Lives of people in the fast-changing Philippines | WIDE | FULL DOCUMENTARY
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- From the capital Manila to a small rice-growing village of Cambulo, take a tour around the Philippines, where lifestyles vary drastically depending on the geography within the country. Each of 7,641 islands of the archipelago offers a unique landscape in the western Pacific Ocean.
This tour explores the natural beauty of the archipelago as well as the political, social issues and movements which have arisen in the Philippines, ranging from reproductive rights and LGBTQ+ rights to housing crisis and depopulation of the rural areas.
Documentary: “Mythical Roads - The Route of Philippines”
Direction: Vincent Leduc
Production: Bô Travail
#documentary #wide #travel #philippines #nature #reproductiverights #lgbt
The people in the Philippines may not have as much stuff/money as a lot of other countries but over my 20+ trips (and still traveling there once or twice a year ) around the Philippines the people do seem to be happier and friendlier than most people in 'rich' countries.
After my first trip it changed my outlook on life and on my return back to my home country I thought to myself that whatever I had in 'material 'assets back home was not so important as I had thought before.
After meeting the maganda/friendly/smiley/simple people of the Philippines they changed my life for the better and I am glad I had the chance to visit the country and travel all around the islands and meet so many great people.
Maraming salamat to all those Pinoy that I have meet on my journey's :)
Agree with you, I am originally from the Philippines and finished my college in Canada in the 70's decided to stay and have a Family in Canada and when I compared myself to those who stayed in lived in the Philippines, I am more jealous that I wished I had stayed because of the culture, the way of life and that is the only regret I found in life. Material things that we have accumulated does not make us happy. It is the people and not the material things that makes you happy......
@@Telfund38154172 You are absolutely correct. I was 10 years old when my parents and I immigrated to Winnipeg in late 1974. Worst possible place and time to arrive in Canada. When I became an adult I stayed and settled in Northern Ontario. When my parents retired they left us kids and moved to Florida. It is -40 celsius outside and sometimes I wonder what madness made me stay here. Now I am too old to go back to the old country. My wife and kids, and grand-kids, are utterly clueless about my previous life before we came to Canada. No one around me speaks my dialect, or even Tagalog or English, as I live in a Franco Ontarian community. I feel like I'm going extinct.
THANK YOU SOOO MUCH!
Thank you I'm a proud Filipina 🙏🥰
This docu was made years ago.
The RH Bill is now a Law - R.A. 10354 : Responsible Parenthood and Reproductive Health Act signed in 2012 and upheld by the PH Supreme Court more than a year later.
Mr. Carlos Celdran died in 2019.
Since 2019 as per PH Govt stats, the birth rate is declining.
The North & South Luzon Commuter Railway ( NSCR - funded by ADB, JICA ) has started and the North end would be partially opened in 2024.
After the pandemic, e-sabong ( online cockfighting ops ) became popular but this is now banned by the Govt.
Aside from the pandemic, these are some that have happened since, thus this docu should be posted much earlier or should have a follow through so it would be current and relevant.
Be fair and be sure that you take both sides of the issue that you raised.
Btw, Palawan is voted in Travel+Leisure one of the Worlds Best and Conde Nast' Travelers' one of Asia's Best Island, its latest in 2022.
Unfortunately the Philippines today has a huge environmental issue with garbage, specifically plastics. It is the largest disposer of plastics in SE Asia.. Much of it goes in the ocean.
Your lovely Palawan holds a dark secret of microplastics and nylon fishing lines in the ocean, killing Turtles and other sea life. Also coral in the area. Conde Naste didn't go diving there I guess.
If people don't stop dumping garbage in rivers and ocean, your beautiful land will be in for a shock. Stop using and dumping plastics. Also the government needs to provide better garbage disposal, especially in the Provinces and more organized dump sites.
I worked and volunteer in the late 80's and early 90's there. Public health and social services, including population commission has regular visits to the poorest communities. Health and sex education, free vaccinations and birth controls are being offered. Church has a role but it's a free country. Education in grade school middle school, high schools are free with some minor fees, there's colleges and universities funded by the governments. I for one has half tuition plus scholarships offered. It's not what you all think of Philippines being a ghetto.
@@sandrabentley8111 Largest disposer of plastics? I thought Indonesia.
PH GDP at this time was only around $200B, now its $400B. It doubled in just 10 yrs . There's a huge improvement in the Philippines now.
