Dear Mr. President

July 24, 2018

Calaguip, Caoayan

Province of Ilocos sur

President Rodrigo Roa Duterte

Office of the President

Malacañang Palace

          Good day Mr. President, i know being the President of the country is very hard and stressful for you having different kinds of problems in and out of our country is definitely a burdensome for you, as a student i want to tell you how thankful and grateful i am for all the thing you've done to our country of Philippines

          When you were still campaigning for the position of the president you said that one of your projects is to stop or remove drug addiction. I adore you for saying that because this drugs can damage one's self and life, taking drugs also leads a person to hurt another person and do something that is unacceptable but Mr. President with due of respect i'd like to ask something are the killing involved in your projects?because there were no days that reports said no one died in the operation of our security forces, people are dying neither pusher,user or innocent police officers reasons is that they fight back, i am not criticizing you Mr. President but i jus want to say that everybody deserve to have a second chance and we have all the rights to change.

          We all make mistakes and people who lost their right path, this is one of their biggest mistake but we cant just throw our judgement on them we can atleast help them correct their wrongs. Send them to rehabilitations, do activities, therapies and etc. I believe that death penalty will never be a result to any problem

         But all in all i want to send my gratitude to you because i believe theat you are one of the greatest leader of filipino people in terms of decisive and possesing political will. I hope you continue what you've started and also hope that you'll be able to see what really needs improvements in the matter of human rights. This is for the continuos peace and for the betterment of our entire filipino nation

Respectfully yours

CZAIRAH DISOMIMBA

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Reni M. Valenzuela

Darkness Beyond It's Beauty

          Philippines is a beautiful country. It has many amazing islands and tourists spots that will surely make you feel like you are in a so called "paradise".But as the old people say, "All Beauty has it's Own Darkness". I'll ask you a question, do you even know what is Independence Day for? And do you also know why do we need to celebrate this kind of event?

       

        Our country Philippines is rich in different kinds of minerals and different kinds of useful resources that we use in our everyday life. Maybe the reason why other countries colonized our country. Filipino citizens experience too much pain,insults and they even became slaves . Many Filipino sacrificed themselves, their time with their family and everything they have just to ensure the safety of the other individuals. Innocent people died in trying to give the freedom that other foreign countries failed to give us. They colonized our country and the people that are living here for a very long time.

  

           Those sacrifices of our people didn't go in vain. We got our freedom from those terrorists. And for the memory of our great heroes we celebrate "Independence Day" every month of June 12. This is to show our most gratitude to our beloved heroes who sacrifices their lives. And as we all know, 21st century is more on technologies now. We also celebrate this event to educate children and teenagers what had happened long time ago. To tell and show them how important this event because it symbolizes the freedom of this country, our freedom from those foreign. 

         This mirrors everything of the Filipinos past experiences. The dark past that no one ever wanted to happen again. An unforgettable  memory that we will always remember and treasure. And for me Independence Day also means that All beautiful things have their own darkness and in darkness there will always be light.




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