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F-E-A-R.. that this might lead into a super serious matter which will affect all over the world.

Quote from: weemall on March 04, 2011, 09:33:06 AM
F-E-A-R.. that this might lead into a super serious matter which will affect all over the world.

Hmm. Layo ra man tingali sa tinaig manok. But it's disturbing all the same.

Can be used as an excuse to raise the price of gasoline,
   diin kada adlaw anam-anam nag saka as we can see at the pump....

Quote from: statesville on March 05, 2011, 08:41:26 AM
Can be used as an excuse to raise the price of gasoline,
   diin kada adlaw anam-anam nag saka as we can see at the pump....

Pwede pud gamiton nga excuse para magminyo na, kay kunohay hapit na ang Ikatulong Gubat sa Kalibotan... 

Quote from: statesville on March 05, 2011, 08:41:26 AM
Can be used as an excuse to raise the price of gasoline,
   diin kada adlaw anam-anam nag saka as we can see at the pump....

diri sa Chicago, $4.09 per gallon na. Aguy! Pila na dinha sa inyoha?

It could be an excuse to install a Sharia government like in Iran.

could be, Manay. What is the consensus there in Deutschland? Will the Bundeswehr go in and support the rebel forces?

There are European marine fleets at bay ( German and Dutch) trying to evacuate and rescue European nationals. At this time of writing a report from Der Spiegel english version says;

A Dutch attempt to evacuate workers from Libya has failed, and three members of a helicopter crew are being held by forces loyal to Gadhafi. Meanwhile, warships from around the world are gathering in the Mediterranean. The International Criminal Court says it will investigate Gadhafi for crimes against humanity, but US defense officials have criticized calls for military intervention.

I hope that the European citizens will be protected and their rights recognized.

Whatever the United States Defense Forces decides to do, I hope that it does so accordingly with good judgment.

Quote from: Lorenzo on March 06, 2011, 06:14:19 AM
I hope that the European citizens will be protected and their rights recognized.

Whatever the United States Defense Forces decides to do, I hope that it does so accordingly with good judgment.

pinali manogtaas na gid hang dalar way nagid  ginaobra hang mga pinoy damo nagid wayobra na mga tao dinhi sang pinas

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 09, 2011, 08:05:17 PM
pinali manogtaas na gid hang dalar way nagid  ginaobra hang mga pinoy damo nagid wayobra na mga tao dinhi sang pinas

damo nagid wayobra

kag

damo nagid way bra

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 09, 2011, 08:23:05 PM
damo nagid wayobra

kag

damo nagid way bra

way na pang bakal sang bra kag way gina  obra 

Quote from: BolBuhol on March 09, 2011, 08:05:17 PM
pinali manogtaas na gid hang dalar way nagid  ginaobra hang mga pinoy damo nagid wayobra na mga tao dinhi sang pinas

Tuod ka nga Ilonggo Bol? Ti kapisan gid sa imo di sa forum sang mga Bol-anon, mayad na lang gani ari di si Hubag. Mapati gid ko nga kon mapauli tanan nga mga Pinoy sa Middle East, madugangan gid kabudlay naton kag kon magdugay pa, magamo gid kapin kay mga presyo tanan masaka gid kon mautod o mabuhinan suplay sang oil. Maayo gid sini maandam na lang ta tanom sang kamote sa Iloilo o di sa Bohol.

Yehey, botangi Bennysan, balhin natah sa ilonggo .

Quote from: hofelina on March 10, 2011, 07:06:29 AM
Yehey, botangi Bennysan, balhin natah sa ilonggo .

Manay, nalingaw ko sa baylohanay nila Hubag ug Bol, nagkasinabtanay ra ba gyud.

He he, ako lang ning gisuklan og Ilonggong hilaw si Bay Bolbs kay nakamatikod ko nga wa intawoy nitagad sa iyang posts. Abi lang snobbish ang mga Bol-anon. 

Nagkasinabtanay ra man pud mi kintahay uroy. Usahay hinuon ang ako sugatsugat na lang...

