Farmers hit PH special envoy to Gulf states for agri deal

Pnoy, if you listen all these leftists-communists in the Ph using farmers, fishermen, etc, the country cannot move forward since their target is bring the country down to the the drain, OK? these communist groups  aims to destroy the democracy of the country, ERADICATE THEM ALL, OK?

All expenses for this farm are being paid for by the Government of Bahrain, and our Government are earning money for the lease and our people have jobs in this Farms.

Communist Pigs, STFU, we have lots of land to tilt, instead of going after farms that are earning money for our Government, you should go and plant your own somewhere else.

Government in the Middle east without arable land have been doing this to other countries for decades now, and we can feel ourselves lucky to be pick even though we are located thousand miles away.

bakit nag reklamo ang farmers? inagaw ba ang lupa sa kanila?
kung talagang sila ay maka bayan, bakit hindi sila mag tanim at ibenta ang sobra nilang produkto para may extra income sila?
siguro naman mg idle lands ang ma develop for agri business.
ma employ pa ang mga farmers as farm hands, as seasonal workers, at office workers.
duda ko, takot ang nangungulo sa samhan nila kasi kung gainfully employed na ang mga kasamahan nila, wala na silang control.
walang nang magatasan ang mga pulpol na farmer-leaders kuno sa kanilang paki baka.
these peasant leaders do not want improvement in the lives of the farmers. they want to perpetuate the impoverished conditions of the farmers because they have a political base to harras the government for more concession that benefits them only, not/not the constituency they represent.

you are good in advocacy work, Bro. i wish, even on a one on one basis you can speak with the affected farmers.
i saw several corporate farms which were once productive, e.g., mango plantation, but were no longer usable after the so called militant peasant groups started to agitate farmer-worker and abandoned the mango farm.
nawala ang negosyo ng may-ari ng farm. nawalan na rin nang hanapbuhay ang mga magsasaka na dati nag trabaho sa mango farm.  their respective families are in constant guessing game where to get their next meal.
pero ang may-ari, ay may ibang negosyo—-int’l trading. he lost his farm, but, he is not impoverished, nor in despair where to get his next meal.

Thanks, brod…it would be good if | could do it. But distance and time wouldn’t permit me.
I just based my comments to what I saw, experienced and heard. Specially i have several relatives who were once among the high-level cadres in the NPA-movement in Region 7.
I also came from a family of farmers; my non-educated late grandfather used to only be a hired-help in the fields. He was able to have his own 7-tracts of lands (approx. 1-hectare each) by sheer determination, savings, hard work and prayers. Considering he has 7-children to feed and send to school then, and him a no-read, no write person, that was for me a great feat. And yes, he did not rely upon land reform to have his own land. Aside from the field works, he makes copra and nipa sheets (for nipa houses). He makes use of his idle time by being productive as much as possible.
With cooperatives, that was based on my own experience when I was working with a semiconductor company then. We had no labor union there (thank goodness!), instead we had grievances committee and cooperatives to help out the employees. It was a success, and still that company is still standing and strong there in Cavite. I came from Meralco Foundation Institute (batch ?) where we were taught to love our craft, be principled and never na ipagsiksikan ang sarili sa kompanyang hindi na kami magiging masaya pa (umaalis kami ng kusa na lang).
Sadly kasi labor unions and militants (majority of them) in the Philippines are only good in airing their comments, grievances and making rallies. They should realize it is much better to build cooperatives rather than make rallies. Look at the drivers’ association for example. Why couldn’t they make their own spare parts’ stores who would cater for themselves at a much lower cost? Why not they pool their resources and build gasoline stations for them only? Why couldn’t they make savings, insurance and livelihood programs for members and its families? Why couldn’t they make their members professional drivers in the real sense of it by conducting symposiums, trainings, seminars?