#Filipinos addicted to politicians' dole-outs are putting the #Philippines at risk of a #Greece-style crisis!

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In view of what happened to Greece, dapat alam na nyo that dole-outs are very, very, very dangerous propositions. Mga people, maawa kayo sa bansa nyo, sa Pilipinas. Please lang. Alam nyo ba na kada tanggap nyo ng perang ayuda o regalo na galing sa politico o gobyerno ay linalapit nyo ang Pinas na maging parang Greece. Dapat alamin nyo ang nanyari sa Greece. Ang Greece ay halos pag-aari na ng mga bangko at ng mga sindikato dahil sa ganyan, ang warde-wardeng gamit ng pera. Ngayon, hirap na hirap ang mga tao sa Greece So, pwede ba, buksan nyo mga mata nyo, ang mga utak nyo, at alamin at pag-aralan ang nangyayari sa paligid

Where will dole-outs come from? Eventually, from foreign borrowings. No local bank will lend the government for dole-out programs. Just look at CCT, it is borrowed money from ADB.

Candidates give freebies, where does the money come from? (1) from kickbacks, (2) from PDAF and DAP, (3) from political donation. (1) where does kickback come from? From your taxes. (2) where does PDAF/DAP come from? From your taxes. (3) where does political donation come from? (4) From sweetheart deals with govt which may involve smuggling, tax concession, behest loans, etc. (4) where does sweetheart deals source their money? eventually from your taxes. Walang tangang kandidato. Lahat yan, gupang. Eventually, all the freebies and money they give you will come from your taxes. Kaya wag kayo tanga.

When taxes are not enough, and they are always not enough, govt borrows from local banks and foreign private banks. When local and private banks refuse because of risk, like govt program is a dole-out, they borrow from ADB, who borrows from Japan, IMF, WB, EU. Eventually, govt has to pay the loan, where will it get money to pay the loan? From taxes. Pero palaging kulang ang tax, so hihiram na naman. So, palaging palaki ng palaki ang taxes at ang borrowing. And, the only way to stop this palaki ng palaki is to put every money into productive use. Productive use means that money produces money, or kung magaling, more money.. Dole-outs are not productive use of money.

Behind WB is Federal Reserve, which is own by the oligarchs of all oligarchs. Behind IMF is Federal Reserve and EU Central Bank, which is controlled by the syndicates of all syndicates. Behind ADB is IMF and Japan. All these want countries to borrow and borrow. Kasi inaabangan nila na hindi na makabayad ang umutang. Sa Greece, gusto nila angkinin yun mga priceless treasures. Dito, maaring kunin nila yun gold reserve natin, kontrolin yun mines, among others.

So pwede ba, batukan nyo yan mga kandidato na namimigay ng freebies. Linlagay nila ang bansa sa alanganin.

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