Bay Hubs,

Matuuhan ra ba pud nga Ilonggo ka ba, kabalo ka gid abi magtinikal.   Guro may nobya ka sadto nga Ilongga. Maayo gyud nang naa'y magtagad sa guests dinhi sa atong pajag aron malingaw pud sila. Nahinumdum hinuon ko ni Gener, kay ubay-ubay na nga wa ko kahimamat niya diri sa atong forum. Naa pud unta'y mag-abi-abi sa mga Tagalog. Tua ra ba diay to siya sa Middle East. Kumusta na kaha?

Quote from: hubag bohol on March 10, 2011, 08:03:28 AM
He he, ako lang ning gisuklan og Ilonggong hilaw si Bay Bolbs kay nakamatikod ko nga wa intawoy nitagad sa iyang posts. Abi lang snobbish ang mga Bol-anon.  

Nagkasinabtanay ra man pud mi kintahay uroy. Usahay hinuon ang ako sugatsugat na lang...

Quote from: benelynne on March 10, 2011, 09:04:31 AM
Bay Hubs,

Matuuhan ra ba pud nga Ilonggo ka ba, kabalo ka gid abi magtinikal.   Guro may nobya ka sadto nga Ilongga. Maayo gyud nang naa'y magtagad sa guests dinhi sa atong pajag aron malingaw pud sila. Nahinumdum hinuon ko ni Gener, kay ubay-ubay na nga wa ko kahimamat niya diri sa atong forum. Naa pud unta'y mag-abi-abi sa mga Tagalog. Tua ra ba diay to siya sa Middle East. Kumusta na kaha?

Tigtubag baya pud ko ni Bay Gener kaniadto, in English and Tagalog, unya panagsang Binisaya kay kasabot man siyag gamay.

Sa Middle East diay siya ron? Hopefully not in those countries now with restive populations.

Maayo kay tulo na mo To nga ilonggo gid diri. Magsegi bitaw ko ug ngisi basta si To Bol na ug To Toy(botoy) ang magbinayloay ug inilonggo diri murag madungog nako ang ilang tonada nga malumay. Favorite gid nako ang malumay na tono sa ilonggo kay ang bol-anon mabilis ug maragsa gahi na paspas pa.

Bahin sa topic daghan dagway ug oil ning Libya kay nganong ang america ug europe mura man ug uwak nagbantay karon aron mo take over.

To the OFWs in Libya and other Arab countries that evacuation is going on : Jobless
To the Philippines : High fuel price
To me : Increase in Fuel Allowance     
To others who commute : Increase in Fare Allowance     

Quote from: gwargz on March 10, 2011, 01:48:24 PM
To the OFWs in Libya and other Arab countries that evacuation is going on : Jobless
To the Philippines : High fuel price
To me : Increase in Fuel Allowance     
To others who commute : Increase in Fare Allowance     

posible mao na ang outcome, pero mahimo sab nga gamiton para
malihok na ang Usa ka Pamunuan sa tibook Kalibotan,

DAKO kaayo ang ipikto sa Pilipinas sa mga panghitabo karon sa middle east. Unya, nadugangan pa gyud sa trahedya sa Japan. Imagine, pila na ka OFW's ang miuli sa Pinas, so that means, ang mga pamilya nga nagpa abot sa padala nga gikan sa gawas = ZERO na sila kong mipa uli na sa ato ang ilang gisaligan. Sakit kaau palandungon...

the microeconomic and macroeconomic consequences of the surging instability in the middle east equates to a sensitive ofw work force in the region. one has to be sensible during such precarious situations, where lives and economic welfare are both at stake.

let's continue to pray for our OFW brothers and sisters in the Middle East. and let us hope for a positive future-- for the Philippines and the Filipino people.

The effect of the chaos in Libya alone might not be felt in a large scale extent at all...but the combination of all the unrest in the middle east, from Tunisia to Libya, Egypt, Bahrain and Yemen, this could alter the world economy and demand turmoil in the oil prices which in turn triggers price hikes in all basic commodities.

On the other hand, there is no correlation between the interior political uprising in the middle east to world war. It' not conflicts between countries, but rather conflicts between governments and their people. Even though Saudi Arabia is meddling with the interior issues of Bahrain, though it causes hate and anger among Bahrain protesters, it will not cause Bahrain leadership and all of its allies to fight against KSA. No, the allies of Bahrain will not act against KSA, because KSA is helping Bahrain government in the first place, not the protesters.

