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domingo, 13 de diciembre de 2015
miércoles, 20 de junio de 2012
Government against Church in the Philippines finally!
Ok. So
finally a congressman in the Philippines has the guts to stand against
religion.
Disclaimer: Don't read if you are a Christian who can get your feelings easily hurted.
I’m a bit
scandalized to see a journalist saying he is crazy and he should worry about
other stuff and a friend of mine in Facebook even said “don’t tell me where to
worship my god”.
Oh My God!
What’s wrong with all you people! What year are you living in!
Kuya Manzano - Photo: Antonio Beas
I thought
we were in 2012, when people can internet, go to other planets, videoconference
and that it was the moment of the awakening global new age conscience that
makes us all smarter and aware of these fairytales told for thousands of years!
Don’t tell
me where to worship my god? Exactly. So please don’t tell me or any other
person who goes to a public office to renew his driver’s license about your
god. I’m not interested. And it is very offensive to see your Christian stuff
all over the place. That’s not your
office, you work there, but that’s from the government, that’s public, that’s
everyone’s, that’s mine as well. So don’t decide for the rest of us and turn
into a church what is a place for all the Filipinos.
Let’s
remember that the Philippines is a multicultural, multireligious country. Even
Christians here have so many different branches. So to live all in peace
respecting the others, don’t put a cross near me. I even get rushes just by
imagining it.
Cheers for
congressman Palatino from the Kabataan party list!
And for
that journalist... this is exactly his job, to do politics. And that’s what the
church does ever since it started, they are a political-power organization that
has ruled half of the world for ages. Other countries realized this long time
ago, come on Philippines! Wake up!
Don’t be
afraid of not worshipping a god! Why do you consider the Greek gods as myths
and think your Christian stuff is real?
I’m an
Spanish-Filipino actor who just arrived from Spain. In Spain they didn’t allow
the actors to be buried in the cemetery because it’s holly soil and actors were
always considered bad moral people who are influenced by the devil.
So I guess
I have no choice but to feel far from an organization that has treated me and
my kind so badly ever since. Same happens with the homosexuals, same happens
with the Muslims, same happens with couples who cannot have kids, etc, etc,
etc.
Kuya
Manzano
Actor –
Singer – Director - Producer
lunes, 18 de junio de 2012
Giving slippers to the bare foot kids in Negros
A lot of
kids in Negros (Philippines) are in real need. They go bare footed to school
and write in banana leaves as a notebook.
Fortunately
for them there is an international organization, with its Philippine branch
pushing strong to help the less fortunate. That’s Domino Lux Way of Life: DLX.
President Marlon
Ramirez has been leading the group for two years now and achieved to collect
tons and tons of toys and goods to give away to the needed kids all over the
country.
So from
June 23 to June 30 they will be traveling around Negros Oriental and Occidental
on this charity mission.
Why is this
on my blog?
Because I’m
gonna probably be a part of it as well soon.
Met brother
Marlon Ramirez recently doing a charity work precisely for DLX, when I knew
nothing about them.
Things
always happen for a reason. When Marlon walked in the dressing room of the
event where all the artists were and started his speech I was sleeping in a
secret corner and not minding anything that happened there.
But
something didn’t let me sleep anymore. My arachnid sense was telling me I was
missing something important. So I stood up and sleepy walked towards them to
hear the last words and clapping of the crowd. I didn’t know what happened
really so asked the colleagues, who couldn’t really explain much. LOL.
Anyway we
saw each other and connected awaking common interest. Well it sounds like a
novel, but as I write it I discover what I felt and what I think we both felt.
The organizer came fast to say “Sir Marlon, this is Kuya Manzano”. And I
apologized for not hearing the speech and he had the interest enough to sit
with me apart to chat about the organization and goals.
Made a good
contact, gave him my number, saw him during the event happily taking pics with
a non stopping smile. Well, that’s the kind of people I like!
Then met his friends and took lots of pictures and started unconsciously to get
closer. The next day we are talking in Facebook. I’m researching about the
organization in the net, reading all I find, he invites me in to meet more
people and all seems so positive, and happy, and nice that I end up interested.
More chats
have to come and possibly you’ll see me doing some charity events soon with
DLX.
And the
moral is...
Thank you
Facebook for connecting people. And everything happens for a reason. And one
thing leads to another. And I always keep on getting surprised with new events
and directions in my life.
Check out
the DLX Way of Life page in FB and LIKE IT to be updated and join in the future
if you feel like:
Kuya
Manzano
Actor -
Singer - Director – Producer
miércoles, 28 de marzo de 2012
The poor will eat the priests. Don't feed beggars.
As a friend of mine just said. They wont approve the RH bill until the poor people don't start eating priests.
We are far too many people living in Manila these days. Our population has burst up in such a speed we cannot contain it anymore.
Streets full of rubbish and squatters. Hold ups, taxi scams, robbery and rape all over.
I bought my own car and spend so much in my transportation everyday because I cannot commute. It's too dangerous, specially if you are white. Most people think I'm so rich because I'm white.
Well thanks to that I have to spend a lot in transport I really have to check on what jobs to accept because if it's too far and not well payed I simply don't get it coz I'll lose money in due to transportation.
I have friends who have kids been still teenagers and they can't take care of them. They can't even marry if they even wanted to, because they cannot afford living out of their parent's place. How can they raise a child.
Kids begging everyday in the traffic. Don't those kids go to school? No they don't. They prefer to beg to get some money. Maybe their parents force them to beg. Later their parents will force them to work and be prostitutes too in the future, or even now.
Every time you give money to a kid in the streets you are collaborating and promoting that kind of life. If you give them money they wont go to school anymore because it's great to earn money by begging in the streets. They will never learn anything but to beg. You are promoting beggars. And then you'll protest because you don't want to see that.
We are far too many people living in Manila these days. Our population has burst up in such a speed we cannot contain it anymore.
Streets full of rubbish and squatters. Hold ups, taxi scams, robbery and rape all over.
I bought my own car and spend so much in my transportation everyday because I cannot commute. It's too dangerous, specially if you are white. Most people think I'm so rich because I'm white.
Well thanks to that I have to spend a lot in transport I really have to check on what jobs to accept because if it's too far and not well payed I simply don't get it coz I'll lose money in due to transportation.
I have friends who have kids been still teenagers and they can't take care of them. They can't even marry if they even wanted to, because they cannot afford living out of their parent's place. How can they raise a child.
Kids begging everyday in the traffic. Don't those kids go to school? No they don't. They prefer to beg to get some money. Maybe their parents force them to beg. Later their parents will force them to work and be prostitutes too in the future, or even now.
Every time you give money to a kid in the streets you are collaborating and promoting that kind of life. If you give them money they wont go to school anymore because it's great to earn money by begging in the streets. They will never learn anything but to beg. You are promoting beggars. And then you'll protest because you don't want to see that.
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