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Victor Corpus talks Dim Mak

Retired Brig. Gen. Victor Corpus has come out with new book “America’s Dim Mak Points”, Unrestricted Warfare in the 21 st century.

The book is only 160 pages but it delivers a wallop.

Corpus uses a lot of Chinese philosophy in discussing geo-politics. He defines Dim Mak as a form of martial art which literally means “meridian press.”

Breastfeeding gets a boost

Once again something good is coming out of a bad thing.

The upside in this tainted-milk-from-China disaster is that women are realizing the merits of breastfeeding.

This is good because breastfeeding was becoming a vanishing practice here in the Philippines. In a forum last year, Health Secretary Francisco Duque said studies show that less and less Filipino mothers are breastfeeding because of the power of false, malicious claims being peddled by multinational milk companies.

Don’t buy these milk products

BFAD net yields a mixed catch
by Gerard Naval
Malaya

The Bureau of Food Drugs yesterday released a partial list of products that it said it was testing for possible melamine contamination.

BFAD said although these products did not originate from China, their manufacturers might have sourced raw materials from China.

The list of 54 products includes some of the more popular brands such as Snickers, Anlene, Nestlé, M&M and Anchor.

Toxic na gatas

Sinabi una ng Food and Drug Agency na wala dito sa Pilipinas ang kontaminado na gatas na galing sa China. Mali pala.

Nadiskubre ng GMA News na ang gatas na “Monmilk” ay galing sa China at gawa ng Mengniu Dairy Group Co. and Yili Industrial Group Co, dalawa sa kumpanyang nadiskubre na ang kanilang gatas ay may melanine, isang toxic na kemikal na nagre-resulta na pagbubu-o ng bato sa kidney.

Bumili ang GMA News team ng tetrapak ng “Monmilk” na kanilang binili sa malls sa Quezon City at Divisoria.

Walang pusong kaunlaran

Bilib na sana ako sa China. Ngunit ng lumabas ang kwento tungkol sa pagtanggal nila sa pitong taong batang si Yang Peiyi sa opening ceremony ng beijing Olympics, nawala na ang bilib ko.

Ang isang bansa, kahit gaano kayaman o kagaling, kung hindi marunong magrespesto sa pakiramdam ng kanyang mga tao, lalo pa bata, wala yun.

Sinabi sa report na napabilib ni Lin Miaoke, siyam na taong gulang batang Intsik, ang milyon-milyon na nanood nang siya kay kumanta ng “Ode to Motherland” habang siya ay itinaas sa mga alambre. Ngayon nanuking na lip-sync lang pala ang ginawa at ang talagang kumant ay ang pitong taong gulang na si Yang Peiyi.