Telling Signs

The results of the previous polls were quite telling. This was what I told Alan Peter Cayetano yesterday when we chanced upon each other at the newsroom of ANC channel where I guested. Quite telling, he agreed. Although it's still of my own opinion that the entire electoral process cannot be trusted, the results of the just concluded elections were somewhat enlightening. Generally speaking, the HUMILIATING DEFEAT suffered by the Team Unity bets spoke of the overwhelming public disapproval of the Arroyo administration. Spare the House of Representatives, high profile candidates of the administration lost (BUTI NGA!). Isama na si Fuckquiao.
Pinoys now are better voters. We cannot blame them for selling their votes. Most see the process as a means to boost one's income. But unlike before when selling was proportionate to the one buying, voters now take the money and vote for whoever they believe should be elected. Kudos to my people. Still, we're being used by them. Let's clear out the system first and have as many AMONG ED PANLILIO as possible in government.

Elections, just like everything else in the corrupt democratic environment the country has, (lahat dito corruptd na. The LEFT, the RIGHT and the government, and even the private sector ha!) should be reformed. It should be computerized or be patterened after the US election system. E ang mga putang inang mga ganid sa kapangyarihan kasi gusto sila maupo. Gusto ng karamihan sila lang ang magaling. Mga ULOL! The two-party system can hardly be pushed in a country such as ours where everyone is above the other. Ang kultura ng kayabangan at kahibangan ay wakasan na. I tell all , and I tell all good. The PHilippines will be never better inthe hands of fellow Filipinos. If only Marcos had lived long enough... Quoting Mel Gibson's dialoge in the movie The Patriot: I'd rather be ruled by one tyrant who is a thousand miles away than a thousand tyrants who are just a mile away!

BUT, AREN'T WE THE TYRANTS OURSELVES?