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[QUOTE=David_33;1270110]So why start looking for problems where they don't exist. I would venture to say that if these laws were enforced 95% of Philippine men would be behind bars.[/QUOTE]Many of the fear mongers who post in these threads have little or no experience in the P. I. They have no clue how it is in reality and are here to spread their delusional propaganda! Get a Life!
[QUOTE=David_33;1270110]"What your Name, where you from?, this seems to follow the Furryfriend paranoiac scam postings. I would like to know about anyone who has gotten in trouble due to these laws. One only reads about foreigners like the Swedes or the guy who was filming the girls doing cat fights. That is to say; high profile uncommon activities. So why start looking for problems where they don't exist. I would venture to say that if these laws were enforced 95% of Philippine men would be behind bars.[/QUOTE]You guys are absolutely correct. Since you seem to speak for everyone on these boards. No one wants to hear about something silly like the Traffficking laws of the Phillippines. Lets get back to something I am sure everyone wants to talk about. Malls
[QUOTE=Mattrick;1270154]Many of the fear mongers who post in these threads have little or no experience in the P. I. They have no clue how it is in reality and are here to spread their delusional propaganda! Get a Life![/QUOTE]Then Mattick, why don't you enlighten us? Tell us about your reality. Please call upon your vast contacts and perhaps give us a primer on Philippino Sex Traffiicking laws. I for one would like to know what the laws are.
So let me see if I understand. Giving a primer on Philipino Sex Trafficking laws is fear mongering? Is that what you mean?
Not sure if this has been posted before, but.
[url]http://www.abc.net.au/news/2011-06-29/australian-facing-life-for-[url=http://isgprohibitedwords.info?CodeWord=CodeWord909][CodeWord909][/url]/2776872[/url]
One thing interesting is what the lady said at the very end of the article:
". It is easy for criminals to buy their way out.
"They get out on bail, they pay the victims and the victims' families off to withdraw evidence and then they move from the Philippines to Thailand, Cambodia, Laos, wherever and just set up again,"
[QUOTE=Pita123; 1270094]Never been to the Phillipines but will spend next week in Manila at the Crowne Plaza. Considering that the next week is the May Day holiday in both PI and Singapore, where I'm based, I'm considering taking Minday off and turning it into a long weekend. Two mates are considering joining. I'm thinking about Davao vs. Angeles vs. Cebu. I've read lots of good stuff about Davao from GE and others, but my mates are into beer bars and pool halls. Any input?
Taking into account the recent discussion, how long should I plan to take from the Crowne Plaza to the airport / flight on a Friday?[/QUOTE]If your friends are into beer bars and pool halls, I'd suggest that they might be happier in Manila or Cebu. Davao is a great place, but it takes a while to get to know it, and there aren't nearly as many venues for easy pick-ups as you'll find in the aforementioned cities. As I've often reported, and as echoes by my friend Barba, Davao is not a very good P4P destination, and anyone coming here for that opportunity should probably have second thoughts.
GE
[QUOTE=WhatsUrName; 1270061]Frenzy3, I apologize for calling you up as an example. I think a lot of guys envy your situation; I know I do. It was only after the fact that I considered the positition that I put you in. Please be careful. It doesn't matter whether if it is consentual or not.
If anyone wants to PM me privately about a legal matter, I am all ears. I am not an attorney, but I will listen and tell you what I think. This board needs someone to focus on Filipino trafficking laws, and how to keep mongers out of trouble. Maybe when I retire to Davao someday, I'll sign up for Law School and become a lawyer specializing in keeping you fuckers out of trouble. If I can fill a role here, I volunteer. I don't know much, but I am willing to specialize.[/QUOTE]I am always learning here in cebu, I had many mishaps and even now I am facing a situation where the police need to be involved, it not my fault or something i have done, so my advice is this " if a local tells you not to do it, do not do it" I have banned some girls from coming to my house as my neighbors have complained, they are wrong but I am not a local so I am not going to argue
[QUOTE=Sabalo; 1269678]I'm leaving for Manila in a weeks time-I'm staying 3 nightsatNew World then flying to Cebu on Friday. I know the traffic is brutal in Manila and was wondering what flight departure time would be best to avoid long traffic delays. I'm a regular in Latin America and this will be my first time going to Asia-just want to try something different. Pm me if you like.
