Search URL: http://en-US.start2.mozilla.com/firefox?client=firefox-a&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official (Google)
Date googled: January 22, 2008
Top 8 hit:
"Moving to the Philippines ~ Living, Retire, Travel to the Philippines"
So we expats who live here help promote the Philippines. It is truly a fantastic place to visit for many reasons. You will find out more on the website and if you join our free mailing list, Living, Retiring Traveling, and Doing Business in the Philippines. And if you want it all with you and more, do get the package of valuable information books and newsletters at Philippine Dreams.www.livinginthephilippines.com/ - 147k
From the website:
There is no question that the United States have succeeded in the colonization and post-colonization (imperialism) of the Philippines. Evil schemes with respect to trade and geopolitical policies and practices have been set since the US-sponsored Philippine Independence of 1946. The US is the number one trade partner of the Philippines. A clear evidence is the standard of living in the Philippines is low. 'Enjoy a high standard of living at a very low cost.' We have long been puppets of the Americans, and we'll probably sustain if not reinforce such status. In general, most Americans or even foreigners who come from the so-called First World countries who go here are those who can't afford or keep with the pace of their respective countries."Why You Will Want to Live, Retire, Travel or Do Business in the Philippines?
The Philippines is the only English speaking country in Asia. It has a culture known for its hospitality, beautiful beaches and warm and friendly people. You can experience a high quality standard of living for a very low cost. And that means with loyal live-in maids and helpers, cheap taxis, fine rental homes in quality neighborhoods, with rents so low you will have a hard time believing it. And it has a wide range of entertainment from exciting night life to golf, international restaurants to stunning resorts beyond compare. It also has many intangibles to bring you joy for no money at all. Ask any of the Americans living in the Philippines and ask of the foreigner living here too!
Another quote for the day:
"Filipinos are indeed very hospitable. We are hospitable to the point of resorting to putting others over ourselves. Is this bad? Yes. Why? Because it is basic that we should first satisfy needs before those of other people. Filipino before foreigners." -- Joel Duque