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>>OVERALL PRODUCTION VALUES >>I finally watched the pageant in its entirety. I have >>to say that the whole production reeked of local >>Filipino pageant than one of an international calibre. >>There were one or two high points, but the >>overwhelming lows far outweighed anything of interest >>in this the pageant.The hosts of the show were >>atrocious! >> >>WEAK TOP 4 - REHEARSED ANSWERS >>Apart from that, I think that the top 4 were quite >>weak in terms of beauty, but nevertheless Tanzania >>stood out by far. The final question was about >>addressing Obama on environmental problems, and it was >>obvious that this question was chosen in the hopes >>that the international media might pick up on it. It >>was a very specific question addressed to a specific >>world leader and it required a specific reply. >>Unfortunately, all the girls regurgitated their >>memorised answers. No one thought to incorporate >>Obama's "CHANGE" slogan into their answers. >> >>The eventual winner, Miss Philippines, regurgitated >>her answer the best, her part-Canadian roots naturally >>putting her at an advantage when it came to speaking >>in English. She sounded totally rehearsed and, unlike >>Miss Tanzania, Miss Mexico & Miss Brazil, gave her >>well-practised delivery without any slip-ups. >> >>PHILIPPINES - CANADA : THE MESTIZAS >>Miss Earth 2007 was a Canadian who had a Filipino >>father. Miss Earth 2008 was a Filipina who had a >>Canadian father. No surprises then that the general >>public in the Philippines, and most of the people >>writing/blogging about ME (ie. Filipinos) think that >>they were deserving of their wins because of their >>outstanding Mestiza beauty. >> >>Mestizas are cherished in the Philippines because they >>tend to have Caucasian features like fair skin, big >>eyes, a nose with a well-defined bridge, etc. Many are >>raised to idol status. However, to non-Filipino eyes, >>these mestizas are not the godesses Filipinos hold >>them to be. They're a dime a dozen in South American >>countries and few would give them a second glance. In >>any case, this explains the idolatry that goes on in >>the Philippines when it comes to mestizas. >> >>There were quite a few stunners in Miss Earth this >>year, but not all made the cut. The cut from top 8 to >>top 4 was the most puzzling. I guess Miss Philippines >>was the best among the Top 4, but that does not speak >>much for her, as she was sporting well-developed >>love-handles during the swimsuit round. >> >>Overall, Miss Earth seems to be going downhill in >>terms of production values and crown holders, not to >>mention beauty. I only look forward to watching Miss >>Universe and Miss World now, as these two pageants >>still produce the most stunning winners and >>first-class productions.
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