"I hoped for change, but still I feel the same..."

I wonder what's the next gimmick PGMA would impose on her SONA today. She'll prolly be exclaiming the great accomplishments she has done and beg for mercy to stop hating her cause she's trying too hard.

I don't hate her though. I just despise the system. PGMA won't resign even if there will be protesters hitting at her in Mendiola every single day. I don't think ousting a leader is enough to ease the pain and fill the stomachs of hungry Filipinos. The 'real' solution should not be temporary or 'band-aid' like.

It's not about the president. Not about the stupid useless projects she tends to cunningly trick our eyes. It's about the people controlling her. The elite people who rules with her. The capitalists whose greed are beyond compare. The foreign investors that seem to hypnotize our little Gloria.


Ordinary people are not allowed to even touch the mirrors of congress. Farmers are deprived of the attention and protection from the government. We may have the freedom to protest, but we are NEVER heard.

Even in the past EDSA Revolutions, it may seem like the Filipino people won the fight. But beyond the triumph, here we go again, complaining about the person we thought had saved us from doom.

The process of ousting the president-changing the president-ousting-changing-ousting..., must stop.


Everyone should be aware that whoever sits in the power will never change their lives. Unless that person belongs from the working class. Elites should by now rest from reigning and let the poor people rule this country. For that is DEMOCRACY.

We shouldn't be proud of our freedom to vote. That is BULLSHIT. We may have the opportunity to choose the leader we thought could help us but everything is not really as what it seems. Once the elections are over, Juan dela Cruz remain a slave for the power that he thought would benefit him.

Once again, Filipinos are fooled by these upper classes.

Do you still want to listen to PGMA? I do. Just for the sake of listening I would. But never will I be giving her a standing ovation or even dare clap my hands. A leader must learn to have some morals fixed first before daring to face this nation with her stupid looking gown.

I don't hate her, I just don't like her, and so is the system. Do you still want to remain ignorant of the situation? Or will you listen to the redemption song? Choose the latter, I'm willing to hum with you.