The Chronicle of Ant Juan  

Posted by Mr. JuanStep

For 10 excruciating years, ANT JUAN had been spending his time in participating in rallies to eradicate the regime of KING ANT MIC. Since King Ant Mic became the king, he NEVER spent a cent to maintain the colossal rice field of the Worker Ants. Thus, their fertile land became arid.

As a result of the 10 years of hardships, the CRUSADE of Ant Juan reached its peak. The rallyists rose to more than a hundred thousand and they were enough to OVERTHROW King Ant Mic.

Ecstatic, all the Worker Ants rejoiced and appointed Ant Juan as the NEW KING.

A year passed swiftly.

One radiant morning, KING ANT JUAN rose from his bed because of a very irritating noise. Upon the gates of his palace, he saw:

With a leader comes POWER. With Power comes CORRUPTION. With Corruption come crises. With crises come suspicions. With suspicions comes revolution. With revolution comes the downfall of the leader. With the downfall of the leader comes a new leader. With a new leader comes POWER. With Power comes CORRUPTION.

The CYCLE OF CORRUPTION is pretty tricky.

Would you go with the FLOW? Or would you seek CHANGE?


START THE CHANGE.

WORK FOR THE CHANGE.

HAVE THE CHANGE.

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23 comments

sarah  
June 6, 2009 7:57 PM

It's cool that you're dedicating your life to seek for CHANGE. I would be glad to support you. :D

take care & God Bless! :D

Mr. JuanStep  
June 6, 2009 8:11 PM

Sarah, thank you for supporting JUAN STEP. This is my simple way of helping our country. I've included you in my blog list.

God bless.

bing  
June 6, 2009 11:13 PM

very young to be moving for change. no, am not being cynical but admiring. infatuated at the ideals. wish every young of this generation think the way you do. hope they would be inspired and follow the trail.

the cycle is truly tricky but i believe we can do something about it.

Gi-Ann  
June 6, 2009 11:39 PM

hi friend.. added you in my link.. :)

Mr. JuanStep  
June 7, 2009 3:14 AM

Thank you, Ms. Bing. One of my dreams is being able to inspire and motivate Filipino people especially the youth to seek for CHANGE. I will continue what I'm doing until we attain change.

Yeah. We really can do something about it.There is still hope.

Imelda  
June 7, 2009 4:33 AM

nice post. hapi sunday.

sarah  
June 7, 2009 7:38 AM

No problem, I want to help the country to. :D

thanks for the comment...if you don't mind me asking, just came from a relationship? :p it's good to know that I can relate to someone. haha!

czaroma  
June 7, 2009 9:33 AM

I agree, political corruption is a continuous cycle. Everyone wants change... continue to inspire people until we reach that goal!

Mr. JuanStep  
June 7, 2009 5:07 PM

Yeah. And we can do something about it if we want to change. Thank you, Czaroma. I'll do my best to inspire more people.

shengy  
June 8, 2009 1:19 AM

there is hope if we believe..continue to be an inspiration to many..

sarah  
June 8, 2009 4:14 AM

uhmmm, ours ended on March 10. haha! I still know the exact date. But the problem is, the way he treats me today is the same way he treated me when we still had a relationship. So i'm kinda getting mixed signals...and at the same time, he's currently courting my classmate/friend. it's weird.

yeah, I guess...what's your estimated time of getting over them? HAHA! :p

Mr. JuanStep  
June 8, 2009 4:24 AM

That's very true, Shengy. We just got to believe. I'll continue to inspire more people; I'll do my best. Thanks for the comment.

sarah  
June 8, 2009 6:26 AM

I don't know...you're a guy, tell me what you think about the situation if you were in his shoes. haha! oh well, you're right. It is confusing, so i'm just trying to move on...

aww, you don't speak? so how are you holding up so far? :D

months or years, wow! you're probably right... :|

sarah  
June 8, 2009 7:07 AM

Oh...yeah, you're right. :D

and what exactly are those things that made you happy? so, you're moving on. good for you!

yes, we can! I feel like we're starting a campaign for moving on from "recently broken relationships". HAHA!

sah  
June 8, 2009 7:39 AM

I like your concept of CHANGE, facing and finding ways to political issues and conflicts to our country nowadays that we encounter and be affected by it of course. You're a great help! God Bless!

mike gallego  
June 8, 2009 10:08 AM

you write so well and you're very critical on your opinions. i would like to know what school in the philippines trains their students to become like that. :)

Mr. JuanStep  
June 8, 2009 4:14 PM

Thank you for that, Sah. I realized that I myself should help our country, so I decided to make my concept of CHANGE inspired by famous 'I' campaigns.

God bless.

Mr. JuanStep  
June 8, 2009 4:20 PM

Mike, you're the one who writes so well. I believe that you are the best writer of our batch. Guess we have a great school. :)

sarah  
June 8, 2009 6:25 PM

I'm doing fine. It's a bit hard to move on because of the situation but i'm holding up.

Same here. I felt more close with my family and friends because of the incident.

It's nice to find someone I can relate to. :D

SENTIMIENTOR  
June 8, 2009 10:02 PM

hi! im oswald aka sentimientor...

i linked you on my site...
www.sentimientonijuan.blogspot.com

ako din yung kumausap sayo dati na i'll feature you on my blog... hehehe...

just leave a comment on my blog...

sarahdlsan  
June 9, 2009 5:04 AM

Yeah, everyone's telling me that. Time heals everything right? :p

yupyup. update me on what happened regarding you're "moving on" thing...haha! that way, I wouldn't feel so alone thinking i'm the only one left who's not moving on. HAHA! :D

take care & God bless!

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