SONA here... SONA there... SONA everywhere... Sona wag na lang!

SMILE!!!!


I just do not know, the SONA has its different meanings... from "pangakong napapako" to a laundry list of PGMA's accomplishments, from nonsense talking to praises left and right. Where shall we go?

Are these different versions of the country's condition really true? I just do not know. Sometimes the both sides of the fence make blabbers that would force your face into frowning or laughing in disgust. These SONAs from PGMA to the militants just make people raise their eyebrows.

Inasmuch as we would like to believe in both the clapping men in Congress just a few minutes ago to the banners and red flags on the streets, we do not see anything that happens.

Both have closed minds from the government to the militants, from rhetoric to rallying, from strong words to deafening megaphones.

To our President, to our friends in the streets, to our fellow countrymen, let us listen to each other. We really cannot fight fire with fire but if we get ourselves into political will, personal sacrifice, and basic listening skills, we could move on as a nation.