Please don't take this personally. It's nice to see you advocating this thing, but you really have to fix up your grammar.In some ways, you're the youth's representative of Mar. That's why we can't have titles like 'Did Manny mimicked Mar?' It's 'Did Manny mimic Mar?' I do hope you maintain your site up till 2010, because you're doing a good thing and your site does have potential.
It is not a question of who was the one who mimic one other. It is a question of who really is the "Mr. Palengke" and knows what happens in the marketplace. Well, Villar would surely be the true "Mr. Palengke" by his former experience working in the market. But we should also see if Maa really is the one for our country. Well he is not. He came from the oldest political clans in the country and he will never understood the common masses.
Jose, thanks for airing your sentiment on this blog. That's your belief and I don't have to contend with it.Yes, Mar came from the oldest political clans in the country. Yes, Mar didn't grew up in the Palengke, although they own the Farmer's Market. But the question here is that, as what you said "who really is the "Mr. Palengke" and knows what happens in the marketplace." I have read Manny's life in the "palengke." But as I have thoroughly researched, Mar was more focused on the "palengke" than Manny, which is an irony of Manny's early life. I can remember that Manny Villar used his "palengke" image only in the 2007 elections. After that, no more. If he was sincere in keeping that image, we should have been hearing now that he's going to the markets to inspect the prices of basic commodities and other things.Mar Roxas, although didn't grew up in the "palengke", learned the importance of it. That's what makes him "Mr. Palengke." Now, he's even beyond that although not completely discarding that image.Once again Jose, peace! Thanks again for dropping by my blog!
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on September 13, 2007 at 10:28 PM
Please don't take this personally. It's nice to see you advocating this thing, but you really have to fix up your grammar.
In some ways, you're the youth's representative of Mar. That's why we can't have titles like 'Did Manny mimicked Mar?' It's 'Did Manny mimic Mar?'
I do hope you maintain your site up till 2010, because you're doing a good thing and your site does have potential.
on July 8, 2008 at 1:57 PM
It is not a question of who was the one who mimic one other. It is a question of who really is the "Mr. Palengke" and knows what happens in the marketplace. Well, Villar would surely be the true "Mr. Palengke" by his former experience working in the market. But we should also see if Maa really is the one for our country. Well he is not. He came from the oldest political clans in the country and he will never understood the common masses.
on July 9, 2008 at 10:17 AM
Jose, thanks for airing your sentiment on this blog. That's your belief and I don't have to contend with it.
Yes, Mar came from the oldest political clans in the country. Yes, Mar didn't grew up in the Palengke, although they own the Farmer's Market. But the question here is that, as what you said "who really is the "Mr. Palengke" and knows what happens in the marketplace." I have read Manny's life in the "palengke." But as I have thoroughly researched, Mar was more focused on the "palengke" than Manny, which is an irony of Manny's early life. I can remember that Manny Villar used his "palengke" image only in the 2007 elections. After that, no more. If he was sincere in keeping that image, we should have been hearing now that he's going to the markets to inspect the prices of basic commodities and other things.
Mar Roxas, although didn't grew up in the "palengke", learned the importance of it. That's what makes him "Mr. Palengke." Now, he's even beyond that although not completely discarding that image.
Once again Jose, peace! Thanks again for dropping by my blog!
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