This is for the sake of filipino’s who are abroad  I want to share it with you and to those filipino’s who already memorized the lyrics of their jingles. Who do you think will win? and if ever he wins, do you think he will not make “bawi” all the expenses they paid on air-ing their infomercial campaigns? I’m sure they spend a lot of millions of money to reach every filipinos in the country what their plans are for the good of the country.

Here are some of the big list infomercials:

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The day after the election, the Philippines is waiting for the fast results while the numbers are getting bigger for Noynoy though it’s only a partial and unofficial tally. While on the other hand, Manny, Gibo, and Dick, like gentlemen, gallantly conceded defeat, and wished the winner, all the best, in all the challenges that lies ahead until 2016.

Unfortunately, after the polling day, a lot of their supporters are obviously still ranting & raving, wishing that Noynoy fails as President. Because we all know even though Erap has the history of graft and corruption against him, still until now he is still in the top list getting most of the votes. Read more…

What do you think is the above combination?

Who is your pick?

Why?

Benigno Simeon “Noynoy” Aquino III

Joseph “Erap” M. Ejercito Estrada Read more…

Do u ever wonder, what will you do if you happened to find a magic lamp with a genie inside. And this genie will give you one wish, what would you wish for?

Considering the following Rules in granting wishes:

1. You cannot wish for another for more wishes.
2. You cannot wish for anyone to fall in love with you.
3. You cannot wish for anyone’s death.

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Justice! justice! justice! to the victims of Maguindanao Massacre. 57 people were brutally shot, stab, raped, eyes taken off, etc. to death.

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Every time I mingled with other people specially with my friends, the topic and the question that always arises “Who is your bet?”. With the 5 days more to go (as I write this post) before the election we can now clearly see who will gonna win. Read more…

By Thea Alberto, Yahoo! Southeast Asia / Photo by Mike Alquinto & Voltaire Domingo, NPPA Images

In what seemed to be a prophecy, Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. once told his only son Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III to serve and lead the country in the best of his capacity.

In his letter to Noynoy dated August 25, 1973, almost a year after Martial Law was imposed, Ninoy lamented his incarceration and asked his son to continue his advocacies.

“The only advice I can give you: Live with honor and follow your conscience. There is no greater nation on earth than our Motherland. No greater people than our own. Serve them with all your heart, with all your might and with all your strength,” the older Aquino said.

“Son, the ball is now in your hands,” added Ninoy.

Thirty-six years later, Ninoy’s hunch proved to be true—with his only son now taking oath as the 15th President of the Republic of the Philippines.

Although Ninoy and his wife, the late president Corazon Aquino (who died of cancer August 2009), did not live to see this day, the younger Aquino took his oath before his four sisters, Ballsy, Pinky, Viel, and Kris, and before millions of Filipinos who believed his promise to eradicate corruption.

‘So help me God’

Amid cheers, Associate Justice Conchita Carpio-Morales administered Aquino’s oath of office at the highly yellow Quirino grandstand, minutes short of the 12:00 time as mandated by the Constitution.

A 21-cannon salute was delivered after Aquino’s oath while two choppers showered the crowd with yellow rose petals.

Fr. Catalino Arevalo, the family’s spiritual adviser, held the bible where Aquino symbolically placed his hand as he delivered his oath.

Earlier, Vice President Jejomar Binay also took the oath administered by Morales.

In a brief but highly symbolic move, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo formally relinquished her post to President-elect Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino.

The two arrived at the Quirino grandstand at exactly 10:35 am and exchanged handshakes before the crowd.

Earlier, Aquino and Arroyo shared the presidential car, a tradition in inaugurals.

At the Quirino grandstand, Arroyo then made her final pass in review. She was seen smiling at the yellow crowd.

Arroyo then left with her personal car.

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