Beneath the stars fallin' on our heads: Letter to the Jueteng Operators

imechachi:

ohyouaremysweetestdownfall:

Why bring such addictive game to people especially to people in politics? Why not stop this game so called “jueteng”, so our country will never be corrupted by officials above or the administrators? They are just stealing our money; the people’s money. Now, people sitting in the…

definitely true…stop this thing jueteng so we will never be corrupted again by higher officials…

prettylittleluckyminds:

Every jueteng operators in our country especially in higher ranks or in government officials should stop this illegal number game. 

(Source: youareallineed-forevermore)

To Jueteng Operators !

Have you ever imagine how illegal you’re doing right now? You are putting issues that can make the Philippines worst. First, you are one of the reason why Philippines is not economically raising. Also this game don’t chose a state in life, it could be poor or it could be rich but everyone of us knows that this is an illegal number game. You should seek jobs that can help our country, not only in our country but also for everyone’s good. Aren’t you scared that because of Jueteng Operators government officials cannot take the other issues in our country that are supposed focused right now? I’m really sure that there are lot of opportunities that can be taken away but for you, jueteng operators, you are just giving your family headaches. The one big reason is because, most of these jueteng operators are coming from our government officials, as one of the leader of our country, you should show what do our country deserve. It is not late for you to change our country’s future. But at least you can help our country better. 

Sarah Navales ;)

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