It might be slow but at least our country is making progress.
If I were a foreigner watching your vlog, I will be depressed and will promise myself never to come or settle in the Phils. You have covered well the squalor side of the country, though in fairness you didn't dwell on the usual blackeyes as prosititution and shanty towns in our dumpsites. True that most Filipinos are poor. But we are a proud, resilient and happy people. And we have a lot of things we are proud of, something you conveniently missed to show.
There are other vlogs on TH-cam showing the tourist and happy side of the Philippines !
@@ianharman9499 Hmm lives of people...of the 110M or so Filipinos not 1 percent of them live in the cemetery. And not 10 percent of the men go the cockpit... just to name a few of the biased slant of your vlog.
Yes!! The Philippines is wonderful and full of beautiful people and places. I have visited 18 times and hope to live there someday. It is my home away from home. I have many squatter friends and they are just as beautiful and nice as the wealthy people. If any foreigner watch’s this and doesn’t want to visit we don’t need them there are many foreigners who know how great the Philippines is! ♥️🇵🇭♥️🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭❤️
More puta in phillipines
This is super old video 2010!!!
It's not a perfect country and poverty still stalks some people but it's not hopeless and many folks here have made something for themselves through sheer hard work and discipline. Life is a struggle just like everywhere else but if you have discipline you can make it anywhere even in the most seemingly difficult places.
I am glad you emphasized the poorest of the poor and showed happiness in their heart where there is hope. It shows how the government takes very slow in improving infrastructure to other provinces due to corruption. Only the ending was not what I expected. Also would be great if you include Davao and General Santos. But then all is great. More power to your future documentaries.
The number one reason of poverty in the Phil's is graft and corruption and bad governance, and the natural and human catastrophies. There are at least 16 supertyphoons a year.
The big population is now a blessing in this soon to be depopulated world- China, Germany, Japan, Korea, Italy, Spain, Singapore, Thailand, etc...countries like the Phil's will be the salvation of depopulated world in terms of labor, humanizing and care.
The problem of this documentary is that it only looks at the underside/bad side of the country. It is done after one cursory visit, one interview, thus it is a very shallow one with no insights and understanding. Even the wrong pronunciation of places is very irritating - and disrespectful.
Violence and deaths in the Phil's is child's play, compared to the 100 million of deaths caused by world war 1 and 2- in 50 years in Europe, the hundreds of millions deaths in Russia/China, and the US.
I suggest that this shallow guy live at least 10 years in the Phil's before he even writes a one sentence.
And he has missed the humor, the resilience and happiness of the Filipinos, inspite of.
A Very good documentary
The indigenous have to agree when there is a public or private development. If they dont want it, the national government cannot do anything about it. The area featured is one of the most difficult to build roads as well. In Philippines, we also have a problem with encroachment to areas that there should be no people living, but ofc they are already there. Maybe the government can build cable cars, tho expensive, so it will be easier to encourage teachers to work there.
Family planning ways such as pills and even contraceptive implant are free in most public clinics. I know this as my employees had free contraceptive implants. Therefore, It is a choice of people to have more children, mostly ingrained in religious belief. A child is not always a blessing, esp if you are already poor, but no matter what class in Philippines, I can hear people saying that a child is a gift from God, even tho it is their choice or irresponsibility that child, who have no choice, was born. It is just sad that a child suffers, esp in a poor family.
I have watched this documentary about 15 years ago and now has reappeared in 2023.
This should have been binned already as this doesn’t represents the Philippines today.
My country is one liveable country, misjudged by many who have just passed by. You should have stayed a bit longer. Senior Westerners are becoming visible in the country for their retirements.
And be like the South Koreans’ booming population in the Philippines
wanting a piece of our paradise.
the people that created this should come to california. almost the same. this is a very old time in the Philippines now. Mostly where you would normally go , it is very nice. Same as i don't go to the ghetto of west Oakland CA . Overpasses on freeways here look the same in the Capital city of California, I have a wife and boy there also a country lot plus town house. I don't like you went to the worst parts of this Great proud country . It is so depressing how you talked down about everything. seems sad. When i am there , i find beauty and happiness. Planting trees and veg. going to the beach , clean blue water
Mahal na mahal Pilipinas :) ingat/amping to all the Pinoy out there
Love these Ifugao..they haven't changed..Ibaloi tribe is losing out on their originality.
