A whopping P250,000 or $5,000 per day job opportunity!

Yes, you heard read it right.  If you are currently looking for a job, then this is the right post for you.  Are you a person with a dynamic personality, can handle stress and can work overtime?

Are you lawfully in a legal age to be able to work?

Are you physically fit and willing to do whatever it takes if the job needs it?

Are you willing to work overseas?  Thus, holding a VISA, passport, or any documents to be able to work abroad?

Can you run 100 miles per hour or more?

Are you willing to sacrifice your life?

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Wait a second.

"Are you kidding me?"  

I can hear you say that.

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Sorry to dissapoint you, but I am not kidding.  This job is not a fraud.  This job post is currently in need for the reactors in the Fukushima Deichi in Japan.  It is said that the company is willing to go overboard in paying any successful applicant a whopping P250,000 or $5,000 per day.  The job description states that the "JUMPER" (as they call it) needed to be jumping off a certain radioactive tube, clean it, and run (for you lives) before you'll be contaminated with any radioactive materials present in the tube.

What a radioactive contamination will look like?  Google it.  It's gross.

Will you? or be a drug mule?  Choose wisely.

The 3 Overseas Filipino Workers in China, executed of drug trafficking

The sad news has sprung.  the two-year battle in deathrow of Mr. Ramon Credo, Sally Ordinario Villanueva, and Elizabeth Batain had ended the hardest way.  About 12 in this afternoon, the 3 OFWs had been in the lethal injection putting them to death.  Today, I can only see two scenarios: the mourning families of the OFWs; and China leaders' take in implementing rules in such offenses.  They were the two parties that will shoulder the consequences of doing any move in this now a global crisis.  Before, I was like, what if they were freed?  Does that mean people will do that once or several times again since they know that country leaders will bend their knees to free them?

But after this news, my two personas haunts me.  One that says, 

"Hey people, you always say that illegal acts results because of economic instability, lack of money, and you only want what's best for your family.  But cr*p.  Your coconut shells' been learned that drug trafficking and any illegal offenses will resort to steel bar detention, life imprisonment, or worst, death penalty.  And now, you're begging for mercy?  How about the lives of people that has been wasted because of those illegal drugs?  Why don't you give them the same as you now pleaded?"  

But then again, I feel for the relatives, families, and their loved ones and a part of me says, 

"Foolish.  What if those charged were victims themselves?  Victims of recruiters like Tita Calayan that has been caught and in the custody of the NBI and Precy Evangelista who currently holds her freedom?  And victims of the temptation to have a decent life?"  

Now, I'm torn.

I hope this incident will serve as a lesson for each and everyone.  There's nothing wrong to think of ways for the betterment of our families, only, think and face the consequences of whichever paths we have to crossed.

Right this very moment, all I can think about were the ones that was left and the 70 plus people in line for death row in China and 125 more in other parts of the world.  What will be their fates?  Who is to blame?  My prayers and warmest condolences for Mr. Ramon Credo, Sally Villanueva Ordinario, and Elizabeth Batain, their children, families, and loved ones.