Pinoys would rather stay in Syria than be repatriated

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According to some news reports, Pinoys would rather face danger in Syria than be repatriated by the Philippine government. Says something about how big a shithole the Philippines is, doesn't it? Let's do the Pinoy thing then and just wish them well Da Pinoy way: "bahala na kayo dyan".

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