Thanks Guys[/QUOTE]A bit late on the reply, but RK and others have given good advice. Morning flight preferred and tell the taxi you will take Skyway and pay the toll. Much easier.
If you are flying Cebu Pacific the wait to get into Terminal 3 can be terrible as can check in. Especially Fridays. A few times in the past I have spent an hour waiting in line which would normally be much faster in other airports. Mainly because they write things out, staple things together and let idiot passengers with significantly overweight luggage hold everyone up while they rearrange the bags at the counter (rather than tell them to bugger off and repack elsewhere and come back later as there are other passengers waiting!)
PAL is at Centennial and be faster for check IMHO but I prefer CPac
[QUOTE=Econo Tech; 1270092]I beg to differ. Nobody can save anybody, when you are a target. And have seen enough like that. If not for the pretty and sweet people of Philippines, it would have gone off the radar a long time ago. Well, I have a lot of native friends, who would take a bullet for me, but, they also know that there is a point where jungle laws take precedence.
And, well, become a lawyer? I know it sounds rude, but, in Philippines, don't' try to do anything, if you want to protect your hide. Even if you are a do-gooder, some other self-declared local do-gooder will feel threatened and may bump you off. No kidding. Including volunteering. As a good friend learnt the hard way. When a local strong man felt the volunteer was stepping over his patch. Play safe, fly low. To live and have fun.[/QUOTE]Agree 100, fly under the rader, be on the move and what frenzy said before when a local tells you don't do it. Don't. No matter how right you are. There is simply no need to get into a pissing contest with some local wanker
Hi Guys.
First, I want to say thank you to all of you for your posts over the years. I have been a regular reader for a long time, but only recently found the desire to actually post something. I want to contribute to these boards in a meaningful way, and I suppose part of my reluctance in doing so thus far was really not knowing how best to do that without being repetitive. Another was the knowledge that others were going to jump my shit and flame me, but, oh well."That's life in the big city".
So, I am preparing a series of posts about the Philippine legal system. These posts will all revolve around our mutual hobby, and intended to be an educational excercise in the country that many of us have come to adore. These posts are intended for others who are further along in their "Filipino experience". I personally am looking to emigrate to the Philippines in the next 5-10 years. I am still in "Learning mode", and definitely not an expert. However, I don't think I have seen many postings about the Philippine court\legal system, so this is how I choose to contribute.
Here is how I would like to break this down:
1) Introduction-This post.
2) Make up of the PH court system: What this means to you.
3) Make up of the PH Law enforcement establishment: What this means to you.
4) A discussion of the Anti-Trafficking in persons act of 2003.
For the record, I am in my early-mid forties, single with a long term Pinoy GF, a 7 on a scale of 1-10, and a middle manager living in a major Metropolitan city in the USA.
Regards,
"What your name, where you from?"
Another bunch of numbers to add to the statistical sample.
As with every trip on which I have been sexing women, I got a complete set of blood tests for every known STI.
On the last trip, I had bareback sex with 9 different women.
5 were repeats from previous visits. 4 were new ones.
Of the new ones, one was a P4P, one was a street girl, did not ask for money, but I gave her some. The remaining 2 were regular women, not P4P.
The results came back clear. Nil infections.
As usual, I asked my doc if I have any natural immunity. As usual, his response was no. But I do have indication of Hep B, which does indicate some natural immunity.
The numbers keep adding up.
He keeps shaking his head, unable to reconcile what he sees with me, and the published "facts" that he gets through his medical information systems.
There is a disconnect somewhere. It cannot be luck or chance, because my numbers are now over 400.
G
Further to my earlier post re PSA.
Whatever others have posted, in my case, the PSA numbers were very valuable.
There are three potential causes of raised PSA. BPH. Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia. Natural enlargement of the prostate. It can kill you if it gets too bad.
Prostatitis, which is an infection of the prostate.
And prostate cancer. This may be aggressive or not. If it is not aggressive, and not increasing rapidly, then just live with it, and monitor.
In my case, the PSA tests indicated that something was wrong.
I had a bunch of ultrasound scans of my prostate, which showed significant enlargement but not critical.
I had a DRE, a bit uncomfortable, but it added to the doc's understanding of what was going on.
I had a biopsy. In fact 2, 2 years apart. A bit uncomfortable, but 100% on the money. Showed I had prostatitis. So I had it fixed with a green laser prostatectomy. Easy, quick, in and out in a day. No blood, no gore, no bags.