We need leaders with the same ideology of Monsieur Branellec instead of the narrow minded and often corrupt local politicians
Im proud to be a filipino
Mabuhay
What exactly are you proud of?
I am so glad that our katutobo is keeping the tradition alive….we want our history to be keep alive for the next generations….
" I had 7 children with my first husband, and these twins with my second husband " This is lunacy to allow this in a country as corrupt and empoverished as the Philippines. I am currently married to a Filipina and to this day, my biggest source of gratitude is from knowing that I was able to rescue my wife from a slowly sinking ship called the Philippines. Her family is still there and her parents are in their late 60's - early 70's.
As a Christian who is against abortian, I believe that an island nation such as the PI (Philippine Islands) should be at least monitoring and taking more of a hands on responsible approach towards single parent families. Those who impregnate a woman should be made to raise the child, even if that means time in prison.
Contraception at this point in time MUST be facilitated to allow a certain level of care for the children that have already been born. It's strange that a government that promotes a Catholic/Christian "ideal" does not have the money or means to follow through with the care of it's own people. Sad
This is 2012 documentary. Watch Manila now and Iloilo City. Philippines will always be in the eye of the USA not because of our poverty but because of it's geography as a Frontline of defense against China before it reach your comfort in the USA.
Sinking seriously, keep my comment and back my words after 2 years. From where are u and I tell u what is happening right now in ur country overall and i will tell u who u are in ur country?
"sinking ship"? Is this idea from you or from your wife? Coz honestly, that's not how I see my country and I believe that many of us share this belief. But as I read your comment, u don't seem to like the gov't or maybe your wife is not a fan of our gov't? so understandably all she sees are bad things about our country.
Im very proud of my igorot kababayans. They are classy and proud people.
From iesrael, I 👍 like
You niec people
Yes it’s a beautiful country, brilliant to travel around and explore as each island has different culture.
... and overflowing with Injustice.
I died laughing at "Mass-Bate", said so solemnly 🤣
It's MAS-BAH-TEH. jeez
From 2016 to the present is a different story now between the government and the church, and this vlog is taken 8 years ago, well you know european report they never give a postive report on the Philippines since then.
thank you! now that explains the footage from 21:03
those were the previous Peso bill designs.
@@N3Garage yes your welcome
These are places you wouldn't necessarily see if you were just a regular tourist hanging out in a 5 Star beach resort. It's good that the marginalized can have a voice in these types of documentaries.
As a Filipino, I learned some things about my country I did not know of. Thank you for your video.
As a Filipino I find this all so depressing.
My beautiful mother country! God has bless the people with many natural resources. I just hope Western Civilization don't corrupt our Natural Resources!
Western civilization, read the Catholic Church, has corrupted the Philippines.
That wont happen.
Your corrupt leaders are already doing that..
this was documented years ago! many poor areas here are a bit more civilized, foreigners are all welcome here ☺☺ tara na at bumisita
Nice documentary,as with other countries their are positive and negative sides of my country, i hope you enjoyed your journey around the Philippines
Seems that the positive sides only feature the Rich and the Foreign visitors. How is that Positive?
I'm wondering, you concentrated your document, tour and interview only those said pour people. How about the vice versa of it. Is there no rich people in the Philippines, as well? That's not fair. Please balance your assessment and documentation. Philippines maybe a very pour country but they are hospitable, resilient, strong and full of smiles.
Who cares? There are enough vlogs to depict the rich and the foreign visitors in the Philippines.
What the fuck is pour people? Are they made up of Juice or something?
This is super old 2010.!!! Video
A fantastic video. Thank you very much.
The Philippines reportedly ranks 55th among countries having the best education system in the world, and enjoys a relativelyt high adult literacy rate, reportedly at over 99%. So why is extreme poverty still exist in the Philippnes? Poverty in the Philippines is like a vicious cycle, and that cycle is re-set every election year.
Most Filipinos work hard to give their children a good education. They will steal, beg or borrower (borrowing a line from a song) just to send their children to school. This children grow to become working but almost always find themselves in the same situation as their parents - with very little improvement in their quality of life.
Fortunately, most Filipinos know what the problem is and how to end the problem. It's a matter of standing up to those who perpetuate poverty and helplessness.
The Catholic Church
@@kaimalino528 It's more than that.
