nabasa na nindo ini?Maldita sa mga OFWs!

dapat palan, medyo idiniin mo pa, baka biyu pa nagmuruda sa kulog. hehehehe. mga plastik ang arog kaan! kasusupog!

Bako man sana ako tabi ako an nag re relay ki information kan mga issues na arog ka ini, kundi su iba pa man satuya na kairibanan ta igdi sa gobicol and the rest of our kind na yaon sa iba ibang parte kan mundo. su mga taga dubai iyo su mas strong na nagpahayag kan saindang desgusto sa mga breed na arog ni miss malu wang kamias ( ma alsomon baga an karakter ka ining malu feet na babayi).
pag hona ni malu wang siya sana ang tataong mag gamit ki perfume, eh, garong regalo man sana ngane gayud idto malone malone niya. kun mayaman siya dapat chanel 5 lamang, o kaya dr. morabito for women, na kun saen pag inaply mo su perfume mai kasabay na gold dust…. bokon pobre man gueraray inining malu wang wang ta jo malone sana siya na tig 2,800 man sana ngane gayud an 100 ml…. hahahahahah, sa dubai pa, dakulon an mga mamahalon na perfumes na available from anais anais to rhumba…..to J Lo to Liz Taylor scents for ladies…..kuspa-an ko iyan si malu wang pag na sabatan ko an sa manila……
pag nakataning ko ini si malu wang sa sarong karaonan sa manila, aspilihon ko an lobot niya tanganeng mag lupos lupos lamang an saiyang hangin…. hahahahahah, masiramon, todokon ki alpilir (safety pin, hahahahahahaha). saro pa palan, kun napagkamalan siya kan sarong domestic helper na domestic helper siya, segurado akong, dae siyang class, daeng da’ting an saiyang personalidad, ta mala sabi sa iya…. uy, domestic helper ka din? marai ngane domestic helper sana, hahahaha, sana sabi kan satuyang kabayan, oist gurl, ngata ta matabaon ka, ano ka, binahog bahog ka kin sagmaw kan saimong amo????? aray ko po… nanang ko po, ataki di putakti na ini… maka orag kaya, pag ona mo, social sciences na siya, eh an mayaman, dae talaga na fly sa economy,,, na charter na lang ki eroplano…….. mahombogon na marai. an maka orag, su mga ediotor kan manila standard nag taram tama na daa idtong public apology, kaya rehired siya…. tapos, since dae nang publishing firm na ma hire ki malu wang, tapos magugutom siya, magagadan siyang muklat ang mata, kina on na niya su resignation resignation nya… aw inda man daw kaining manila dis-standard….. dapat daeng mag basa o bumakal kan saindang newspaper, maraya pa sinda ka-an. close ka an publishing house. they should be responsible of what they print…..
its nice to have you back.

