito sa pinas!

typical church reaction: sinisi pa ang bading. gago mga paring ganito. di ba sila nag-aral ng turo ni Hesus? hate the sin save the sinner. Jesus forgave a prostitute and said: who among you has not sinned cast the first stone.

mga sinless fathers, bumalik sana sainyo mga batong pinukol nyo! walang-wala man lang si Hesus sa puso nyo!

ang baboy talaga, nag home-in lang sa bading, yung mga doktor na patong-patong na kabulastugan ang ginawa parang kinunsinti pa. sinong maniniwala sa mga paring ganito?

2. Political Dynasty and too many non performing leaders.

3. It’s hard to let go.Cultural issues? Instead of learning from the past to face the current situation, our current leaders have failed again to move us into a better economic position. People trust them to be our role models thus people are willing to pay them salaries.

The attitude of the people cannot be blamed. There is a difference between education and lack of knowledge. It seems to me that our leaders lack the knowledge and the people are educated.

Most Medical professionals abide the rules and regulations and code of ethics set by the licensing board and place of work ( employer). In our country, both place of work and licensing board may have no clear, strict policies, procedures and guidelines that are consistently implemented thru continuing education and seminarsthat our professionals must adhere. A standard of practice must be updated and provided to each individual practioner not only at the time of licensing and renewal but during employee orientation for new hire to fully implement it. Penalties and monetary fines must be clear such as suspension, inactivation and full deactivation of licenses.

If those policies and procedures were implemented in the first place like a system that everyone must follow, unethical behaviour could have been prevented.

Same thing with our Rice Crisis… if policies were in place, then occurence may be decreased and curable in the short term. In my own understanding, our Rice crisis is an addition to our current situations. Employee overtime may be required. Employees of the Philippines are our leaders…. Let’s see what’s next.