A Filipino in Illinois was ordered by the Cook County Municipal Trial Court Third District not to roast Lechon for the rest of his life (at least in the US). It was earlier reported that the neighbors of the Filipino filed a complaint because it’s illegal to do business in residential area. He also does not have a license to cook for mass production.
Laws are laws in other countries and Filipinos should follow whatever the laws are. It’s not like he’s in the Philippines where he could do anything he wants. This would serve a lesson to all Filipino lechon makers.
Ilonggo sa Desyerto (Ilonggo in the Desert) – A blog containing insights, opinion and analysis by the author on life, work, religion and events he personally experienced.
15 September 2008
Chavez and Morales Expelled US Ambassadors
Last Wednesday, Bolivian President Evo Morales expelled the US Ambassador in La Paz. Morales said that the US Ambassador and the US State Department had the hand in the violent protest in Bolivian provinces. Hugo Chavez, the Venezuelan President, a staunch ally of Bolivia also expelled US Ambassador in Caracas. The Honduran government, in expressing support also sent a commitment to hold off accreditation for a new US Ambassador. It is not clear whether Nicaragua would follow.
The United States is known for being a dubious country that would do all things possible to advance their interests. The CIA has been linked to funding insurgencies to destabilize the countries that do not support them in several instances.
We need world leaders like Vladimir Putin and Hugo Chavez who have the guts to say no to US Imperialism.
The United States is known for being a dubious country that would do all things possible to advance their interests. The CIA has been linked to funding insurgencies to destabilize the countries that do not support them in several instances.
We need world leaders like Vladimir Putin and Hugo Chavez who have the guts to say no to US Imperialism.
10 September 2008
Nokor’s Kim Jong il is ill
South Korean spy agency released a report that Nokor’s head of state Kim Jong Il is recovering from a surgery. The speculations grew when he missed the country’s 60th Anniversary parade last Tuesday. He was also absent from public gatherings and foreign doctors where brought secretly in the country.
Politicians around the world are now speculating who’s going to replace Kim Jong Il in the event of his death. Nokor is a reclusive country. Reports about the country are filtered by their news agency. It is also very dependent to the aids sent by China and their Southern brothers.
Politicians around the world are now speculating who’s going to replace Kim Jong Il in the event of his death. Nokor is a reclusive country. Reports about the country are filtered by their news agency. It is also very dependent to the aids sent by China and their Southern brothers.
Peso smuggled out of the Country
My nieces would ignore the 1 Peso coin because it couldn’t buy them a candy. Ironically, it could send an SMS message. The high inflation rate, surge in oil prices, debt servicing and mismanaged Philippine economy are the reasons of the depreciation of the value of the Philippine peso (Php). No one would ever think that when melted, the 1 Peso coin has nickel and bronze that could be used for the production of electronic parts. Our peso has a value after all.
It was reported that the Presidential Anti Smuggling Group (PASG) was able to arrest the people behind the smuggling of Php 300 Million worth of Peso coins. The smugglers are planning to send the coins to Korea. The agency is also planning to investigate bank employees who they said are also involved in the smuggling.
It was reported that the Presidential Anti Smuggling Group (PASG) was able to arrest the people behind the smuggling of Php 300 Million worth of Peso coins. The smugglers are planning to send the coins to Korea. The agency is also planning to investigate bank employees who they said are also involved in the smuggling.
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