You have to stop voting for deadbeats and convicted criminals as leaders..
@@SlimjimMK11 Its more complicated than that. It took the Brits 1000 years to figure out how democracy works. Did you really think 40 years of American colonization would teach the Filipinos about Democracy? Filipinos likely learned the language of Democracy but I don't think they have really understood the concept. For instance, how does one explain the nepotism that is rampant in local politics? An Uncle (in the Philippines) once told me all countries are corrupt at some level. Unfortunately Philippine corruption is in a league of its own; Filipinos flaunt it and even brag about it.
God will bless the poor and the humble. This is a journey and we are all tourists in this earth and it is up to the rich to have compassion, and rich is not forced to help the poor. For the poor “ do not fear for God will be with you”. Remember Jesus humble himself being born in the manger.
Classic opium for the masses ....
What a beautiful country
It sure is was. I just wish it would stay that way, problem is most youngsters nowadays would rather go to cities than stay in their village
@@reginakho973 that’s true, but by the time they’re 25-30 they’re gonna start to want a little homestead. It’s all cycles
It sure is, and still is; not was. It's a paradise as a matter of fact.
Unfortunately, it is getting invaded by new expansionist colonists if not protected by native Filipinos.
Interesting documentary that showcases the tradition of the Cambulo tribe.
THANKS FOR DEPICTING THE REAL SITUATIONS OF THE PEOPLE AND THE PHILIPPINES. WE HOPE THE GOVERNMENT WILL DO SOMETHING TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF POOR PEOPLE.
I doubt ... they voted for Ferdinand Marcos ... guess what happened the last time he was around.
Watching this documentary I get a shiver, especially when watching the wet weather.
Thanks for sharing the reality in our country. Idk what this Filipino guy is talking about but I used to work in the public clinic there and we gave contraceptives to the poor communities there at the same time we give sex education to the youth and married couples to control over population. We even go to far mountains and jungles to do free clinics and education.
Why target the rural provinces communities?
This is an old documentary at least a decade ago. That guy carlos celdran died years ago. He was among those notable personalities who fought for the advancement of reproductive health in the country
@@silverianjannvs5315
Because they are the Forgotten one and have no means to go down the clinic. In the city there's public and private hospitals besides the city's public health that has a regular check up and vaccinations to the poorest community. It's not what all you think as a ghetto. There's a government, laws and social services for the communities.
thank you for the video…things have changed…a bit..but for those you filmed, the poorest, nothing changed…
what kind of people govern a country into the ground…
This is an old video. So much has changed. Carlos Celdran passed away 2019
What a difernce, from city the forest, if u just think, we turn the world in a die land, that i see, is not ther mistake, that, can be poor, i wish they be healty, and have what ,they dream, this peaple, but sharks evrywher , but they have, some thing, that, no one, can take from them , ther Smile god bless you ☺❤
Another beautiful place badly managed, with people who deserve civil rights, opportunities, basic necessities and security, like we all do. Much potential, and hopefully the Upcoming generations can heal and move their country forward. Every country has it’s positives and negatives yet our futures are so often determined by the zip code we are born in. It’s inspiring to see the younG people engaged and working for positive changes. The old guard will die off and Their youth will become the “new guard”. Unfortunately, keeping youNg women barefoot and pregnant in poverty, brings challenges, with lack of resources available, promoting generational poverty and the despair it brings. Corruption in governments also robs people of opportunity and decent standards of living. We all need good leaders and effective public servants doing their jobs.
The author is focusing on the poverty. We don't see it as poverty. We see it as life. If you find what's bad for the country you will find it all over the world. Have you seen him showing the progress of the country? I didn't see any. Go see my island Iloilo City. It's 7,600+ islands. Some are poor some are progressive. Same in USA and maybe GB or some European countries.
@@suskagusip1036 My good friend lives in the Philippines with his wife and 2 kids and loves it there. They had a typhoon last year that did a lot of damage yet in crisis they all pulled together and helped each other, the families are very tight knit. I made a go fund me for them explaining how they lost everything with a baby due in a month and asked for donations big or small, even just a Starbucks coffee amount, and one person out of hundreds of friends made a donation. It was really kind of deflating. Imagine losing everything you had, home, stuff, internet was down, etc. I was embarrassed for my country. We are a spiritually bankrupt country.
