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An article discussing how Filipinos generally view the plunder case, along with the subsequent pardon, of deposed Philippine President Joseph Estrada. Based on the periodic research surveys conducted by the Social Weather Stations (SWS), it is shown that majority believe Estrada is actually not guilty and that they welcome the pardon given him.

performance satisfaction ratings of controversial Philippine President Gloria Arroyo. Additionally, the article provides an analysis into the callousness that seemingly mark her presidency.

Exposes the cheating, and its subsequent cover-up, perpetrated by Gloria Macapacal Arroyo during the 2004 elections. Implicated by the "Hello Garci" wiretapped evidence and later developments are elections commissioner Virgilio Garcillano, certain high-ranking military officers, unnamed congressmens and senators, and NAMFREL.

This article discusses the Supreme Court-sanctioned media censorship during the promulgation of the verdict on the plunder case of deposed Philippine President Joseph Estrada.

This essay presents a historical perspective on American patriarchy as it explains why the United States has never ever voted a female President or Vice-President. The phenomena of Obama mania and Hillary bashing are discussed within the context of this patriarchal bias of U.S. society.

Contrary to the lying claim propagated by the Arroyo administration and EDSA 2 stalwarts though media propaganda, the unseating of Estrada did not come about because of a well-intentioned, spontaneous popular revolt. An interview conducted by renowned author Nick Joaquin and which first appeared in the Philippine Graphic revealed that a power grab from Estrada had been planned long before the i...

Gloria Macapagal Arroyo is seen by the Filipino masses as a bogus, evil leader who has "stolen the Presidency not once, but twice." The first time has to do with her role in unconstitutionally unseating the majority elected Philippine President Joseph "Erap" Estrada in the 2001 Edsa 2, a power grab disguised as a "People Power" uprising.

Discusses how Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo and her husband, Mike Arroyo, conspired with the anti-Estrada forces in January 2001 order to unconstitutionally grab the Philippine presidency from the majority-elected Joseph Estrada. Mike Arroyo later revealed himself how "... the threat to march to Malacañang was for real. And so was the danger of bloodshed. I wasn't telling Gloria everything: I didn...

This essay presents a historical perspective on American patriarchy as it explains why the United States has never ever voted a female President or Vice-President. The current Obama mania and Hillary bashing are discussed within the context of this patriarchal bias of U.S. society.