Daghang kaayong salamat.
Manuel
Manuel
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From: jose bastida <joebastida2001@...>
Date: Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: [bisaya_readers] Bobby Tuazon: Federalism will entrench oligarchy?
To: bisaya_readers@...
--- Manuel Faelnar <manuelfaelnar@...> wrote:
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> From: Tumbagang Isda <tumbaga@...>
> Date: Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 2:59 AM
> Subject: Re: [botomo] Bobby Tuazxon: Federalism will
> entrench oligarchy
>
>
>
> Why not speak the truth:
> The oligarchs are already entrenched and will
> continue to do so.
> By reducing the center of power to the local
> governments, it becomes more
> transparent and abuses becomes obvious to the
> electors. It is up to the
> local people to decide and that will be what
> politicians do not want.
>
> Just like running a business, you want smaller
> groups to manage instead of
> large unweildy government smaller, efficient
> government has less cost and
> much more productive. Federalism is the answer to
> all of that.
>
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Manuel Lino G. Faelnar
Chairman for Language and Culture,
Federalist Forum of the Philippines
Director
DILA Phils. Foundation, Inc.
(Defenders of the Indigenous Languages of the
Archipelago)
Director
Lubas sa Dagang Bisaya, Inc. (LUDABI)
"Without our language, we have no culture, we have no identity, we are nothing."
Ornolfor Thorsson, adviser to President of Iceland.
"When you lose a language you lose a culture, intellectual wealth, a work of art."
Kenneth Hale, who taught linguistics at MIT.
"Words, if powerful enough, can transport people into a journey,
real or imagined, that either creates
a fantasy or confirms reality."
Rachelle Arlin Credo, poet and
writer.
.
From: jose bastida <joebastida2001@...>
Date: Fri, Aug 8, 2008 at 1:34 PM
Subject: Re: [bisaya_readers] Bobby Tuazon: Federalism will entrench oligarchy?
To: bisaya_readers@...
To Magbabasa sa Bisaya,
That's a great idea. But that's new and only a few
will readily understand how this idea will work. I'm
not against any good idea, but I prefer to be neutral
for the maintime.
I'm an old man. I'm just a senior citizen trying to
enjoy a private peaceful life.
Just go ahead with that idea and make it work.
May God be with you.
--- Manuel Faelnar <manuelfaelnar@...> wrote:
> ---------- Forwarded message ----------
> From: Tumbagang Isda <tumbaga@...>
> Date: Thu, Aug 7, 2008 at 2:59 AM
> Subject: Re: [botomo] Bobby Tuazxon: Federalism will
> entrench oligarchy
>
>
>
> Why not speak the truth:
> The oligarchs are already entrenched and will
> continue to do so.
> By reducing the center of power to the local
> governments, it becomes more
> transparent and abuses becomes obvious to the
> electors. It is up to the
> local people to decide and that will be what
> politicians do not want.
>
> Just like running a business, you want smaller
> groups to manage instead of
> large unweildy government smaller, efficient
> government has less cost and
> much more productive. Federalism is the answer to
> all of that.
>
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Manuel Lino G. Faelnar
Chairman for Language and Culture,
Federalist Forum of the Philippines
Director
DILA Phils. Foundation, Inc.
(Defenders of the Indigenous Languages of the
Archipelago)
Director
Lubas sa Dagang Bisaya, Inc. (LUDABI)
"Without our language, we have no culture, we have no identity, we are nothing."
Ornolfor Thorsson, adviser to President of Iceland.
"When you lose a language you lose a culture, intellectual wealth, a work of art."
Kenneth Hale, who taught linguistics at MIT.
"Words, if powerful enough, can transport people into a journey,
real or imagined, that either creates
a fantasy or confirms reality."
Rachelle Arlin Credo, poet and
writer.
.
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