Prince Henry Dumaran 6 Jan 2009 Mr. Pontaoe, I always look forward to your posting as I really do admire your no non-sense approach to issues that you would comment on…most of all your seemingly conservative mindset is one that I would emulate. However, with all due respect sensing that…
Rafael Galvan 6 Jan 2009 Anthony congrats and wish you more success in life. Good Luck and all the Best.. Galvan Vienna, Austria Back to Homepage
Edwin 6 Jan 2008 Eduardo Pontaoe Not too much too say except that after reading your many posts and knowing that being from Chicago you are a Democrat, I now know why your party uses a jackass to as its mascot. You have always amazed me in that a person…
A job for would-be heroes There are priorities and there are priorities. Understandably, for both the national and the local governments, priorities are determined mostly by what are deemed politically correct because justifications are aplenty albeit mostly recycled. And which issue easily gets to the top of the heap for…
The longest Christmas holiday By Ermin Garcia Jr. The unprecedented 11-day straight No-Work Christmas holiday was definitely both good news and bad news to a lot of people! It was good news for salaried regular employees! They got their extra vacation-paid leaves without lifting their fingers. It was good news…
Pangasinenses still call JDV “Speaker” By Jun Velasco SOME people – the anti GMAs – will not like this column piece. On Rizal Day, Dec. 30, 2008, the President thru its press office under Sec. Jess Dureza invited some 80 Region l newsmen to a “media holiday” in Gov. Victor…
Bok’s House By Gonzalo Duque CHRISTMAS and the New Year came and went. As Fr. Jerry Orbos, whom we had the opportunity to briefly dialogue with, would say, “Let’s thank God we are still alive.” Yup, please ponder that, mga kapuso, we tend to take God for granted. Hindi…
JDV for President By Al S. Mendoza SEEMINGLY, Joe de Venecia is a totally different political animal in that he is forever shadowed by events reserved for immortals. I can’t believe this man. By just simply launching his book – one that should be a hands-down international best-seller, I must…
Bright days ahead for eggplant growers By Dr. Sosimo Ma. Pablico IN MANY RAINFED FARMS in Ilocos Region, the wet season rice is followed after a short fallow period by hybrid corn and vegetables, as the farmers can no longer produce another rice crop during the dry season. Among the…
Politics and politicians By +Oscar V. Cruz D. D. AS COMMONLY known, politics is the art of governance or the science concerned with the form, organization and administration of government. The fact alone that it is an “art” or a “science” clearly says if not immediately implies that politics is…
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