ANDERSON COOPER APPOINTED U.S. AMBASSADOR TO THE PHILIPPINES

Adobo Chronicles ^ | 11-17-13

[FreedomPoster]

We live in interesting times.

[AlexW]

“That remind me, doesn’t Art Bell live there?”
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Art is married to a Filipina, and has an apartment in Manila, but I do not know where he is now hanging out.
I know he had a big problem with the heat, but I have no idea why he would pick Manila, when there are so many much better locations here.

[WVKayaker]

“BTW....a pole-smoker as US Ambassador will not go over well in such a heavily Catholic country.”

I live in the Philippines now. I am a Protestant Christian.

I went to a beauty pageant for "Miss Gay Ormoc City" where a nicely dressed elderly Roman Catholic lady gave the opening PRAYER asking for God's blessings on the event. I almost puked! The below photo is from the Miss Gay Philippines 2012. THEY ARE ALL MEN!

[WVKayaker]

#41 has wrong photo. Those are real women in the Miss World contest.

[Hoodat]

Please tell me this is a joke.

[Hoodat]

Don’t let Laz see that.

[AlexW]

“Miss Gay Philippines 2012. THEY ARE ALL MEN!”
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Yes, homo/trans-sexuality is quite common and accepted here.
I do not know why it is so common.

[Rodney Dangerfield]

My condolences Alex.

[Kickass Conservative]

Is there a City named Benghazi in the Philippines?

[max americana]

“#41 has wrong photo.”

In Malate, I can understand the confusion. ;)

[Wuli]

you’re right

as of this morning I have so far found no independent confirmation of this report

mea culpa

[GeronL]

I meant the idea that he could be welcomed as an Ambassador based on one TV report

[Wuli]

I believed the report was reporting something the administration was doing, and not just something the report/reporter were suggesting.

I was notified by friends in the Philippines today of the lack of ANY reports anywhere that independently confirmed the Anderson Cooper “ambassador” report.

They admired the report that Cooper gave from the Philippines about the disaster, but no independent Philippine news sources ever confirmed the “ambassafor” story.