Blackouts: The Yellows' Dark Age in the PhilippinesSource: INFOwars
[Manila, Philippines] As we begin with this piece, we find ourselves in more dark days, reminiscent of the great Dark Age in the late 1980s and early 1990s, during the time of Cory Aquino and Fidel Ramos.
Some blame on Cory Aquino for the Metro Manila flooding?Source: The Daily Tribune
[Manila, Philippines] Below is in an e-mail to various groups on the Internet. The author, Adolfo Paglinawan, shows expert understanding of Luzon and NCR's flood issues, and he indicts Cory Aquino's vindictiveness and incompetence for the "Ondoy" devastation.

Related: Cory Aquino Tributes & the Edsa 2 Denial Syndrome
Diatribe on Edsa 2--& why God gave the Philippines 'Arrobobastic' Gloria
On Cory Aquino's Presidency: Tears Lost in Rain Source: Luis Teodoro Site
[Manila, Philippines] Keeping politics out of the five days of mourning after her death last August 1st until her funeral last Wednesday seemed especially incongruous.
Obama-Arroyo meet: A Missed Opportunity for DemocracySource: The Huffington Post
In a 45-minute meeting last week with the first Southeast Asian leader to visit the Obama White House, President Obama appropriately acknowledged the historic, 'special relationship' between the United States and the Philippines -- the United States' oldest and closest ally in As …
RP Council of Bishops issues letter in opposition to charter changeSource: Episcopal Life Online.Site
[Manila, Philippines] The Council of Bishops of the Episcopal Church in the Philippines issued a statement July 30 against amending the nation's Constitution -- a change opponents say would perpetuate President Gloria Macapagal Arroyo's hold on power.
Lessons Gloria Arroyo Should Learn From Cory AquinoSource: Bulatlat.com
MANILA — The mass outpouring of love and grief, admiration and support for former president Cory Aquino from people from all walks of life — from presidents of other countries to current and past government officials, businessmen, employees, students, vendors, workers, farme …
Cory Aquino through the eyes of a nemesis' siblingSource: The Daily Tribune (Without Fear or Favor)
[Manila, Philippines] was a cruel joke that spread in the first year of her term, people pointing to their hearts saying, "Corazon, si," and then to their temples, "Aqui, no." Spanish word play using her name, alleging that sure, she had a heart, but was not at all bright.
Corazon Aquino, the Philippines' Miracle of 1986Source: Ducky Paredes Site
[Manila, Philippines]She was, more than any other, the real miracle of 1986. The result of her actions, the peaceful end of a dictatorship and the return to Democracy, which is often cited as miraculous was not what was surprising.
Apollo after 40 years and going back to spaceSource: Philippine Commentary Blog
I am a member of the generation born during the years of the Apollo space program. Growing up in the 1970s in science class and in science fair projects, we were building model rockets. Dad bought me a telescope when he went to the US for a visit in 1977.
Why CIA chief Panetta would see GloriaSource: The Daily Tribune (Without Fear or Favor)
[Manila, Philippines--] Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) chief Leon Panetta is making a lightning visit to Manila on July 12, a Sunday, reportedly to meet with Gloria Arroyo and some of her security aides.
Gloria's Power Grab Source: Wall Street Journal
The Philippine president will not leave office quietly.
Blunder allows former Philippines first lady to keep jewels Source: Telegraph
The Philippine government has ordered an anti-graft agency to return jewellery worth over $310 million (£189m) to the country's former first lady, Imelda Marcos, that was seized after her husband was deposed from the presidency in 1986.
The story of Gloria Arroyo's reign & the Class of '78Source: Ellen Tordesillas Blog
"It ain't over till the fat lady sings", is a wit's description of how "boring" operas end. Those who do not appreciate the long arias and have ears only for the operatic highlights often wonder when it would all end.

A century and nearly a score years ago today, a most patriotic and fervent hero of a land to the southeast was executed by his coup plotting secret enemies during the peak of his people's struggle for national independence.
Masters and servantsSource: Luis Teodoro Site
Leave it to Filipino politicians to miss the point and to say the patriotic thing when Filipinos are insulted, or seem to have been insulted.
The (smaller, faster, cheaper) future of sea power Source: The Boston Globe
The Army has transformed its counterinsurgency strategy, moving away from a reliance on "shock and awe" to a suppler set of tactics that play off of local culture, political fissures, and the leverage that development aid can provide.
The stake in our heartsSource: LUis Teodoro Site
[Philippines'] Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo has received more than her share of comments for her repeated and failed attempts to meet US President Barack Obama. Probably because Valentine's Day was approaching, early this week one commentator compared Mrs.
Will Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo dare do a Ferdinand Marcos?Source: The Daily Tribune (Without Fear or Favor)
Anyone who dared humiliate George W. Bush at the height of the latter's international popularity and the global support given to his war on Iraq is capable of daring to do anything.
Arroyo Doing a Repeat of a Political LieSource:
[Philippines'] Gloria Arroyo, through her spokesman, advised her critics not to focus on politics, but instead for them focus on economic matters. And she continues to refuse to speak about her plans for 2010.
It certainly looks like she is determined to stay on beyond 2010.