Recently, I have been seeing shouts from concerned citizens of the Philippines asking about our government's next move in Malaysia, particularly on the country's capital, Kuala Lumpur. Did you know that a country is nothing without its capital? The capital affects positively the citizen's productivity. Without the political and economic benefits that capital Kuala Lumpur gives to the Malaysians, the Philippines will be able lessen threats from resistance wars started by Malaysians just like the one going on right now in Northern Malaysian Peninsula.
So what is the government planning to do with Malaysia's remaining territory? Why isn't the government trying to take over KL and end this war once and for all so the Philippines can advance to another level of playing field? Does the government feel sorry for the Malaysians that they chose to spare Kuala Lumpur and let the Malaysians have it? How about the constant threats posed by the Malaysians to the Philippine soil? Won't we be able to quell their uprising by taking over the entire Malaysia?
Well, I am not really sure what's going on in the minds of our leaders right now because to be frank, the government has always lacked transparency in their actions especially on the Philippines' foreign relations; just like when they suddenly decided to join the United Nations without asking for the sentiments of the Filipinos about it. The Filipinos ought to know what's happening in their country. We are the motor of ePhilippines. Without us citizens, this country would be nothing.
Self-induced stagnation
If the Filipinos are not feeling progress in regard to our rise in Primera, it's because of the government's decision to contain the power and strength of the Philippines. By joining the United Nations, we have deprived ourselves of the opportunities to expand our territory because we've allied with countries like Taiwan, China and Indonesia, two nations we have chance of conquering because they are relatively weaker and more disorganized. Trust me, I have lived in e-Indonesia for a short while and those Indonesians act on their impulse. They do not have a system yet they were able to take over countries like Australia and Chile. The Philippines, on the other hand, an e-nation with a more 'civilized' society and a mature political system, appears to be chickening out from realizing its optimum potential because our government is too afraid to take risks.
Why are we so daunted about other nations in e-Sim? Is it a projection of the inferiority complex that we Filipinos have in real life? If that's the case, it's time to immune ourselves of those feelings because in e-Sim, we're at an advantage. Why doesn't the government use our leverage to compel other nations into doing what we want them to do? Did you know that more than 30% of the United Nations's strength comes from the Philippines? Bakit hinahayaan nating maging sunud-sunuran tayo sa kanila? Why can't we use this to our advantage through threats, coercion and extortion? Diskarte.
If there's one thing the government should do, it's that it should trust its citizens, that we have their back and we will support whatever endeavor they want to undertake no matter what the risk is. Because at the end of the day, the ideologies and our personal interests don't matter. When all is said and done, only one thing remains, that we are Filipinos living in one Philippines, prepared to [die] for this country.
Ang mamatay ng dahil sa 'yo, remember?
A balanced attention on domestic and foreign politics is the key
Based on my observation, our government is focusing too much on domestic politics that we're neglecting the importance of having loyal foreign allies. I mean, who are the Philippines' friends on e-Sim really? Are we even trying to reach out to other nations and communicate with them to strengthen the rapport and ties between us?
I mean, really, instead of the usual electioneering, politicking and power tripping, please perform and execute the roles that you need to do. Disappointment is not what we voted you for.
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Well, maybe not completely mirrored, because the balance of power in this virtual world looks a bit
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efficiently
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