State of the Nation Address
By Junbals
@Junbals (1421)
Philippines
July 25, 2022 4:41am CST
No more lockdown, said the newly minted president of the Philippines, President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr., in his state of the nation address. His pronouncement was well-received by a people reeling from the onslaught of the COVID-19 pandemic.
It was a well-prepared, well-orchestrated speech contrary to his somewhat bland campaign slogan of " unity".
The list of his legislative agenda sounded impressive and appeared too good to be true.
The security protocol was at its utmost which includes the vaccination card; political messages on clothes were forbidden.
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@luisga814 (7138)
• Quezon City, Philippines
25 Jul 22
Yes. Political message on clothes will be forbidden such as faces of politicians.
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@luisga814 (7138)
• Quezon City, Philippines
25 Jul 22
@Junbals Yes. Of course. I do believe in him.
@Greencindere (669)
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25 Jul 22
I’m happy to see more countries are rejecting lockdowns and implementing ‘living with Covid’ policy. Lockdowns did serve a purpose at their time but are redundant now and we all need to learn how to live and stay safe with all the dangers that surround us, even Covid.
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@Greencindere (669)
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25 Jul 22
@Junbals same. It’s affecting the middle aged people the most who are not necessarily tech savvy and are losing their jobs and pensions because of it. Less job opportunities because now one person can fill multiple positions. It hasn’t been good.
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@solidcodes (1765)
• Philippines
25 Jul 22
I'm not in the mood and lazy to watch his first Sate of the Nation Address.
LOL
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