Story Style Political Reforms

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Political Reforms
Once upon a time, in the land called Philipitaz there was a boy named Eon and Esa who
lived in a far flung area of St. Tommy. They have only one 19-year-old daughter named, Eosa,
who always gives them a hard time because she always come home late because of hanging out
with friends. Even though they are always giving her an advice and order the girl does not
follow. But they do not know that Elsa is up to something bigger opportunity.
One day, Elsa went to town to meet her friends to execute their most awaited plan and
that is to eradicate political dynasty where their chairman reigns for hundreds of ages. They went
in front of their municipal hall to rally. They have speakers, microphones, megaphones and the
likes. They are more than hundreds in front of the hall and their representative of the group is
Eosa.
While shouting their flea military personnel barricaded the municipal hall so that no one
can enter and makes commotion inside the building. Eosa as the representative of the group hold
the microphone and started to read their platforms why political dynasty must put into an end:
To my fellow Tomminians, We will fight for our right as Tomminians. As we all

know our town is being reigned by this family for hundreds of ages. We cannot
put our hands again to this family for as we know that there are no
improvements at all in our livelihood. Let us stop this corruption. Let us say no
for vote buying. Why should we denounce, reject, and fight against family
dynasties in politics? What are the reasons? Let me count the whys? First,
family dynasties are the most blatant expression of political greed. These people
want to amass all powers and prerogatives in vital decision-making in the
Executive and Legislative branches of government, and then put their minions,
cohorts, cronies, and puppets in the Judiciary, the prosecution service and the
police. They want to corner juicy government contracts via their dummy
companies engaged in public works and trading supplies. Political dynasties are
not only driven by greed for power. Their appetite for corruption, plunder, and
graft are insatiable. The people know these usual suspects. They should be
taught a bitter lesson by delivering to all of them a resounding downfall in the
polls.
We should reject these greedy families because they want to monopolize
politics and control of the economy. They are the complete enemies of
democracy and free enterprise. They kill the dreams of qualified new aspirants
who do not have the money and the logistics to mount a strong campaign. The
family dynasties can buy the loyalty of mayors and barangay captains in
exchange for money and appointments to the LGUs or agencies run by
influence-peddling and patronage politics. We should reject family dynasties
because they are elitists, exclusionists, and do not want new faces and new
voices to join the democratic decision-making processes. They want to control
everything and desire to totally eliminate all attempts at opposing their greed…
They must have the lowest salary in every Filipino workers…
After the speech given by Eosa, people are blaring and shouting for freedom
and fairness of every politicians in serving the nation. Eosa was very brave in
delivering her blatant speech in front of many people. For she knows well the rights of
every citizen in her town. But she knows also that this fight is not only simple fight
with those people who are in pedestal of power but a fight where it will shed tears and
blood in order to take success at hand.
While Eosa is walking going home, she met an old man asking for food to eat,
Even Eosa is very hungry she gave her food to the old man. The old is delighted on
what Eosa did because the old knew that she is starving but Eosa gave her food. As a
reward, the old man gave Eosa a scroll and ask her an question.
He ask “do you really want to change the system in the town?
She replied, “yes!”.
“Keep this scroll and open it when you arrived at you home and ask this
question to yourself. Who will be the next chairman in this town to change the rotten
system?”
Eosa holding tight the scroll and runs towards home. Rushing to her room and
prayed that the heavenly answer is encrypted in the scroll. With a disgust in her face
noting is written on it but she could see her own self in the mirror.
The End
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Educational Reforms
To the President, faculty and staff of Mataas na Paaralan ng Saint Thomasita, classmates,
colleagues, friends, parents, and visitors. A pleasant day to everyone!
Despite of what happened in the past years I am very happy and I know you too that we
are here today, laughing, giggling, crying and the likes. Unlike before in our graduation day in
elementary we only stayed at home. Before I continue my speech I would to say my sincerest
and warmest CONRATULATIONS to all of us, BATCH 2024-2025!
Okay let us start, I would like to share this story to you guys I hope you will like it. This
story might be familiar to you:
Once upon a time all the animals decided to adopt the new curriculum in the COVID
world where all the talents must be assessed in order to make a holistic intelligence when it
comes to both academic and extra-curricular activities where they have to pass all the tests and
includes running, climbing, swimming, and flying. To make it easier to administer the
curriculum, all the animals took all the subjects.
The first animal who took the test was “Fishey The King Fish” he is an excellent
swimmer. But he made only fair grades in flying and very poor in running. Since he was sluggish
in running, he had to stay after school and also plunge swimming in order to practice running.
This was kept up until his feet were badly worn and he was only graded good in swimming and
good was acceptable in school so nobody worried about that, except Fishey because he knows
within his self that he is an excellent swimmer.
The second animal who took the test is “Robbey The Wise Rabbit” started rank 1 in the
class in running but had a heart attack because of so much makeup work in swimming. He nearly
drowned because of swimming. He was not able to finish th test because of depression.
The third taker of the test is “Luffey the Monkey was an excellent climber so he was
expected to get an excellent grade until he developed depression in the flying class where his
proctor made him start from the ground up instead of the coconut top down. He also got failing
grade in climbing and running.
The fourth taker of the test was “Catty The Cat”. He was a problem child and was
disciplined severely for behaving uproperly. In the climbing class, he hit and clawed all the
others to the top of the tree but insisted on using his own way to get there.
The fifth taker who outshined all the animals is “Elly The Abnormal Eel” that could
swim and also run exceeding well, climb, and fly a little had the highest average and was
awarded First Honors in the class.
The last but not the least is “Brownie The Doggie stayed out of school and fought the
payment because the administration would not add digging and burrowing to the curriculum.
They apprenticed their children to a badger and later joined the K-9 dogs to start a prosperous
private school.
Is the story familiar to you guys? The class seems confuse and shouted in unison, “No”.
This story or be specific, a fable is my favorite when my mom always tell me stories before
going to bed at night. This fable is written by George Reavis. A great fable is not only Evergreen
but teaches us a great lesson. It is one that teaches us the importance of focusing on our
strengths. Too many of us worry about weaknesses and forget to leverage our core skills.
Humane education can play an important role in creating a compassionate and caring society
which would take benign responsibility for ourselves, each other, our fellow animals and the
earth.
Thank you!
This is, Eron Manaois, you class valedictorian school signing off.
Socio-Economic Reforms
Once upon a time in the Kingdom Ubugen. There was a King named, Eros. The is the king
of the island that seems does not exist to everyone. But the livelihood of this island is abundant
in so many ways. The King’s proposal to other island does not satisfied their standard but the
island ruled by King Eros is booming in terms of many aspect like, production of fabrics, metal,
minerals and others. That is the reason why other islands envy him so much even they work
alone.
One day, King Eros request for a meeting of all Kings around are near in his island. He
called for a meeting because some of the people of other island is coming to their island
without any permission and some of them are bandits who steal their products. And he said, “it
was ordered by our King”. That line shocks all the kings but they remain silent because they are
all guilty with that. The King continued to explain and discuss how did he discover their plan.
The King wants to punish all the Kings who planned to make fall. But the good King did not do
any hard to the Kings who went to his appeal for a meeting.
King Eros came up with a good idea, he proposed again the amalgamation of all the
islands that there will be one supplier of a certain product so that they can trade with one
another as to products and services. The proposal was approved by almost of the Kings of the
island. So the plan was executed and it was a great success because all the island prosper and
develop at the same time.
The legacy of King Eros seems to be the guiding path of all the businessmen nowadays.
All the businessmen nowadays succeed in following the principles set by King eros in his book
entitled, “Amalgamating the Minds of Kings”.

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