Filipino liberals adopt Western ideals, mirroring colonial influence. Can true Filipino justice exist outside of Americanized liberalism?

BRICS redefines global power, yet the Philippines under Marcos clings to the West, missing opportunities for true sovereignty and partnershi

Marcos claims 5,500 flood control projects, yet floods from Typhoon Kristine devastate Bicol. Are these projects real or political fiction?

The essay argues that Filipinos are too focused on survival to worry about spies, as poverty and corruption are the real daily threats.

“Ayuda" critiques aid as spectacle, where officials trade food for loyalty, creating dependency and masking poverty and corruption.

The essay critiques hypocrisy in government, where corrupt officials question a "spy's" patriotism to deflect from their own greed.

The essay warns that neoliberalism’s unchecked profit motives and corporate power risk a Western decline, echoing Rome's fall and hubris.