I am shit scared of getting prostate cancer, because I have had cancer before, and once you have had it once, you are at higher risk.
I was not satisfied with the ultrasound scans that were done. From an engineering perspective, they were sure to give wrong info. So I explained it to my doc, and he agreed. So he authorised a set of "alternate" scans that showed very different results for prostate size, enlargement, and shape. But did not detract from the importance of scanning.
So all in all, I am satisfied with the conventional system, and it worked in my case.
At about the same time, I thought that it would be worthwhile to make a small flyer for guys over 50 which outlined the potential problems with the prostate, and a set of strategies to reduce, or minimise the risk of contracting prostate cancer. I formed a small consulting group, including the doc and a urologist, to put the information together.
Well, getting information about preventive strategies was like pulling teeth from a crocodile. Almost impossible. What I did get was pretty sound, but it showed that the entire medical system is not geared up for, or interested, in prevention.
G
From the Cebu thread but relates to all of us in any city etc.
I know UP, the girl in question and I also know who the asshole is who did this. Hope he now pays for the girl's university fees.
The errant member has under 50 posts and is immature.
[url]http://www.internationalsexguide.info/forum/showthread.php?1004-General-Information&p=1272207&viewfull=1#post1272207[/url]
See what you think. This does happen, we all know this and read about it but unless the guy coughs up the tutuition fees this is really not a good one as she is pissed at UP and will likely just dump him so then what happens to her studies. Crazy.
Would love to know what the asshole has to say. Add your 50 posts (as the last one was about 5-6 months ago)
Just my two cents
Guys,
I have a question about profiling foreigners by bar-women.
Just about every woman I have met in places like MBC have asked me the same introductory question about where I am from. I came to the conclusion that they are partly being friendly and socialable, and partly "profiling" me based on my country of origin. We do that here: we say that Japanese men display certain characteristics, Koreans display another set of charachteristics, etc.
My question is: Do the Bar women profile men based on country of origin, and if so, does anyone have a "roster" that kinda spells out the percieved desirability\reputation of various nationalities from their viewpoint? I am most interested in the difference between an American, an Aussie, a Brit, and a Kiwi. I already know about the Japanese\Koreans and their reputation.
Thanks in advance,
"What your name, Where your from"?
[QUOTE=WhatsUrName; 1270450][SNIP]So, I am preparing a series of posts about the Philippine legal system. These posts will all revolve around our mutual hobby, and intended to be an educational excercise in the country that many of us have come to adore. These posts are intended for others who are further along in their "Filipino experience". I personally am looking to emigrate to the Philippines in the next 5-10 years. I am still in "Learning mode", and definitely not an expert. However, I don't think I have seen many postings about the Philippine court\legal system, so this is how I choose to contribute.
Here is how I would like to break this down:
1) Introduction-This post.
2) Make up of the PH court system: What this means to you.
3) Make up of the PH Law enforcement establishment: What this means to you.
4) A discussion of the Anti-Trafficking in persons act of 2003.
For the record, I am in my early-mid forties, single with a long term Pinoy GF, a 7 on a scale of 1-10, and a middle manager living in a major Metropolitan city in the USA.[/QUOTE]Have you ever visited the Philippines? Is your GF in the Philippines or USA?
If the answer is NO to the first Question, then you have no experience and zero knowledge of how things work in the Philippines with the exception of what you read online or heard from a third party and any 'advice' you want to post is worthless.
If you have some knowledge of the Philippine court system but never visited, that LE stamp on your forehead has been complimented by large flashing lights.
[QUOTE=Stroker Ace88; 1272270]Have you ever visited the Philippines? Is your GF in the Philippines or USA?
If the answer is NO to the first Question, then you have no experience and zero knowledge of how things work in the Philippines with the exception of what you read online or heard from a third party and any 'advice' you want to post is worthless.
If you have some knowledge of the Philippine court system but never visited, that LE stamp on your forehead has been complimented by large flashing lights.[/QUOTE]Unfortunaltely, this is what I was afraid of. My attempt at a meaningful contribution to these boards would simply result in flaming by senior members. Actually, it was a post from you, SA, from a couple of months ago that made me paranoid about posting my travel details on this board.
While I appreciate your prior posts, I would ask that you kindly put me on your ignore list.
Thanks and good luck.