Daang hindi matuwid ni mar

 from a post of getrealphilippines:

In case you can’t read the note below, here it is.

“WOW. Do the numbers. 5 years is 260 weeks. Divide that into 180,000 and you get 3000 classrooms a week. Using a 5 day work week, 600 a day. This much activity would attract a lot of attention. In my travels, i have not observed any. Has any one of you got any pictures of all this work happening that they can share> Because if it is true, it is quite an engineering achievement.”

Go ahead and vote for someone who claims this as true.

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