The way things are going in the Middle East, the domino effect on other countries is in progress. Remember, it began in Tunisia, then Egypt, then Libya. Now, other ME countries are undoubtedly feeling the aftershocks of the political turmoil in their neighborhood, which can only spill over into them. The most immediate effect is the disruption of the oil supply chain. Sadly, the repercussions are not continents away, but right on our grocery shelves--prices have already shot up.

Quote from: benelynne on March 23, 2011, 04:50:51 PM
The way things are going in the Middle East, the domino effect on other countries is in progress. Remember, it began in Tunisia, then Egypt, then Libya. Now, other ME countries are undoubtedly feeling the aftershocks of the political turmoil in their neighborhood, which can only spill over into them. The most immediate effect is the disruption of the oil supply chain. Sadly, the repercussions are not continents away, but right on our grocery shelves--prices have already shot up.

Tito Ben,

This was made apparently so during my 30 minute commute to Univ. Chicago Medical Center today. As I passed by the BP station next to the hospital, a gallon of unleaded gasoline was now at $4.09. I overheard some of the nurses talking about the gas prices rising up to $5 per gallon by the time summer comes. This is very alarming.

Quote from: gwargz on March 10, 2011, 01:48:24 PM
To the OFWs in Libya and other Arab countries that evacuation is going on : Jobless
To the Philippines : High fuel price
To me : Increase in Fuel Allowance      
To others who commute : Increase in Fare Allowance      

George,

I feel you on the sadness due to fare allowance increase. Maybe in the summer time, we can bike to work. 

Quote from: WarWick on March 17, 2011, 01:12:46 PM
The effect of the chaos in Libya alone might not be felt in a large scale extent at all...but the combination of all the unrest in the middle east, from Tunisia to Libya, Egypt, Bahrain and Yemen, this could alter the world economy and demand turmoil in the oil prices which in turn triggers price hikes in all basic commodities.

On the other hand, there is no correlation between the interior political uprising in the middle east to world war. It' not conflicts between countries, but rather conflicts between governments and their people. Even though Saudi Arabia is meddling with the interior issues of Bahrain, though it causes hate and anger among Bahrain protesters, it will not cause Bahrain leadership and all of its allies to fight against KSA. No, the allies of Bahrain will not act against KSA, because KSA is helping Bahrain government in the first place, not the protesters.

Wick,

The recent Allied attack on Libyan authorities and government troops to protect the rebels clearly show us that the west is willing to enact war and to intrude on that nation's internal problems. Under the milieu of freedom and revolutionary rhetoric, one has to be wary in seeing the rise of Islamic Revolution take place in Libya as well as in other countries. The precarious situation in the Middle East is definitely a serious issue, the implication of this recent phenomenon have been political, economical as well as military, as of late.

Considering the limited capability of the Philippine Government to rescue all of its overseas citizens in the middle east, especially in hostile regions , as in Libya, one can only hope for an immediate return to normalcy in the region.

Tho considering the volatile nature of that region of the world, I cant surmise when such a normalcy will be realized. However, I remain optimistic.

wala ipikto sang pinas kay kon may ara pa sang ipikto manogtaas na hang dalar iktsings

Sampak gid hang analisis mo to ya...

Anthony (tighaturan ug paniudto sa opis): Sir, lunch po.

Kami: Sige, isang gulay at isang isda. Magkano lahat?

Anthony: 70 pesos po.

Kami: Ang mahal! Bakit nagmahal ang pagkain niyo?

Anthony: My giyera po sa Libya.

(Mao nay epekto sa giyera sa Libya naho. )

He he, maayo gani kay wa himoang 100 pesos kay dihay linog ug tsunami sa Japan...

Well, sa waa ma-apektuhi sa mga panghitabo karon, hilabina sa Libya good for you

domino efek gid ya,maga taas gid presyo gasolina kag manog ubos sang oil suplay haw?

sundoging gid ubang nasod manogtaas sang presyo tanan palaliton ya? hehehe

May naa gid man snakes and ladders efek haw...