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[QUOTE=Bloomberg;1201669]I had to wear a suit like that with the temperatures over here.[/QUOTE]Could be some sort of odd conservative restriction with the embassy. My last trip there. 6 years ago, I noticed all the operations staff was in jacket and tie while working. Probably taking orders on that from the top.
[QUOTE=Jambo;1201945]Could be some sort of odd conservative restriction with the embassy. My last trip there. 6 years ago, I noticed all the operations staff was in jacket and tie while working. Probably taking orders on that from the top.[/QUOTE]That dress code is enforced primarily in 'third world' nations, probably to show the who the paymaster / boss is LOL.
In Singapore, the staff are seldom seen dolled up in Jacket and Tie.
[QUOTE=Gangles; 1201935]Gentlemen.
I was talking this morning with a young Cebu filipina who poured out her problem.
She has just confirmed that she is pregnant.
Says the impregnation happened on August 3. Means she is almost 2 months pregnant.
Says she does not want the baby.
Does anybody know of potions or pills that will terminate her pregnancy safely at this stage?
Thanks in anticipation.
G[/QUOTE]You can fly her to Singapore, spend 800 $ to clear it, and then fly her back LOL.
Abortion is illegal (crazy Pres PNoy's one shining star is his insistence on the RH Bill to fix this. But, not yet.)
Alternate is to use the abort pills, though getting on the net is not something I would want to do.
Google for Cytotech.
Even for Cytotech, which could create bleeding (essentially it is inducing abortion). Not nice to do it in Philippines.
Sane idea: get medical help, out of PHIL
[QUOTE=Econo Tech; 1201992]You can fly her to Singapore, spend 800 $ to clear it, and then fly her back LOL.
Abortion is illegal (crazy Pres PNoy's one shining star is his insistence on the RH Bill to fix this. But, not yet.)
Alternate is to use the abort pills, though getting on the net is not something I would want to do.
Google for Cytotech.
Even for Cytotech, which could create bleeding (essentially it is inducing abortion). Not nice to do it in Philippines.
Sane idea: get medical help, out of PHIL[/QUOTE]I don't think Singapore is a viable alternative. While abortion is legal there, the right is restricted to residents of the country, and you have to be able o prove that you've been there for a minimum of four months before you can terminate a pregnancy.
[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1202068]I don't think Singapore is a viable alternative. While abortion is legal there, the right is restricted to residents of the country, and you have to be able o prove that you've been there for a minimum of four months before you can terminate a pregnancy.[/QUOTE]Since when? Even maids get aborted here legally, even though the law says Maids can't get pregnant. Oh heck, enough of people I know, flew in here, aborted, and went back.
Maybe you asked the Govt hospitals.
[QUOTE=Gangles; 1201935]Gentlemen.
I was talking this morning with a young Cebu filipina who poured out her problem.
She has just confirmed that she is pregnant.
Says the impregnation happened on August 3. Means she is almost 2 months pregnant.
Says she does not want the baby.
Does anybody know of potions or pills that will terminate her pregnancy safely at this stage?
Thanks in anticipation.
G[/QUOTE]Abortion is illegal in the Phils and a criminal offense if you facilitate one, that said, it is common knowledge that the Chinese Filipino's sell a drink concotion that will induce abortion in its early stages.
She'd have to find a Chinese herbalist for it.
Billy
The drug CYTOTEC is a medication taken for ulcers. Also it will often be used to abort a pregnancy. The drug is readily available in the Philippines. It works! Side effects, will cause abnormal "flow" for 2 weeks.
[QUOTE=Econo Tech; 1201243]Not abnormal, considering that the BI in Manila thinks that US Govt pays them to stop as much people as possible, from leaving Philippines.
You must include an invite, or else, it was bound to happen. Especially when the BI has been authorised by the Pres to stop [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url], and illegal labour (regardless that people are running out of Phil because of poverty.) and paying the "Escorts" and POEA would magically fix stuff.
The affidavit for travel, as well, as the right to ask your family history / income tax return / DNA verification / Proof of your virginity etc. Etc. Is a RULE BY PHIL GOVT / BI. Nothing to do with Singapore.
And Gloria made travel easy for Filipinos. Aquino made it tough, as the various scammers were loosing out when the country had free travel. So the rules were reversed, including compulsory POEA registration, leading to 1 or 2 months salary deduction, or more. And so and so. Plus the 'escorts'.
Ask her why they voted in PNoy.
PM me if you want to get her here. I will advice accordinlgy[/QUOTE]Just my 2 cents, having worked in Singapore previously (security related) I understand a few things. Back a few years, the airport people were hell on Thai girls coming in from Bangkok on Thursday and Friday. Lots of the girls were working girls who came in looking to work Orchid road. They would 3rd degree these girls, look in their purse for condoms, lingerie, x rated DVD's etc.
Ask how much money they had etc etc, they knew a lot of them were hookers.
Sounds like they are doing the same to the Phil chicks.
Last year, you had that botched hostage rescue in Manila in which several Chinese citizens were killed by a PNP gone psycho. You can bet that is the HK Chinese way of shitting all over Filipinos by hassling them at the airport.
Spam hog
[QUOTE=Spam Hog; 1202134.