@@lindakelley2676
Thank you Linda we have 20+ Typhoons every year we got used to it. It's understandable inflation is global. You tried your best. Hopefully your friend and his family can pull it together. Be aware of some scams there too. There's poor but there's also middle class and millionaires too. It's not all what you see in this video. Somehow people no matter how poor we are we manage to live and go on with our lives. God bless To you and your kind heart.
An epic example of Edward Said's definition of Orientalism
Impressive video
Poverty porn.
Those people in the cemetery are all long gone. They are now prohibited.
Nothing good to say about PH.
Carlos Celdran is dead. RIP.
I agree I wonder how much he earned from this poverty porn
what's yr is this documentary filmed? R.I.P to carlos celdran
Quiapo Church..dates back to the Spanish era.
Well, if you speak for a family travel, respect, honor, religion, and tradition, this country has a lot, so diverse and accepting country. From hinduism, shiekism, soroastrian, judaism, buddhism, islam, catholics, protestant, methodist, jehova, orthodox etcetera. From poor slums up to upper rich people, I say Philippines has a lot of mixes or fusion, it's people is a hybreed of all races, just lyk their siesta food delicacy, "Halo-Halo" (mixed-mixed), HAPPY people indeed 😱😱😱🇵🇭💖😁👍
The rich getting richer and the poor is getting poorer. It is what it is!
21:03
When was this filmed??? the footage looks like it was filmed years ago.
We no longer use these paper bills.
Carlos Celdran passed away in 2019.
it was filmed in 2010
Manila is now clean and neat
Don’t lie
Beautiful not political just plain reflection.
You placed much emphasis on a very small percentage of of the population
I am Filipino and I am proud to become filipino.
I highly respect Philippine and Poland with very high percent population of Catholics.
Vietnam would not fall into communist if we have that kind of population. The VN communist could not infiltrate the villages with high Catholics.
PH has so much untouched potential. It just needs to be managed properly. From what i saw that President Marcos Jr is the right person to do it. But be careful of treason & corruption. Love from 🇲🇾
This is a very old video by the way, about a decade ago. So much has changed already.
This video was taken prior to year 2012 an ancient DOCU.
#ITSMOREFUNINTHEPHILIPPINES
I'm a Pilipina and I love my countty thanks so much for featuring its beauty
ur so blind bs crooks
No he's not featuring the beauty of the country but the opposite.
I wonder if poverty is beautiful
Tha’s a long time ago..kita nyo walang mga Celphone..iba na ang Manila❤
Wang celphone mga tao..
This is an old video that Reproductive Health advocate Carlos Celdran died years ago. Although there hasn't been any phenomenal change on the lives of the people after this documentary i would say that there were some progress made by the government in uplifting the plight of the poorest of the poor.
Old video. But nice.
Alaska is the last frontier. Come here bro.
Sorry brod, I can't live in a snowflakes countries
No, sabong did NOT come from the Spanish. It is literally a precolonial tradition.
Like Catholicism it has corrupted the country
You should've noted that this is a very old video.
You didn't't make it to the island of Mindanao or Camiguin where I live. Camiguin "born of fire".
Spend lots of time in Mindanao...nice place special the hinterlands
get your facts right WIDE
I remember those days are they going to able to change Philippines poverty n economy
Living in a cemetery! Holy Shit! Wow!
Why what is the problrm in living in a cemetery? It's a queit place nobody will bother you
@@cresenciajoquino774 Anong, What's the problem...living in the cemetery is not a problem? If you have the option, will u still live there. You are ABNORMAL if living in a cemetery is normal to you. Grow up! Ibig lang sabihin walang wala ka na talaga...wala ng option ehh...
Dead people cannot tell you how to live.and where to live.
They are always choose to be silent and look the other way.
Be scared of the living not with the dead
@@rcm8881 Nakakatakot kaya ang dead lalo na pag tumayo yan. Ang living at least nakakausap mo. Sigi nga gulatinka ng dead...tiyak hihimatayin ka. Wag magtapsng tapangan oi! Be realistic! Plastic...
Thanks for this very informative video.
It's a surreal event/conditions ( POVERTY) in any country. Of course, they will not show the
ugly/dark sites but rather the BEAUTIFUL sites of the cities to encourage & boost
TOURISM INDUSYRY.
But OVERALL ,PHILIPPINES, an ARCHAPELAGO, a BEAUTIFUL ISLAND that you can explire/visit/enjoy or live.