heard the latest?
the fat “socialite” who flew economy is back with her column.
RENEWED CALL TO BOYCOTT NEWSPAPER http://inquirerbloggers.net/blogaddicts/2007/09/04/filipino-blogger-renews-call-for-newspaper-boycott/
FILIPINO blog Tingog.com, which previously called for the resignation of Filipino lifestyle columnist Malu Fernandez, has renewed calls to boycott the newspaper she writes for.
“Here it is, our stand, because Manila Standard Today has chosen to hide behind their term ‘protocol’ and issue a pardon to their most beloved columnist for all The Filipinos to see. This is a call to boycott, for the irresponsible behavior of Manila Standard Today, they have chosen to pass up the option of doing the right thing, and essentially show their true colors and the standards they are upholding,” the blog said.
INQUIRER.net called the Manila Standard Today for a reaction to the boycott call but was told the paper was not issuing any statement.
Tingog was one of the more vocal blogs against Fernandez for a travel article she wrote for People Asia magazine and the newspaper that sparked outrage among overseas Filipino workers (OFWs).
Her earlier travel piece, which appeared in the June edition of the magazine and later in newspaper, recounted her encounter with some Filipino overseas workers while flying economy class.
“I wanted to slash my wrist at the thought of being trapped in a plane with all of them,” Fernandez wrote in the article.
In quick time, the blogosphere was filled with posts denouncing the article as bigoted, hateful, and discriminatory.
Although she published a letter of apology that also announced her resignation because of what she called threats, hate blogs, and personal insults.
However, Fernandez resumed her Manila Standard Today column last Monday.
“This is also to Malu Fernandez, which from the very beginning was obviously insincere, has indeed showed her insincerity by having Manila Standard Today make the decision for her to stay. As you know, Manila Standard did not accept her resignation. But why doesn’t she just step down? As is the case with individuals who are truly never repentant, they see no need for any accountability,” Tingog.com wrote.
“We are not to blame for this escalation. All we wanted in the first place was a fair shake for this story to get some coverage, for the involved parties to issue apologies, and for Malu Fernandez to be made accountable by being fired from both publications. But Manila Standard, was given a chance, and they blew it. They not only blew it, but they did harm to the many individuals who were hurt by the article of Malu Fernandez and her response in her Manila Standard Today column,” Tingog.com added.
Meanwhile, Anton De Leon, a former journalist and blogger who lives in Dubai, said the recent move to still allow Fernandez to resume writing her column has weakened some people’s “faith in our institutions.”
Calling himself a blogspot humorist, De Leon lamented, “as if nothing happened, here she is in her acerbic wit writing style talking about ugly things on your dresser.”
“I guess all this concerted effort to clamor has gotten us nowhere close to a whimper. Yep, we have achieved nothing except the fact that we have made her a byword. Well, it all goes downhill from here,” he said in his recent Slap Happy blog entry.
De Leon is a senior communications executive for a media conglomerate

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Sana ang sunod na mapag resign kang satong mga modern heroes na OFWs ay si gloria na man.

