nag trabaho ako at nag “TNT” sa Japan ng Labing Limang taon, at marami akong natutunan doon, napakaraming dapat baguhin sa Bansa natin , at UNA na rito ang pag gamit sa wikang pang Bansa . . .kung mahal natin ang ating bansa dapat ay mahalin muna natin ang ating wikang pang bansa

Napakalaking bagay ang ginaganap ng Wika sa isang Bansa, dapat lahat ay nag kakaintindihan o nag kakaunawaan, dapat ang mga Libro ay naiintindihan ng mga bata ang ibig sabihin hindi yung alam lang nilang basahin. .

ito muna ang unahin natin ang Pag mamahal sa ating Pang Bansang Wika , ako po ay may isang anak na “Junior Highscool” at isang Kolehiyala sa Japan . . at sila ang nagpapatunay kung gaano kamahal ng mga Hapones ang kanilang Pang Bansang Wika at Sariling Bansa . . . .

google: IQ and wealth of Nations

google: professor richard lynn of UK

google: IQ map of the world.

philiippines/filipinos are cursed by low IQ.. an IQ of 85 (eighty-five)

yes. yes yes… internet/web/google Now has all this data in public. public data. public knowledge of the IQ of the philippinbes. stuck at 85 compared to standard of 100 (one hundred)

HAY NAKU KAHIT SI TOTOY ALAM ANG GAGAWIN PARA UMUNLAD, EWAN KAYA YUNG MGA NASA CONGRESS AT SENATE ALAM KAYA NILA.

BAKA PROGRAM NI CONGRESSMAN PERA SA BASURA NA NAMAN. DI NA NAKAALIS SA GOLDEN PRINCIPLE NA YAN. CHANGE YOUR LEVEL UPGRADE, UPGRADE, UPGRADE…. PRODUCE HIGHLY SOPHISTICATED PRODUCTS, SENSOR, EQUIPMENTS, AIRCRAFTS, ETC. ETC. ETC., HANGGANG DUN NA LANG BA TAYO TALAGA, NAIL CUTTER LANG MADE IN JAPAN SAKA KOREA PA. ATIN BAKYA MAID IN THE PHILIPPINES. SANA BAKYA NA MAY HEASRT BEAT PULSE MONITOR… HE HE HE.

‎”We are poor because our people are lazy. I pass by a slum area every morning – dozens of adults do nothing but idle, gossip and drink. We do not save.” This is true in Manila and other big cities where people from different provinces converge looking for jobs. Had our govt. budget from the national govt. really trickled to the barangays and sitios, and helped people generate income, I believe these urban centers will not be having overpopulation problems.

I happened to experienced living 7 years in the mountains of Cabanglasan, Bukidnon (in Mindanao). You can seldom see lazy people there. During daytime, the roads are empty because you can see them in their farms tending their plants. But in the afternoon and night, a lot of people singing with tuba wine and just having a good time with peace and happiness.

Those who are victimized with high debt and corruption in financing, leave the place and went to the cities to find job. If govt. only solve their problems in their local levels, I believe peace and happiness in the mountains will be maintained. By the way, I observed that a lot of vacant lots and spaces were still good for even a million populations, but as of that time only a couple of thousands and decreasing happened to till the lands.

If Sionil Jose just happened to visit and stayed in those places in the rural areas, maybe he will have a second thoughts on this article. Maybe he can focus more on govt. corruption which really caused poverty which also caused the problems of overpopulation in the cities, probably he will be able to recommend specific ways to solve our specific problem which is graft and corruption. And if this is solved, we dont need the RH Bill the politicians have recommended as palliatives to our social problem.

I hope and pray that P-Noy would be able to clean our govt. with these corrupt people, just like Lacson and Magsaysay did as mentioned in the article. I also disagree on Jose’s conclusion that people are generally lazy based on his observations in the slum areas. It’s because there are no vacant areas there, no farms, no jobs, nothing to do. But as I’ve said, in the rural areas where I was assigned before, you can seldom see lazy people because everybody is busy.

And yes, these yabang people are mostly seen on the cities and urban centers where graft and corruption and wastage of resources are the order of the day. In fact those who went there got the contagious disease of payabangan. Its in these places where you can see the very people who believe that problems in our country has to be maintained through their buying power of people’s votes and helped these politicians in power and the very politicians who recommend RH Bill. And those people who support the RH Bill are also found in these very places where that contagious disease of payabangan will never be cured. We’ll hope and pray it will. God bless us and God bless the Philippines.

F. Jose blamed the culture rather than corruption behind the reason why this country is so poor. I mean look at South Korea. They, too, had many corrupt politicians during its developing years but since it was in Korean culture to value hard work, they rose to become the 13th largest economy in the world.

Baliktad naman sa Pilipinas. Filipinos are such pleasantry addicts. Come payday, first words are bound to be, “Tara! Gimik tayo!” Pag may birthday, mag-party at magwaldas! Binyag ng anak, waldas. Fiesta, waldas. Despedida, waldas. First word ni baby, waldas. Yes, some Filipinos may be hardworking but look at how the culture of consumerism has plagued them into saving only little or none at all. The Balikbayan Box sent home by OFW’s should symbolize this very well.

I also blame our poorness to the Filipino “Bahala na,” and “Pwede na yan,” attitudes. They don’t plan ahead for the future. They plan only for the day, not years from now.