There's still a Filipino side in my heart

When people on the internet mention my name, they say I am one of the biggest pro-Serbian activists out there. But being a Filipino citizen of Japanese and Spanish descent, I still have to be loyal to my country even if the government of the outgoing crap Noynoy Aquino did a lot of things, equivalent to Homeland Stupidity.

Despite all what I am doing, I still have feelings for my homeland. I care for my family members there and my friends. Communication with them is hard, especially with my family members since I am not anymore within the power of the Vatican, since my family members are strong Roman rite Christians.

Regardless of my criticisms of the outgoing government and my hope for the incoming government of Rodrigo Duterte, I hope the Philippines, like Serbia(hopefully) and what Russia actually did will kick out the Oligarchs and the Cleptocrats to start true meaning of social and economic revolution. Writing this article for my thoughts on commemorating the Philippine Independence Day means I still have feelings for my country and has not forgotten my roots.

Živeli Moja Zemlja Republika Filipini!

Ja sam ponos Filipinci ali problema vlada i korupcija ja smetati!!!!

I won't discuss here myself as a Filipino-Japanese with some Spanish ancestry. I will discuss, my Filipino heart here. I won't lie i have some bad feelings for what is happening in my country. It is time not to see the outside of my country but more on the inside. When i was a kid, i am truly nationalistic. I read the lives about my country's heroes. I am amazed at all of them and i dreamed i want to be one of them. Fast-forward, i lost my enthusiasm in my country because of the corruption, poverty and the political conflicts, leaving the ordinary people at harm's way.

But despite it all, i hoped for a major change in my homeland. I envisioned one radical change were all would be wiped out, become a strong power and not on America's sphere on influence forever. Would i ever see that Philippines or i will die before it will happen?

I have feelings for my country still despite all. No matter what people say or what i thought of myself, i still think of myself  as a Filipino. If that revolution would happen that would revolutionize the whole 7,107 islands, i would go back and support a clean and change driven economy and political system. I would live and die for it unlike the current model. I hoped for it one day and no matter what, i will disavow any form of corruption, political dynasties and poverty all for my country.

The Philippines from BAD to WORST!

I've heard that President Benigno Aquino III wants to seek a second term, which is somehow rare in Filipino Presidential election in the post-Marcos regime. So why i am criticizing this move? His parents were even against a second term. Well, Gloria Macapagal Arroyo did it with some clean loopholes as she succeeded from Vice President to President and got a fresh 6 Year term in 2004. How about Noynoy? Is he damn STUPID that his parents were even against longer terms. Even i am against a longer term. Trying to be above Ferdinand Marcos or much worse than him is what Noynoy could be having.

Remember the Marcos years? His mistakes was his cronies and Imelda. But is it just corruption?
No! He build a lot from hospitals to bridges, trying to catch up against the other Asian countries like Japan, Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea. There was discipline and order back then. When People Power came, and there goes all economic and social success.

Where is the change everyone is expecting? Prosperity? Simple answer. Prosperity kicked for the Cojuangcos, Lopez, Tan and other rich families. How about the poor people? They lay wasted by the irresponsible politicians that just want to fight for power and not for what the people need and want for their lives. Is this the extinction of my country as China slowly invades it?

Danas, Jun 12, Sloboda Filipini

No, i will never forget June 12. The day designated as the independence of my homeland. From what i am thinking, the Philippines is one of the most spoiled countries in the world, blessed with natural reserves, beautiful landscapes and hospitable people.

That are the traits most foreigners think. I think that way too by hearing what my foreign friends(some are my Serbian brothers as well). What they don't know is that, the Philippines has what Serbia suffers most. Corruption, pro-Western government and economic depression.

Well, i hoped that the independence day celebrations would mean something for the Filipinos back home. A true sense of nationalism in diversity. Surge of educational attainment. Modernization of the military. Expulsion of pro-western and colonial minded politicians and a true Free Philippines. A rising superpower although i may not live to see it rise like a Phoenix from the ashes of imperialism and American policy.

You won't hear this from a politically correct Filipino politician or Yellow media back home but to a few patriotic people that will do everything for their country's rising and not of a fall from grace.