jister

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by jister 9y ago
In the west that might be the case, check and balance for journalists. Our previous administration used to do that as well. Duterte doesn't want to spin information. If you're in doubt you can request something from their Freedom
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by jister 9y ago
For those who are only relying their information on the internet and who are not physically present in the Philippines that's a rhetoric.
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by jister 9y ago
In the Philippines, the old school journalism that you are referring is dead. Most journalists here can be bought and this is a fact. We use social media to get information from government agencies pages without the "spin" include
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by jister 9y ago
>> On the other hand this Duterte guy seems to be the usual violent dictator kind and there is no way I can get behind that. An actress twitted that Duterte is a psychopath and his response was: "I leave her to her Constitutional
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by jister 9y ago
Since when did Duterte wants to control social media? Liberal Party wants to control social media since 2016.
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by jister 9y ago
FYI, since 2016 a certain Liberal Party Senator and Maria Ressa wants total control of social media and internet. For those who have no idea about the Philippines and its politics. Rappler is a George Soros funded media outfit and Maria Res
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by jister 9y ago
come on you can do this without tech, it's called discipline.
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PH, Facebook team up for ultra-high speed internet infrastructure project(cnnphilippines.com)
1 points by jister 9y ago|0 comments
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by jister 9y ago
I am not American nor do I live/work in the US but every time I read articles from Western media that mentions Trump I am 100% sure that the "Russian" word will be mentioned somewhere in the article. For an outsider like myse
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by jister 9y ago
What's wrong with using a document management system instead of this?
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UN rapporteur violated UN protocols(gmanetwork.com)
1 points by jister 9y ago|0 comments
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by jister 10y ago
Interestingly this has been discussed here - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpaDEkkOcpM
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LeniLeaks paints a sad picture of Filipino politics(aseantoday.com)
2 points by jister 10y ago|0 comments
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by jister 10y ago
Trump won that's why the media and the Liberals keep pointing their fingers to Russia. It's mind conditioning and they will continue to do so until people in the US will believe all the lies. It's a tactic out of desparation.
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by jister 10y ago
Hmm...I don't think it's not about counterfeit sales. It's more on politics.
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by jister 10y ago
Duterte and Philippines were mentioned in the article. Yes that is true that there were many fake news in facebook during election and until now. In fact, there are sponsored FB pages posting fake and exagerated news about Duterte now. Asid
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by jister 10y ago
"But conversely, the Microsoft stack that I worked in and we were increasingly unifying around in Pfizer was simply much harder to find competence in" That's probably because the developers that are strong in Microsoft stack
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by jister 10y ago
How many users does your site have? Did you have problems with the limitation of RAM?
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Philippine Narcopolitics is real, Liberal Party is largely behind it(thinkingpinoy.net)
2 points by jister 10y ago|0 comments
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Duterte's “War on Drugs” Explained(youtube.com)
1 points by jister 10y ago|0 comments
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Death and the PH Drug Industry: From China to the Streets(thinkingpinoy.net)
1 points by jister 10y ago|1 comments
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by jister 10y ago
600K+ that surrendered are still alive today. Don't be stupid.
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by jister 10y ago
Nothing changed, really?! How about crime rate down to 45%? Freedom of Information is signed. A free 911 implemented. 8888 to call for corrupt politicians. Laglag bala scam gone. etc etc... If you can't see changes today then you have
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by jister 10y ago
I agree, further discussion will not yield to productivity because you assumed that you are talking to someone with poor logic in the first place.
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by jister 10y ago
We can vote, yes, but that's it. After that we rely if the leaders that we voted will actually perform their duties. Our legislative, Judicial and Executive branches of the government are largely influenced by the Oligarchs before Dute
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by jister 10y ago
1. Well crime rate is down by 45%. 2. 911 is implemented. It's free by the way. 3. A lot more has happened in 2 months....
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by jister 10y ago
First, we are not federal/parliament. The public has no power here. Second, Duterte wants to operate within the bounds of the law that's why he doesn't simply kill anyone. Third, nobody supports extrajudicial killings. The pr
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by jister 10y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EUVA6GDinvM&feature=youtu.be
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by jister 10y ago
Why are you concerned with your safety now where crime rate is 45% down? You should've come here before Duterte took office so that you will experience the "laglag bala" or bullet scam in the airport.
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by jister 10y ago
Sadly they did nothing that's why we are in this state now.

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