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Showing posts with label Chip Tsao. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Chip Tsao. Show all posts

Wednesday, April 1, 2009

Pin Head

He is Chip Tsao and "probably" deserves to be called a "Pin Head".

PIN HEAD the famous words used by Bill O'Reilly labeled to a person who has a poor judgment on anything.

The picture above is a journalist who used his profession to humiliate the Philippines and the Filipino saying : Philippines a country of servants ....outchhh...

Kumagkow, a fellow Filipino blogger made a post as a reaction to Chip Tsao article and you may read it { HERE} and {HERE}. Now, can you blame Kumagkow for his retaliation?

The truth of the matter is, Chip Tsao made a strike of hurting the Filipino. Worldwide, there are 11 million Filipino workers who are working Overseas and that includes me. What is the percentage of servants then? 11 million ? If there are Filipino who are working as a servant in his country, so what? It is a noble profession anyway! And I bet those servants can speak better English and grammar than he does.

Wanna read the article he wrote? Click {HERE}... thanks to Niko, for posting the article Chip Tsao wrote. I warned you, he really mocked the Philippines and the Filipino in general.

Now, Click {Here} for the APOLOGY posted by the publisher and editors of HK Magazine.
Was it a sincere apology? You will be the judge.
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