MABUHAY ANG PILIPINAS.
GOD BLESS!
I hope what happened a long time ago in Australia and elsewhere will not be applied to the Philippibes in the present time taking advantage of its poor status in the name of colonisation or similar justification to exploit natural resources leaving the country poorer or wiping out the native people. I pray for the enlightened conscience of all regardless of culture for we have only One Creator God above us all.
Did anyone tell this man that is not the Russian Flag? It's the flag of the defunct USSR - the Soviet Union. The Russian flag is red, white, and blue!
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This Video was Very Old ....
this film is years ago
This video is old. 2012 or older.
We can as well make a documentary about your country, France, and make it look negative.
That is mas-ba-te to pronounce...Masbate like Mass ba tea 😂🤣😂😂....that stubborn people living in the cemetery are people from the province....some of the poor families the government brought them to some places and gave the houses but they sell it and back to the old way of living in Manila.....
This is one of the nicer prisons. They should show the 5o to 60 people in one small room who must sleep on the floor shoulder to shoulder. Not enough food to eat, and what food there is poor quality.
this is old. Celdran is still alive. he died 2019.
In the Philippines the poorest has the most numbers of children..very sad...government had to educate the poor...this is the only way to solve thd poverty in my country.
How do you deal with the Catholic Church? In the Philippines they are more influential than the Taliban in Afghanistan.
This video was shot during the time of Pnot. There's lot of improvement after Pnot was gone in office.
TY for this video to show how the PH conditions during the reign of the yellowtards. (1986-2016)
tweet: Ganitohin na lang natin Cambulo Village dahil against the law na ngayon ang mga barong-barong na walang power; clean water; bedrooms; bathroom; kitchen, etc: th-cam.com/video/rn6stbNXtR4/w-d-xo.html Maa-liwalas ang kapa-ligeran sa video na to. Pag masdan ng konti para makita ang kanyang itsora. God bless you, Philippinnians. Carry on. jan2023.
Imagine if the spaniards never came to the islands, i wonder what the philippines would've looked like today?
Your ancestors were not dumb. They were diverse and they were already mining and making gold jewelries. See "Philippine Golds, treasures of the lost Kingdom. " Europeans came, killed, destroyed and looted these islands. They're all runned by Datus/Rajahs that has laws and sets of rules. They knew how to get rid of Magellan.
@@suskagusip1036 no one said they were dumb... Why were you thinking that?
it will look like Indonesia
@@deancafe4739
Because they call us Indios the lowest in their society. They call themselves Mestizos. The top of society.
I wonder what the Catholic Church view is on vasectomy?
Or BJs to keep it simple.
I’m a practice Catholic. I go to church every Sunday. I don’t follow what the church say. I follow bible and my judgement. I m free. I m not a slave of the church. But I m conservative. I oppose abortion. I m liberal with contraception. I practice contraception. I have 2 kids. I m a family man. I support freedom with your body. Live responsibly. No sin. Be happy and practice self-discipline. 💐🎶🎵
@@seattledreamer9901 why you keep practicing something you don’t totally agree with? Sounds like someone is holding a gun to your head. What about following the bible where there’s instructions on how to punish your slave? I hope you disagree with that too.
@@carlosnorris352
I believe what that is my life. I have freedom to talk. I lived through communist totalitarian regime. I understand and value freedom highly. Freedom of religion and freedom for no religion. Atheist… I respect all thoughts and ideas. Thank you for reading and your comment. 💐🎶🎵⚖️
@@carlosnorris352
I don’t think absolute ideal is achievable.
Most religions ‘re for a better world.
Quote from Dalailama:
“on the level of a religious practitioner, my second commitment is the promotion of religious harmony and understanding amongst different religious traditions. Despite philosophical differences, all major world religions have the same potential to create better human beings. It is therefore important for all religious traditions to respect one another and recognize the value of each other's respective traditions. Thirdly, I am a Tibetan and carry the name of the Dalai Lama. Tibetans place their trust in me. Therefore, my third commitment is to the Tibetan issue. I have a responsibility to act the free spokesperson of the Tibetans in their struggle for justice. As far as this third commitment, it will cease to exist once a mutually beneficial solution is reached between the Tibetans and Chinese. However, my first two commitments I will carry on till my last breath.”
www.dalailama.com/the-dalai-lama/biography-and-daily-life/questions-answers
Children are the gift from God ,he will provide his children.
also known as Bahala na ...
