'Philippine\'s President Benigno Noynoy Aquino III'

'On July 25, 2011, the second put in of the Nation master chief (SONA 2011) of Philippines President, Benigno, Noynoy, Aquino III, was held at the voice session of Senate and Congress, in Batangas Pambansa. What I care most approximately his speech, was the steering he intercommunicate the Philippine people. He addressed the people as his, bosses, and regarded this past categorys achievements with humility. He always mappings, nagawa natin at atin, throughout his speech. This shows how he sees his position non honest as a stiff position, scarce a privilege to equal the inelegant, and serve the people. This mind set gives me bank, that he would serve meliorate than the old officials who collapse drowned in the bribe system. \nI want outdo the way he presented his SONA as, makamasa. He used Filipino, scarce in the best way possible. He opted non to use English, like how the previous president did. I liked this, because by doing so, he was open to enchant the attention of everyone, not just those who are meliorate. He was able to engender the attention of purge the poorest of the poor, because the language he used did not hinder them from understanding. At the same time, because of his neutralize manner of speaking, his educated way of addressing, and his outline of using facts and figures in his speech, he was likewise able to capture the eyes and ears of the philia and upper class. I found this years SONA more than effective and contact lens than the previous years. It really got my attention, and made me call back that theres hope for this unpolished; hope for progress, and hope that corruption ordain be eradicated in the system. \nThe main fuss in this country is not the resources, nor the skills of the people, but corruption. The president was ripe(p) in addressing this issue, and contend all the problems at the roots. Throughout his SONA, he constantly uses, wang-wang, and stresses his struggles to trash against i t. That, wang-wang, is used to crop corrupt officia... '