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 14 Mar 2011 @ 22:41
Erle Frayne D. Argonza
The Philippines has been doing badly in the global corruption indices. Bad governance—and the stinking corruption accompanying it—redounds to slow wealth redistribution, grinding poverty, and high unemployment. Ph needs to shore up its badly tainted image if to solve its centuries-old poverty problems. More >
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13 Mar 2011 @ 23:01
Pan-Arabia, the whole region comprised of Arab ethnicities and state, is broiling in hot embers of social turmoil. As the turmoil escalates, with civil war as the maximum broiler exemplified by Libya, stock markets tumble and shiver. More >
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13 Mar 2011 @ 08:46
It’s 2011 as I write this follow up article on the theme of the Illuminati/Committee of 300. The added reflection that I’ll articulate about in this note would be the question of potency of the Illuminati’s governance structures: the New World Order or NWO. More >
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11 Mar 2011 @ 23:06
A quake of intensity Reichter 6+ struck New Zealand just recently. Scores of people were instantly killed by the catastrophe, with some couples of Filipino expatriate workers there missing or presumed dead. The quake was the 2nd in a row to strike the city of Christchurch, and that to me bodes ill of the times. More >
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 10 Mar 2011 @ 22:57
Time and events are accelerating the paces towards the planetary leap towards a higher dimension. Amid all the quickening, where goes the alleged Illuminati agenda for Terrans? More >
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9 Mar 2011 @ 23:19
Winds of change are blowing hard on the granite edifices of autocratic regimes in pan-Arabia. As this is happening, financier speculators cashed in on the conflict by playing it up in the petrol spot market, thus raising oil prices to scorching heat levels. More areas of the global economy are under attack by the financier speculators, food & beverage among them. More >
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8 Mar 2011 @ 22:45
A full-blown civil war is now brewing as I write this note. As the gloomy events unfold, greedy speculators are busy taking advantage of a conflict situation by playing it up nauseatingly on the petrol spot market. Wars and mini-hotspots surely have a way of making some greedy families make lots of money, so let me add more reflections about the Libyan hot fires’ impact on oil price. More >
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7 Mar 2011 @ 23:06
In the late 1990s, the Filipinos were aghast over the discovery of factories—owned by Taiwanese “businessmen”—that employed children as slave labor. The children were practically housed in cages, and brought out only to work and be fed, then brought back at night to their cage sleeping quarters. Needless to say, the mere tots were never paid for their labor and lived wretchedness like the way the Chinese suffered in the hands of the Kuomintang. More >
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7 Mar 2011 @ 01:21
It is twilight again as I write this piece, a time when my mind is so fertile with creative thought. A time that forebodes the ‘twilight of the gods’ that is now the situation for the entire planet, as the old hierarchy comprising of corrupted ‘Illumined Ones’ are preparing for their arrest and banishment to space-time sectors where they can’t harm Terra no longer. More >
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7 Mar 2011 @ 01:19
Rulership over the past historic epochs in our planet has been markedly a one-sided thing: an overstress on the Masculine principle as underlying precept. In all the major sectors of society thereof, governance, inclusive of management principles, were largely dominated by the masculine principle. Let me share some notes about the matter. More >
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