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January 29, 2008

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January 28, 2008

The voice within me

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There is this certain thoughts again in me. Sometimes when we know we’re right, we’re right! I’m grateful that I just listen to what that little voice in my head keeps telling me. I know it has invaluable insight that I will need. Someone invited me who really does catch me a bit off guard than usual, but now it’s showing me a glimpse of my possible future.

I came up with this question- "Is this the path I really want to take?" Now, I just have to tune into that voice again and do whatever it says. Picking the right path should not be something to deliberate over for days. It should be something that we just have to do.

Miss Michigan Crowned Miss America

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Miss America Looks to a New Generation.

Miss Michigan Kirsten Haglund was crowned Miss America 2008 Saturday in a live event from Las Vegas. Haglund isn’t the first in her family to reach for the top tiara; her grandmother, Iora Hunt, competed as Miss Michigan in 1944. “This a dream come true, not just for me but for my family as well,” Haglund said. “I’m not just standing up here alone.”

January 18, 2008

Issues on Women

Reflection: New Year’s Eve Sacrifice

 

Women’s rights around the world are an important indicator of understanding global well-being. Many may think that women’s rights are only an issue in countries where religion is law, such as many Muslim countries. Or even worse, some may think this is no longer an issue at all.

 

But, Hsiang Lin’s wife is a picture of a pitiful woman, discriminated, and a woman who doesn’t have an identity of her own. She’s a picture of a woman who no one ever cares if she does exist in this world. Upon reading the selection on New Year’s Eve where it relates the life story of Hsiang Lin’s wife, my heart can’t just stop beating fast controlling my emotions thinking that I can’t do anything to defend her from such oppression and from such humiliation. It is very much humiliating that even she, herself couldn’t have that right to decide on her own. Issues such as forcefully offered as wife to other men in exchange for cash, good or we may coin it as wealth. Women’s dignity I believe is not worth anything in this world and it can not be bought by any wealth in this world.

 

Lu Hsun’s “New Year’s Eve Sacrifice” for me is a masterpiece. It is a masterpiece because it presents to the whole world the issues about women that has to be taken care of and needed much of our attention. I am just so grateful that nowadays especially in Philippines, this kind of practice to which Hsiang Lin’s wife suffered does no longer apply. There are already a lot of institutions who played the role of women defenders against all prejudices of women. I, myself would stand firm as well, to protect my fellow women, my self to which we are safe and far from what life has brought to Hsiang Lin’s wife.

January 14, 2008

Editorial: “Let SC appoint all judges”

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“Let SC appoint all judges”

MANILA, Philippines - Given the realpolitik of this country, the debate on whether or not the Constitution should be amended is really moot and academic. It will happen one way or another. Whether or not it will happen is no longer an option. In the wake of innumerable scams attributable to the corrupt and graft-ridden Arroyo administration, it is the only way for President Macapagal-Arroyo and her cohorts to escape plunder charges after 2010.

When, not if, that happens, I have a proposal to make: Remove from the president the power to appoint the members of the judiciary! That power should be exclusively exercised by the Supreme Court—to make the “separation of powers” principle more meaningful.

In the light of our pathetic experience in this country, it is the only way to insulate judges/justices from the pernicious influence of politics, and to ensure that only qualified aspirants get to sit on the bench.

We have suffered long enough from the mediocrity of so many Palace-driven appointments, based as they often are on patronage.

 

Reaction:

I don’t agree to this editorial. People have different perspectives in life and it just so happen when comes to this issue I reset so much with the author’s opinion. I would like to emphasize my resentment to the last line of the second paragraph of this editorial which states that- “That power should be exclusively exercised by the Supreme Court—to make the “separation of powers” principle more meaningful.”  

I can’t see any bright views on his statement that such principle would become more meaningful when separation of powers will solely be done by Supreme Court. On his latter explanation he stressed out that this purposely will insulate judges/justices from the pernicious influence of politics, when in the very first place- they are part of the Philippine Politics. And whether we like it or not, no matter what position you are into the government, these people sat on the same seat of “power”. Power that mostly push people to embrace graft and corruption, influence others to satisfy their selfish, political agenda. Mediocrity doesn’t know how to choose people to embrace it. So whether it is a Palace driven or not, politicians faced this one great tempting power.

Source: Philippine Daily Inquirer

Date Published: January 14, 2008 

January 2, 2008

Girl Opinion Goes Live!!!

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Guys, Happy New Year and Welcome to 2008! I’m very happy to share with you my new year’s gift to myself, my subscribers, my friends and family in the blogosphere that at last I got my own domain. The bearer’s name is Girl Opinion @ http://girlopinion.com. Hope you’ll have time to visit and share your opinions as well. Thanks and More Power! May you all have a bountiful new year!!!

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