P-Noy on his first SONA

Truly, Pnoy has become a politician, he just want cuts from Arroyo's squandered wealth, I believe what Pnoy has said are all true, all his claims of what arroyo did in her term are fat accusations, what are his moves now, its a wait and see, but there is nothing to wait for. Sona are just mere scripted speech.

i didn't watch his SONA yesterday but some of my friends commented that, the SONA was not that fruitful, they said that it was just a mere grievances about the arroyo administration and having no solutions discussed is the lame part on his SONA. For me, i don't care about the speech i just want him to act and that's all i want. no further fuss just go right to the point and do whatever is best to the progress of our country. That's all.

From the very first day that P-Noy announced his presidential candidacy, I was already his number 1 voter. I really followed his political career. His critics stated that you can count on your fingers the number of things he did for the country during his reign. My arguments are he's just too simple and to humble to brag all his achievements. Have you seen his face even on a small tarpaulin for a project like what other politicians displays? Have you heard his name dragged on a scam or scandal? Most importantly, he knows that to alleviate poverty, we have to improve the education system. He accepted the challenge on providing a better education for less fortunate Filipinos. He knows that the main resource of the country is manpower, thus, improving the skills of our people will bring prosperity to the country.

Although I expected that he would divulge some anomalies, I was still shocked at the brazenness of this government. Some of the rumors turned out to be true because I suppose PNoy checked the facts first. I distinctly remember the one about the alleged rice shortage and the rumors that the government was stockpiling them. I also heard about the fat bonuses of the MWSS and they are true. I was appalled by the MWSS president who defended the allowances and found nothing immoral about it. I am sure they made it legal, but is it moral? However, I was hoping for a more concrete legislative agenda so that he can really fight corruption with the help of the other branches of government.

i think there's a greater chance that he might keep his promises.

Surprisingly, I agree with what Manny Pacquiao said in his statement when he was asked of his opinion about the SONA. He said that we should not be dwelling on those controversies which happened before and the problems it brought in our country. Instead we should focus on how we are going to solve those problems. I believe he's right. The state of the nation address is where the president of the country will report his accomplishments and/or plans for the coming years. We should stop pointing out other people's faults, instead we should be planning out how we could alleviate or lessen the effects of those faults. We should leave the judgment, trial, persecution to those in charge of doing it. We should just do our job and let them do theirs. I also think it would never work if you're exposing others faults just to make yourself look good.

I wasn't able to watch the entire SONA telecast yesterday because I have a work, so I just listened to live streaming afterwards, I heard the anomalies of PGMA time being exposed and I don't know what to comment honestly. Let's just hope for a better Philippines.

wait a minute. it's been a hundred days right? and... oh that's all he did in those days! researched on the former governments anomalies? and he haven't even proved yet if those are really anomalies! maybe he will next year, he still got 365 days to go. =P