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Some Are Smarter than Others: The History of Marcos' Crony Capitalism by
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Kevin Oliveros
is on page 145 of 617
This is going to take long but I am intrigued.
— Dec 25, 2025 10:20PM
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aileen | tala_aklatan
is on page 32 of 617
i am disbelief with the magnitude of Imelda's spending. buying perfume by gallons, antiques from royalty, numerous residences, and more. di naman nya ginagamit lahat ng to, pondo pa ng gobyerno ginamit pambili. fuck her may she burn in hell
— Jan 29, 2025 06:37PM
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Andre Taban
is on page 83 of 573
While Chapter 1 is a bit redundant in proving that Imelda embezzled public funds--making such chapter boring, IMO--Chapter 2 tackles a history of extravagance dating back from the Spanish colonial era. The analogy is, in a way, off-tangent and perhaps non-sequitor, IMO. But, unlike Chapter 1, this chapter is interesting as this aspect of Philippine history was not discussed in my history classes.
— Nov 04, 2024 09:10AM
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Andre Taban
is on page 56 of 573
Chapter 1 is filled with excruciating details about how the Marcos Family, most especially Imelda, bought so many unnecessary luxurious items using public funds that it bores the senses. The author has gone to great lengths in highlighting the specifics of the embezzlement, even though history has already established how the family plundered the public coffers.
For me, Chapter 1 is boring. Still gonna read it tho.
— Oct 05, 2024 12:57PM
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For me, Chapter 1 is boring. Still gonna read it tho.
Andre Taban
is on page 25 of 573
The systematic embezzlement of public funds by the Marcos regime in the 80s is unbelievable! Truly an insatiable hunger for wealth and power!
— Sep 29, 2024 01:53PM
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Andre Taban
is on page 11 of 573
Hopeful that I can get back from a reading slump!
— Sep 28, 2024 09:59PM
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Monique Pardillo
is on page 72 of 617
"The plunder of a nation began the moment martial law was declared. Unprecedented looting of the country's natural resources and wealth ensued. Marcos and his cronies exerted vise over the national economy until it came under their total control or became their private possession. The term grand larceny is inadequate to describe the magnitude of what transpired during the reign of theft."
— Nov 05, 2023 07:07AM
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