Category: Opinion
Surviving Disasters With Caring, Preparedness and Hope
by Dr. Freddie Rabelas Obligacion Disaster tested and weary, Filipinos humbly accept that natural calamities are part and parcel of their way of life. Unrelenting [Read More…]
Return America’s Foundational Freedoms
By Melissa Martin, PhD “Democracy should not and need not be sacrificed in the name of public health.”— Michael J. Abramowitz. It’s essential that citizens start listening less [Read More…]
Masks R US
By Melissa Martin, Ph.D. People are adjusting and adapting protective masks to fit every occasional. Creative humans are experimenting and taking mask-wearing to an advanced [Read More…]
Democracy is in Peril with the New Philippines’ Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020
By Edwin Quinabo Filipinos around the world look to the developments unfolding in their ancestral homeland with great sadness and concern as democracy takes yet [Read More…]
The South China Sea is Facing ADIZ Threat from China
By John Hoang, Esq. The South China Sea with ADIZThe situation in the South China Sea area continues to be tense with “threats” because China [Read More…]
Unfolding of A “Cause War”
By Raymund Liongson, PhD I DO NOT CONDONE VIOLENCE. But I empathize with the victims of injustice gasping for air – the air of equal [Read More…]
Female Journalists Die for Freedom of Press
By Melissa Martin, Ph.D. Freedom of the press is not free—it costs lives around the globe. And courageous women die promoting their purpose and passion—to [Read More…]
Is It Time to Reopen the Beaches and Oceans?
By Melissa Martin, Ph.D. Humans are missing beaches. No matter what country or what coastline, people love ocean waves and sunny days. What mysteries abound [Read More…]
CBD, The Real Deal or Snake Oil
By Melissa Martin, Ph.D. CBD, short for cannabidiol, is a non-psychotropic component of cannabis and hemp. Folks, CBD oil is not a magic potion or [Read More…]
Humanity: Best and Worst
The human history is a narrative of war and peace, but also health and disease on planet Earth. And the lesson we continue to learn is that health is wealth. And people need people.
