Upon deeper reflection, it now appears that Hartigan-Go, Zuellig lackey and FDA chairman when Sanofi started the trials was the channel used by Sanofi to get to Aquino. As Ona had been resisting efforts

Sanofi has supposedly spent over $1.7B on a dengue vaccine. There are reportedly 2 or 3 other firms coming out with a vaccine soon. Good news? Actually, the $64B question after all this time is, why doesn't

In the light of Janet Garin’s ludicrous claim that the previous DOH Secretary Ona was responsible for pushing Dengvaxia, perhaps she can explain this. In 2010 Dr. Enrique Ona was appointed DOH Secretary

Marami siguro ang nagtataka kung bakit ganun na lang ang sipag ko ipursige ang RevGov. Bayani na ako? Bayadni ba ako? Ang totoo ay nahihiya lang ako. Nahihiya ako kapag naiisip ko na may isang tao na sa

I'm sorry to disagree with you Sass but I find your objections rather shallow and unconvincing vis-a-vis the reasons of people are FOR RevGov. In fact, I'm sorry to say that I find them rather duplicitous,

Well, I'm sorry but I think your reasons are rather shallow. The reasons for many if not most RevGov supporters are rather much deeper than you make it out to be. We are not quite as stupid and gullible

(A) (This was written in answer to an FB post that started with the assertion that the supporters of the President who are even now arguing among themselves will just argue even more vehemently if and

(1) PM Trudeau was invited to the ASEAN conference simply as a guest and not really as an important participant. We were doing HIM a favor by giving him a chance to learn a bit more about the ASEAN and

I recently had a lively discussion with someone whose work involves analyzing and interpreting market trends. It seemed like talking to a local telecom executive justifying their lousy service :) Excerpts:

RevGov is NOT meant to install a (military) dictatorship that will rule indefinitely. It is only needed for the time it takes as it is apparently the only practical way to prepare for and implement the

For missing out in attending the Steemfest in Amsterdam last year, booking my flight to Lisbon this time was an urgency, or so i thought. I guess that seeing @surfermarly booking hers so early made me

( Perhaps the most frequently asked question is how will RevGov be implemented and what can we expect. Rather than depend on anyone to tell us what no one really knows, perhaps we can use our brains a

Has anyone ever visited "the most famous bookstore in the world"? Let me take you there. Disappointed from seeing Séraphine Louis' paintings as the museum Matillon isn't showing them till January

It must be admitted that talk of a revolutionary government can be rather alarming to those who have not considered the matter too deeply. However, it is not really a permanent or indefinite REVGOV that

The recent survey of the SWS is apparently a crafty yet rather obvious gambit to hit many birds with one stone. The claim that it is unsolicited merely serves to underline where its true sympathies and

The Moro are understandably stressed out with the idea that BBL will again encounter problems and be once more indefinitely put on hold. There is good news and bad news to this issue. The good news is

If I have to compare using the train rather than flying to Paris, personally, using the train tops it as it have more advantages. Obviously, fear of flying comes into consideration but i will not include

I'm afraid you need to understand a few other things aside from just your side, my Moro friend (if you don't mind my calling you that). There is the historical side but there is the practical side to be

Congress is hallucinating if it thinks it can simply let Andres Bautista's impeachment simply slide by on a deliberately induced technicality. It is simply delaying the inevitable and setting the stage

I saw it by accident and thought, "that's actually a brilliant idea!" So walking around Soho Square, it was St. Patrick's Church I was looking for, having missed an earlier mass where I live. Walking towards