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RE: Philippines current safety
(07-29-2017 03:53 AM)Zelcorpion Wrote: Visit now - visit soon - the same goes for France, Germany or UK. Visit those countries now because they descend into civil war and later likely open war with Islam.
France, UK, Germany... these cuntries will never go to war with Islam. The vast majority of men in these societies are fully submissive and passive. Eventually those who want their masculinity back will join Islam.
(07-29-2017 09:56 AM)El Chinito loco Wrote: The major difference is that asian societies have lived in close proximity of muslims for centuries. It's nothing new and most people have a realistic view of what these people are.
The west has created this sympathetic victim narrative of muslims which is further propagandized by the media:
The brown suffering masses shrouded in a victim cloth only here to work and be peaceful acolytes of capitalism and the American way. They are just like us!
Meawhile noone in the mainstream ever asks the question why these muslim majority countries and territories are abject shit holes or why the men who come from there are mostly savage thirsty pieces of shit who rape and plunder?
I don't really disagree with what you are saying here, but I would like to add that it isn't typically the first generation migrants that act shitty. Most men come here with the thought of either making money and then going back home, or they want to get away from Muslims just as bad as we do. I say this because I know many Iraqis and Syrians in my area... the girls are often SUPER HOT by the way.
It's usually the second generation boys that become terrorists. They get sucked in by the social justice asswipes at college. They have never been around asshole muslims and the SJW's convince them that they are some super victimized minority. Then they start searching out this ISIS propaganda online, and before you know it are blowing themselves up for the cause. If we banned SJW propaganda and the teaching of racial grievance many of our terrorist incidences would go away.
There is one group who seems to be an exception to the rule... Afghans. If you hear of a migrant raping someone in Europe... 60% chance it was and Afghan. No idea why, but keep in mind that these are boys that were raised during the US occupation and taught in school under western style education. Perhaps it's a reaction to feminist domination of Islam? I don't know, but it's maybe worth some theories.
Anyway... I hope I added to the thread and I apologize if I'm off topic a bit.
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(07-30-2017 04:34 AM)digitalconquistador Wrote: I was on the Manila-Tagaytay highway, whatever it's called. Sports car. Not speeding or driving aggressively. I slowed down for a red light, and some traffic cop saw me, waved, shouted, ran me down. I could have gotten away down some side road but it looked like he was getting my plate number so I just said fuck it, car's registered/I have a license. He kept babbling on in Tagalog to my girl, along with "traffic violation" "city hall". It's just a way to get a bribe. Happened before in Makati once but never in this area and I've lived here for over a year and visited frequently for nearly 2...
Interesting. Glad to hear this doesn't happen to you often.
I would get pulled over on my motorcycle at check points fairly often cruising around Manila late at night. Never had a problem. Seems they were mostly looking for stolen motorcycles. As soon as I showed them my license and registration they would let me go. Never had them them threaten me with a ticket or ask for a bribe.
I did get chased down once when I got on the Manila-Cavite toll road on my motorcycle. They have a 400cc minimum for motorcycles which my bike was less than so a cop in a pick up truck caught me just as I was exiting the toll.
He was all about writing me a ticket. Never even indicated anything about giving him money. I had to play up a story that I was flying out of the country soon and needed my license. Could I please pay him cash so I didn't have to go pick it up and deal with the bureaucracy. When I offered him a 1000 pesos he told me to drive another 500 meters to get out of the eyes of the toll cameras. Then I paid him and he let me go.
Unlike Thailand and Indonesia where I was going to pay a bribe no matter what I found the cops in Manila to be somewhat professional in comparison. Not any where as corrupt at Indonesia. Those guys are just the mafia.
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RE: Philippines current safety
(08-01-2017 01:41 AM)Dashin Wrote: Alot of rich chinese/koreans/singaporean men taking the place of white guys in Philippines now. White guys are often seen as poor or broke lol
Nah. Asian dudes are rarely with Filipinas, and when they are, the girls are average at best.
It's the growing number of Filipinos from new rich families. They're cleaning up more than any white guy I know here. I'm friends with one. Went to the bar with him and some of his friends two weeks ago, they started sharing pics of the girls they banged recently, all of them smoking. The guy I mentioned one-upped everyone with a shitty iphone video of him deflowering a 9. That girl's friend was chatting him up that night, wanting to meet. He's 5'2 and chubby.
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RE: Philippines current safety
Just got back from Manila (Makati)/ Angeles/ Puerto Princesa/ El Nido.
Everything seems as normal and safe as it was in 2015. Nobody I spoke to was thinking about terrorism. Even girls from Mindanao, it just wasn't on their minds. The only differences were a) hotels were cheaper and b) I saw virtually no Americans anywhere. Where there were Americans in Makati, I now saw young Saudis and other horny Middle Easterners. This is perhaps due to the US state dept. terror warnings on Philippines, which included Palawan. Or maybe just rainy season.
My hotel in PP had an armed guard poised to vigorously fight off Abu Sayyaf's beheading fleet for 100 pesos/ day, but who knows if this is even new. Many places have shotgun toting private security, as normal.
The public smoking ban is a much bigger deal. People are largely observing it. A major lifestyle change.
El Nido is gorgeous and absolutely worth a trip.
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