Taken from ABSCBN News Online: 23 August 2007
Society columnist quits over OFW bashingComplaints sent via the Internet and through othery types of media led a Manila-based society columnist to resign from her job following her negative comments about overseas Filipino workers in the Middle East, ABS-CBN Middle East News Bureau reported Thursday.Bureau chief Dindo Amparo reported that Filipinos in the Middle East proved they can make a difference by uniting for a cause against columnist Malu Fernandez.In her column titled “From Boracay to Greece,” which saw print on “People Asia” magazine, Fernandez detailed her unusual and spur of the moment Holy Week vacation in Greece.Fernandez said that following a friend’s advice, she flew on economy class to Greece. The plane made a stopover in Dubai, the United Arab Emirates. It was her written observations during the flight and while in the city that got Fernandez in trouble.“I forget that the hub was in Dubai and the majority of OFWs were stationed there. The duty-free shop was overrun with Filipino workers selling cell phones and perfume. I wanted to slash my wrist at the thought of being trapped in a plane with all of them,” she wrote.Fernandez said this was aggravated when one of her fellow passengers spoke to her and said, “Hey there? Where are you from? Are you a domestic helper as well?” The columnist went further by insinuating that due to the large number of OFWs in the plane wearing cheap perfumes, the expensive brand she had on immediately evaporated into thin air. “I had resigned myself to being trapped like a sardine with all these OFWs smelling of AXE and Charlie cologne while my Jo Malone evaporated into thin air,” Fernandez said.Based on prices from the Jo Malone Web site, a 100 ml bottle of cologne ranges from 30-59 British pounds (around 2,800-5,500 Philippine pesos).Who’s the diva?Fernandez’s statements spread like wildfire on the Internet and earned the ire of communities of Filipino workers abroad, especially in the Middle East.The migrant workers immediately issued statements and sent e-mails to blogs expressing their anger against Fernandez.The statements can be found at this special blog (http://selvo.wordpress.com/2007/08/08/mahaderang-matapobre-sa-ofws/#comment-1042).To make matters worse, Fernandez wrote in her succeeding column in the “Manila Standard Today” that she was only being true to herself.”Many people often find my direct attitude to be rude or obnoxious. I really don’t mean to be anything but true to myself,” she said.”Now, I seriously ask you, am I being a diva or are people around me just lacking in common sense? Perhaps it’s a little of both!” she added.Her statements further enraged the Filipino workers. She later apologized.“I am humbled by the vehement and heated response provoked by my article. To say that this article was not meant to malign, hurt or express prejudice against the OFWs now sounds hollow after reading through all the blogs from Filipinos all over the world,” Fernandez said in her latest statement on the online version of Manila Standard Today.She added: “I am deeply apologetic for my insensitivity and the offensive manner in which this article was written, I hear you all and I am properly rebuked. It was truly not my intention to malign hurt or express prejudice against OFWs.”Fernandez admitted being insensitive and offensive, as she apologized to the OFWs for whatever she had written. Sought for an interview by ABS-CBN, Fernandez declined.She, however, sent a letter, saying, “I take full responsibility for my actions and my friends and family have nothing to do with this. To date I have submitted my resignation letters to both the Manila Standard and People Asia, on that note may this matter be laid to rest.”Not yet finishedMeanwhile, abs-cbnNEWS.com received dozens of feedback e-mails against Fernandez after news broke out about her anti-OFW statements.“We are already having a hard time here working under the hot climate, then we get a strong below the belt blow by our own kabayan who has totally no idea on being an OFW,” Francis Sangalang wrote from Dubai.Another OFW, who declined to be named, said: “I seldom come across articles that bring my blood pressure up to a record high. This article by Malu Fernandez has led me to set a new personal record. To say that this is ‘nakakakunsumi’ (troubling) is an understatement of the highest degree.”The special blog was also created to compile comments against Fernandez. The comments ranged from defending her column as being about perfumes to to downright below the belt statements.Contract worker Florencio Laron wrote from Saudi Arabia and said, “All I have to say is that may breeding siya (masama nga lang) (only, it’s bad) and she [doesn’t] deserve to be a Filipino.”An anonymous e-mail sender, meanwhile, said, “Her side comments were uncalled for. She should have kept them to herself. This is bigotry at its purest. What’s worst is she did it to her fellow Filipinos. The bad part is her pathetic attempt to justify what she wrote.”Information from the Web site of the Philippine Overseas Employment Administration said a total of 462,545 OFWs or 58 percent of the total number of Filipinos employed abroad were in the Middle East as of last year.Last year, the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas said OFWs sent a total of US$12.6 billion in remittances to their families in the Philippines.

sa balita ngonian sa tv patrol nagfile na si malu ki resignation sa manila standard buda sa people’s asia ta nanganganib na malechon.

It is not only the OFWs who are in a war-path with this Malu, others withbrainare doingas well, pls check on the link below:
http://professionalheckler.wordpress.com/. . . details are:
THIS IS FOR YOU… MALUFERNANDEZ!
22 08 2007

I KNOW.This post smacks of inconsistency.While I vowed in my previous post to heckle people only, and not pigs, the stubborn heckler in me prevailed.
After all, Malu Fernandez deserves my wrath. So here goes the…
Top 10 Things to Tell Malu Fernandez When You See IT
10: “Looking at you, we realize what a waste of skin you are.”
9: “You’ve got more issues than PEOPLE Asia and the Manila Standard Today combined!”
8: “A sharp tongue does not mean you have a keen mind.”
7: “Do you still love nature, despite what it did to you?”
6: “If your conscience could be surgically removed, it would be a minor operation.”
5: “Whatever’s eating you – must be suffering horribly.”
4: “You are the reason God created the middle finger.”
3: “There are several people in this world that we find loathsome – and you are all of them.”
2: “If we were to kill everybody who hates you, it wouldn’t be murder; it would be genocide!”
And the No. 1 thing to tell Malu Fernandez when you see IT…
1: “In case you die, we’d like to attend your funeral. However, we’ll probably just go to work that day. You know… business before pleasure.”
– By the professional heckler http://professionalheckler.wordpress.com/