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| Date | 2008-03-29 |
| Subject | Barack Obama |
| Message | I don't eat processed foods because they are bad for your health. I'm 6'3" and weigh 180 lbs. I would welcome you to spit in my face and bring me to reality because I would beat the f-uck out of you and send you begging your mother to let you crawl back up her a-ss. I put stamps on kids. So it's best you keep your bravery confined to the internet. Your food is fried trash. You eat poor peoples food because it's all you can afford. It's what you all have eaten for thousands of years while you all searched for what's available to you. It's not your fault you have to eat what's available. Just for the record I paid $80.00 for my lunch today (3200 pesos) and I tipped the waitress $20.00 (800 pesos). To all you cheap filipinos that refuse to tip. I guess that would feed your entire family for what 2-3 months. The truth hurts so get over it. |
| Date | 2008-03-29 |
| Subject | PT |
| Message | PT, if I see you face to face, I will not slap you. You deserve more than that. I will spit in your f--king face, to bring you back to reality that you're a Filipino ( by blood ), despite your American citizenship, by virtue of birth or naturalization. If you hate Filipinos or if you like to forget your roots, then why are you still coming back here? And why are you eagerly studying us? You are becoming so obsessed with us, arent you? Whether you like it or not, you can't separate yourself from your real identity. So, stop pretending. |
| Date | 2008-03-29 |
| Subject | PT |
| Message | PT, are you sure you don't eat fried trash? Statistics showed that many of the Americans are overweight/obese because they are fond of potato chips, french fries, bacon, onion rings and hamburger, right? Hehehehe. Maybe when you said "fried trash", you remembered your favorite commercial food in Chinese restaurants in your country. Hehehehe. Try more of Filipino food and you will realize that it's much better than your frozen pizza, grinders and pancakes. Hehehehe. What you have for dinner or lunch are just our snacks here in the Philippines. We eat all the time, usually 5-6 times a day, because we love food, unlike in your country where you just content yourself most of the time with sandwiches. Isn't that boring? Hehehehe. Don't lecture me about food because I know you always have "frozen food stuffs" for lunch. Hehehehe. |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | When I say don't invest in Koronadal I'm not talking to filipinos. I'm talking to foreigners. I could care less what you flips do with your money passing it from one to another till it's gone and thinking you're all so smart. I'm talking to the foreigner and letting them know about the inherent risk. If you want to give money away by all means do what you want. My messages are not for you. If you're looking to make money then this is for you. Investing in koronadal due to a lack of "rule of law" and lack of respect by filipinos for wealth creation is an asymmetrical risk (upside does not warren the risk of the down-side). Go to Vegas instead. It amazes me the number of filipinos that say that's the way filipinos do it. Don't you think if you look around at yourself and then look at the world you might realize that your way doesn't work. A normal person would consider another way of doing things. The definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting a different outcome. So that must mean that filipinos are insane. |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | Filipinos do not invest in their country , they say they love it yet look at the streets - full of trash scattered everwhere . Bad drivers , people urinating on the street , horns constantly blowing as if to say "I cant drive - get out of my way " Lack of infrastructure , corruption , bad work ethics by many This would be a bad first impression for investors and may be a cause for the investor to move on to another place. Poorly educated population. General population has little or no respect for individuals property. I have seen people take chewing gum out of their mouth and stick it to the wall of someones house. You urinate in your own yards that should be enough right there. But I still have to continue. I once road in a van with a punk that reached his hand out the window and grabed cron stalks and tore them up. And I know you're reading this and yes I called you a little punk. How about crab mentality? How about child-like? You have no integrity and you can't be trusted. Most important no "rule of law" |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | Investors seek the most returns (profits) for their money. At this point, the most promising country to invest in is India. India has a ready consumer market of over a billion people and an economy that's growing double digits yearly. The Philippines with its dysfunctional political and economic system dominated by a few families bent only in protecting the rotten status quo can not hope to attract serious and long term investors. Only the shady, crooked and bribe paying individual who is willing to consort with corrupt bureaucrats, will bother to invest (with onerous consequences for the public interest) The Philippines was said to be the most progressive Asian country second only to Japan after WW2. It was all downhill from there on. You had your chance, and you blew it. 1.) When your Asian (Korea, Taiwan, Malaysia, Thailand and other) neighbors were fast turning into newly industrialized countries, you were still too timid to get rid of Marcos. 2.) When the economy tried to rebound under Cory, You had an ambitious Honasan who made sure every single gain was negated. 3.) You elected the good for nothing Erap 4.) You re-elected the manipulative and corrupt GMA 5.) It's hopeless, Need I say more?......... |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | bongga |
| Message | ka bright sa iya bah hahahha falaklak ta  charoottttttttttttttttttttttt |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | Supply and demand. The supply and demand model describes how prices vary as a result of a balance between product availability at each price (supply) and the desires of those with purchasing power at each price (demand). The basics of price theory. |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | What is microeconomics? Microeconomics is a branch of economics that studies how individuals, households and firms make decisions to allocate limited resources |
| Date | 2008-03-28 |
| Subject | KQ |
| Message | What is macroeconomics? Macroeconomics is a branch of economics that deals with the performance, structure, and behavior of a national or regional economy as a whole. |
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