“When each citizen dedicates some sort of resource aside from money to another citizen aside from someone among their friends and family.”
Albert Balbutin, Jr.
“Every citizen should have a common sense of pride and love for their country, making every opportunity count for a progressive future to flourish, not only for the few but for all Filipinos. We should be responsible ,honest, law-abiding , God-fearing individuals who are part of the solution to the problems we face today in our generation.”
Robert Michael del Pilar
“How about exporting our abundant natural resources? Why do we have to depend on other countries so much? We need proactive leaders who are willing to empower its own people.”
Genevieve Joson
“A better Philippines is when we have loyal, heartened politicians instead of a celebrity retirement club - a country in which we have the capacity to HELP others despite being third world.”
Maria-Mades Renton
“A secular country.”
Tanja Lichtensteiger, techie and artist (knittering.com)
“A better Philippines for me would be a country without corrupt public servants, starting from the highest position!!!”
Jayvee Del Pilar Villarica
“A better Philippines to me is a country with no corruption, with intelligent voters (no vote-buying, only well-informed and educated people should vote, only qualified people - not popular actors - can be elected. A country where everybody can have quality education, can get a job, and can afford the best quality health care. Mo more OFW’s, as this destroys the family unless the whole family can be with the OFW wherever he works. A better Philippines is a country with a good and fast justice system, where corrupt officials really go to jail. A country with a beautiful, green, and clean environment. Everything else, the culture, the strong faith, the good people should be retained.”
Dr. Ofelia Sy
“A ‘perfect’ Philippines would mean everyone treating each other with respect. There should be no hierarchy, no division between the rich and the poor. We must eliminate corruption and be more environmentally friendly.”
Mike De Guzman
