August 15, 2009
PGMA was reported to have an extravagant dinner somewhere in the US. But why do people here feel bad about it? I mean, it wasn't government money, it was money from THEIR pockets. A man works, the parasite asks, "Where's my share?" (hehe, Bioshock quote from Andrey Ryan) The socialists & the parasites feel bad about it since they either want equality or they feel that the president is giving a "bad example" to them. In truth, their just actually jealous they can't seem to afford that much. Damn you socialists & welfare parasite squatters!!
Now about my manga update, I think I'm giving Madoka Shotekino (Akemi's mom) something different. She'll have the same bouffant (a hairstyle) of the late, hot former First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy plus her clean clothes. Madoka would look like an early 60s mom that way. Plus for more bio, she took up European Studies in college but only knows German. Her husband, Kentaro learned Dutch while studying at Leuven with his former best friend (whom he still treats as a friend while the latter hates him so much) Ichirou Hatsumoto who learned French instead.
Oh, also I planned a little Dutch community in the city (Nagasaki, that is) too named Little Harlem (Klein Haarlem in Dutch, name will be used in the manga). It's a place full of jazz music & a traditional white-Dutch society which varies from the present-day liberal society of the Netherlands. Well yeah, Japan is portrayed rascist but they seem to welcome a little Dutch diaspora who still retain Dutch/Belgian citizenship as long as they can pay heavier taxes for foreign residence. They're actually composed of a number of wealthy Dutch traditionalists.
Also some bits of info on the Philippines in the manga (THIS IS PURELY FICTIONAL). Two political parties in the year 2000 emerged. One's the Lengua Espanol para Filipinas which aimed for changing the official lanuage to Spanish. The other's the Allianza Nacional which aimed for a revised Marcos society. They eventually merged in 2005 and became knows as Allianza Nacional para el Futuro del Filipinas or simply Allianza 2000. They have the popular support of the middle-class especially many OFW's who started to miss their homeland. Eventually in 2006, after a major scandal in the government, snap elections were called. A majority of OFW's, elites, and middle-class people voted for the Allianza 2000 presidential candidate (name uncreated as of the moment) who came shortly to power. Chaos struck the nation because of the parasites. Another People Power was called, which was composed of many Tagalog-ists. However, the new president didn't give in. A large number of squats were cleared out with the residents being relocated to the countryside. All political parties were to merge with the Alianza 2000 except those deemed unworthy (such as Akbayan and Gabriela) which were forcefully dissolved. Also, the NPA and the MILF were finally destroyed, with their leaders being executed on electric chairs after the death penalty was reinstated. Human rights activists were battered and the Commission on Human Rights dissolved (teaches them a lesson if it were true). Many tows & cities were renamed into Spanish names as part of the Lengua Espanol's aim. Manila became the bilingual capital as it used both Spanish & Tagalog. Also, the government disbanded a number of major media networks especially ABS-CBN as the president deemed them immoral & tampering with the minds of the masses. What made the world turn the spotlight to the Philippines was when it declared war on Malaysia in order to retake the disputed area of Sabah. However, a large number of OFW's embarked on an exodus back to their homeland. Manila had a number of projects finished such as the cleaning of the Pasig River and the rise on a number of Art Deco buildings. The planned revamping of Manila with the project, Capital del Mundo Manila made it eligible for candidacy to the 2009 World Expo. The Pearl of the Orient which was once dull with parasites has started to shine & shimmer as it should.
And grr, haven't found a title for the manga yet.
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