Last year, you had that botched hostage rescue in Manila in which several Chinese citizens were killed by a PNP gone psycho. You can bet that is the HK Chinese way of shitting all over Filipinos by hassling them at the airport.
Spam hog[/QUOTE]You imagine too many things about Singapore.
The issue is AT MANILA AIRPORT, not in Singapore. And escorts are FILIPINO escorts to escort them out of the Airport past BI (MANILA IMMIGRATION).
With the US Ambassador and US Govt pressuring the Phil Govt to stop [url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord908][CodeWord908][/url].
(Re: the Hon US Ambassador. Poor guy. Maybe feeling frustrated that while his staff are having a whale of a time in P Burgos and Edsa, heck, even PNoy had frequent visits to AC.)
[QUOTE=Jim Nelson;1202133]The drug CYTOTEC is a medication taken for ulcers. Also it will often be used to abort a pregnancy. The drug is readily available in the Philippines. It works! Side effects, will cause abnormal "flow" for 2 weeks.[/QUOTE]Before conspiring to murder this girl's unborn child please consider the fact that this is a criminal act under her nation's laws. More importantly, she may be killed by the complications resulting from an illegal abortion. Giving her an ulcer drug that will make her bleed out of her pussy for two weeks under questionable sanitary conditions in the Third World sounds like a recipe for terminating her and the pregnancy. It would be criminal to administer such a drug unless one is a licensed physician who has conducted a physical evaluation and interview of the patient and is knowledgeable of the correct dosage, possible drug interactions and side effects.
Unless you want to end up on trial for murder like Dr Conrad Murray minus the medical degree and license, and plus the charge for illegally practicing medicine, stay away from this one. Even in settings where abortion is legal the girl would need counseling by a mental health professional before and after the procedure. It is not quite as simple as when you buy your street Viagra to self-medicate in order to remedy a limp dick. If your self-prescribed dick pills result in priapism with massive stroke or heart attack the local authorities wouldn't give a second thought to another dead sex tourist in a low budget hotel room. This girl has family and questions are likely to be asked if she hemorrhages out her pussy and dies leaving those pills behind. You don't want to be the foreigner involved in the deaths.
Take a look at articles 256 thru 259 of the revise Philippine penal code:
Art. 256. Intentional abortion. — Any person who shall intentionally cause an abortion shall suffer:
1. The penalty of reclusion temporal, if he shall use any violence upon the person of the pregnant woman.
2. The penalty of prision mayor if, without using violence, he shall act without the consent of the woman.
3. The penalty of prision correccional in its medium and maximum periods, if the woman shall have consented.
Art. 257. Unintentional abortion. — The penalty of prision correccional in its minimum and medium period shall be imposed upon any person who shall cause an abortion by violence, but unintentionally.
Art. 258. Abortion practiced by the woman herself of by her parents. — The penalty of prision correccional in its medium and maximum periods shall be imposed upon a woman who shall practice abortion upon herself or shall consent that any other person should do so.
Any woman who shall commit this offense to conceal her dishonor, shall suffer the penalty of prision correccional in its minimum and medium periods.
If this crime be committed by the parents of the pregnant woman or either of them, and they act with the consent of said woman for the purpose of concealing her dishonor, the offenders shall suffer the penalty of prision correccional in its medium and maximum periods.
Art. 259. Abortion practiced by a physician or midwife and dispensing of abortives. — The penalties provided in Article 256 shall be imposed in its maximum period, respectively, upon any physician or midwife who, taking advantage of their scientific knowledge or skill, shall cause an abortion or assist in causing the same.
Any pharmacist who, without the proper prescription from a physician, shall dispense any abortive shall suffer arresto mayor and a fine not exceeding 1, 000 pesos.
[QUOTE=Jim Nelson;1202133]Side effects, will cause abnormal "flow" for 2 weeks.[/QUOTE]And possibly death. No kidding.
[QUOTE=GoodEnough;1202068]I don't think Singapore is a viable alternative. While abortion is legal there, the right is restricted to residents of the country, and you have to be able o prove that you've been there for a minimum of four months before you can terminate a pregnancy.[/QUOTE]Quick trip to HK is what a few friends of mine have done. Of course thats assuming that a young single passport holding ticket carrying girl can make it past Fortress Immigration. Then again when those wallys ask a girl why she's going overseas and she says to get abortion they might lock her up immediately or just say quietly " proceed".
Has sub $1000 from western US to Manila between now and mid-December, and sub $1300 in June / July.
[QUOTE=Westcoast1;1203012]Has sub $1000 from western US to Manila between now and mid-December, and sub $1300 in June / July.[/QUOTE]To West coast
There are many airline offer fare From SFO to Manila now to mid DEC for less than 1000 USD, the problem with Hawaiian air is coming back stopping in Hawaii you need to past immgration there it is no fun they check your luggage before changing to another flight back to SFO.
Fast Eddie 48
People living in the Philippines may well have encountered this type of thug. The local hardboy who backs up his braggadacio with a display of hardware thats more than the normal 4 incher LOL.
[url]http://newsinfo.inquirer.net/71323/american-blames-spat-with-byron-for-anxiety[/url]
Note the reporting also. The American is "blamed" in the heading.
Never mind the idiot with the loud mouth and the louder gun.
Maybe the Fat Ambassador might have something to say about this instead of his more recent ramblings.