“I think you are one idealistic person who has not really seen the world and have not tried doing business. Easier said than done.”

you are wrong about me again… doing business? seeing the world? I don’t need to prove that.

Unforgivable? only the blog owner can decide that.

The attendees could not even attend the whole seminar. All they were interested in was to qualify for the loan.

How much more if you try to teach these unschooled young kindnappers who according to Arlyn dela Cruz (a kidnapping victim herself) could not read and write ?

They are private armies of the politicians and what politicians would like their “soldiers” to be educated ?

Keep them illiterate and they follow orders blindly.

Between tending to livelihood projects which profitability and feasibility are not guaranteed and getting millions in less than a few days thru kidnapping, what would they choose?

“Lots of small business to start and maybe teach those young kidnappers on raising livestocks while providing a decent classroom.

What kind of livestock? piggery in Muslim area. hahaha

I think you are one idealistic person who has not really seen the world and have not tried doing business. Easier said than done.

By the way, you are not blogging here. This is MLQ3′s blog. We are just commenters.

Blogging in one’s blog is I think unforgivable especially if it is off topic.
And too many “blogs” of this type is spamming a comment box.

The American military forces are already garrisoned in the Southern Philippines.

China will soon be drilling for oil in the Florida Straits just off the coast of Cuba in America’s own pond.

Exxon Mobile has just signed a contract with the ROP to explore for oil in the South. What about the Spratly’s?

Will Big Mike and GMA try to play the oil card between the PRC and the USA in exchange for getting rid of the problems in the South.

Access to the diminishing reserves of conventional oil (most especially the easy to refine type) will be the seminal event that will drive political and economic policies of the world today.

Ever since FDR told then Lord Halifax, (British Ambassador), the percentage of distribution of oil from the M.E. between the two countries in 1944 to the 1972 seminal event that made the dollar the de- facto international medium of exchange for international trade most essentially oil to the present day wherein the dollar hegemony is slowly starting to crumble as the oil producers have other clients to sell to and dollar based trade on all levels is going berserk.

Financial markets are playing chicken with the dollar.

Whatever claims we have over resources offshore within our national boundaries is probably going to be traded for whatever the government can get to forestall a major collapse. We pay for our imports with OFW earnings, foreign investments and the little export receipts that we earn. Rising oil and rising food prices will make our BOP problems the mother of all blowouts since our population is higher most especially in the urban areas. The country needs something more solid to leverage more borrowings.

The U.S. consumes over 25% of oil in the world and has only 3% of the worlds proven reserves of conventional oil.

Dollar colonization has competition today. The empire is under threat.

The transcendental colonization of the Philippines under the dollar regime for over a hundred years continues.

The Philippines has always been the forward firebase of the U.S. versus China.

U.S., British and French integrated oil companies have made a foothold once again in occupied Mesopotamia. The country with the world’s second largest reserves of conventional oil.

Mesopotamia is now heavily garrisoned by the U.S. military forces.

I know that and I am not sarcastic or patronizing when I say that when you see something stupid you point it out.

looking at it, it sounds stupid and nonesensical but that was the position of the so called mindanao war victims group:

“It is not surprising,” said Datu Hadji Alonto, convenor of the Mindanao War Victims group, explaining that Muslim children who fight in Mindanao have no other option.”

so whe should quote only the sensical ones, pero pano kung sa ibang tao hindi ito nonesense .

sa mga ibat ibang articles na nabasa ko not only those with sense are cited and quoted.

but thank you and bencard and others for noticing.
and sorry for going ballistic sometimes,but I appreciate being corrected.

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thanks and duly noted,nagyon nakikita ko na before investigating they try to sort it out first, kala ng mga tao kasi and I cant blame them investigate for air time.

what arrant nonsense. which of these necessities do the kidnappers lack? or for that matter, the moros lack?