There are a lot of good things in the Philippines but this documentary focused on mostly negative stuff, very Biased. Bad reporting!
Poverty porn but he failed.
This is old video. Mr. Celdran died 4 years ago.
This documentary is so outdated.. like it was 10 years ago or more.... Now we are starting to build more infrastracture like bridges, roads, subway, railways, airports, and business hubs... I live in one of the 17 cities in Metro Manila.. (Taguig City, BGC) which for me is better than Manhattan in US...
It's Mas.ba.te, not Masbate (Masbait). Were you a bit taken aback when you were ask to donate for the transportation of the Ifugao children.
He is a fool. The way he described was like he was forced to give a small amount of money in exchange for that tribal show. Poverty porn indeed.
@@rcm8881 Not to me
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Typhoons and flooding happens every year! All except volcanic eruption! Volcanoes in the Philippines doesn’t erupt every year..😂😂
Lakas makasosyal ng "masbate" 😅
This narrative that the Catholic church is suppressing birth control is nonsense. When Filipinos migrate to rich countries, and they thrive economically there, and they are not suppressed, they continue to have large families. It is not uncommon for Filipinos to voluntarily have 3 or 4 or even 5 children per family. They love large families. So let's make this about something else, but not suppression by the Catholic church. They value family over religion. Children are a gift.
Seems like the Catholic Church is obligated to help the poor, more than they are.
Oh ya I forgot most Filipino priest are comedians 😆😆😆
By depicting only the negative side of the Philippines, you can be very sure that millions of Filipinos worldwide, whether half, mixed-breed or full, will not subscribe to your channel. Better stop using click-bait titles and balance your content.
Mixed breed? Ano yan hayop? 😆
Plus they used a very old video without stating it so. Therefore its misleading.
@@GTX311 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You can always choose to see the propaganda featuring rich Filipinos or foreign tourists. Lots of them on youtube.
its pronounced as MAS BA TEH
It’s doesn’t matter how it is pronounced…the one talking is obviously not Filipino…
It’s poverty porn. He can bash, degrade and do anything against the Philippines. The pronunciation is the least thing.
Matagal na tong video na to. At si carlos celdran matagal nang namatay
agree he died in 2019
Wrong. Carlos celdran wasn't punished for blasphemy. There is no religious law in the Philippines (except for Sharia in the southern parts). Carlos celdran was charged with "offending religious feelings." What he did was to interrupt a religious mass/ritual with a protest.
That is different from blasphemy. You can say anything you want about religion. You can blaspheme any god and you are free to do so. But you cannot prevent other people from practicing their right to follow a religion. That is what is punishable. The religious freedom of any individual has to be protected.
By going inside a church while a ritual was being conducted, and by interrupting such ritual and preventing the church goers from completing their ritual unhararrased, carlos celdran violated their religious right and was rightfully punished.
Actually , what Mr Celdran is saying is true sex education can't be taught in public school because educators are not trained to teach it...(masalimoot ang pagtuturo nito.) And was not part of curriculum....
it is pronounced MAS-BA-TE :D HAHAHA
I don't see any of this LGBT suppression maybe it's on the book but my girlfriend's a Filipina and her brother is gay and is a crossdresser and he also happens to be a lot of fun to hang out with so when I'm in Cebu we hang out with him a lot and no one gives a who that he's gay crossdresses. Maybe 20 years ago people really cared but not anymore. In women now get sex education and have access to birth control and condoms not hard at all to get free family planning now and the birth rate has dropped a lot right now it's just over replacement it will likely drop all over replacement in the next few years.
LGBTQ: It is not discrimination. It is challenging and reminding people that practicing same sex marriage is a way that is agaist God' will and purpose for manking, that is a relationship and marriage between man and woman. If you practice or allow such things, they bring curse upon a nation and her people. The reason your people are some of the poorest people in the world is because of doing and allowing your rights to come against God's world. We must report and turn to God to help us get blessed in this world and prepare to go to heaven because no sexual immoral immoral can enter into heaven but to the lake of fire. That is reaaly sad and scary. Repent and turn to God because He is holy and pure and will condemn sinners to hell who who would disobey Him. Don"t forget God is love and will forgive sinners who come to HIm but will also be the rightful judge who will condemn sinners to hell.