...are doing the same thing that his family and fans are doing: exploiting his tragic death for attention. Every day I open reddit, I see at least 5 of these posts in pinoy subs. Yall are just ragebaiting to karma farm. Stop it.

The investigation is going on through proper channels, anyway. So stop talking about it if you're so mad that his death is being exploited.

Sumusobra na ang kulto at pangingilam sa lipunan. What if mag email tayo kay Congresswoman De Lima to reopen their case in 2015?

They are doxxing. They are killing their critics for their fucking fake salvation and to their unlovable supreme leaders. I think it's time to email the FBI, ICC and congresswoman De Lima for their case especially a money laundering.

If they are for God, Palayain si Angel at tumestigo siya. I hope Garma is the one who will testify in the ICC that happened during the EJK and the connection between Dudirty and INCultoparated.

Habang buhay na magiging duwag ang iba sa karamihan kung nagpapa influence sila sa organizations na pumapatay ng critics, habang buhay na bobo ang iba, habang buhay tayong magdudusa at habang buhay nilang hahabulin ang mga critics para ipagtanggol ang kanilang kulto.

Kailangan bugbugin nang ganitong posts mga kagaya ni Robin at Alan para makita nila ang katanghan natin.

May pumipick up kung ano ang sinasabi tungkol sa kanila sa socmed at kahit dito sa reddit. Ilang beses ko na narinig na natatamaan mga defense senator judges sa kada meme at kaya hirit sa kanila. Kaya dapat wag silang tigilan. Hindi sila immune sa kritisismo.

Laging tatandaan ang mga pinapangako ng mga nanalong pulitiko.

mula sa Kuryente ni Marcoleta, sa ₱20 na bigas ng admin, at etong 10k na ayuda.

Mga UNITEAM voters talaga sana dumami na ang nagising.

Yung sinasabing net satisfaction rating na tumaas daw uli ng 2 pts at nasa 31+ na. TANDAAN nanggaling yan sa mga 77+ at 84% pilipino daw masaya. Lampas kalahati na ang ibinaba.

Always look at the pulse rating’s history before making conclusions.

Genuine question: What about ordinary taxpayers?

The people who work hard, pay taxes, and contribute every single day. We keep funding these programs, yet it feels like we’re always the last to benefit.

Why not invest more in public transportation and better roads instead? Even if it doesn’t solve everything overnight, at least it could ease the daily commute that millions of Filipinos endure every single day.

Instead of short-term fixes that only benefit a select group, why not prioritize long-term solutions that improve the quality of life for everyone?

Delta Air Lines is introducing its first-ever nonstop flights between Manila’s Ninoy Aquino International Airport (NAIA) and Los Angeles International Airport (LAX), adding the Philippines to Delta’s global network.

Beginning in March 2027, Delta will become the only U.S. carrier to offer nonstop service between Manila and Los Angeles, further expanding its trans-Pacific network.

The service will operate three times weekly beginning March 28, 2027, departing LAX then March 30 departing NAIA, before increasing to daily flights on June 7, the carrier said in an e-mailed statement.

“We look forward to welcoming customers in the Philippines onboard for Delta’s nonstop service to the U.S.,” said Jeff Moomaw, Delta’s vice president – Asia Pacific.

“As we continue growing across the Asia Pacific region, Manila represents an exciting opportunity to introduce more travelers to Delta’s premium experience while expanding access to our global network.

Delta will utilize its Airbus A350-900, which features four distinct seat products: Delta One, Delta Premium Select, Delta Comfort and Delta Main.

The new Manila service also strengthens Delta’s joint venture with Korean Air by expanding customer choice between North America and the Philippines. Customers already enjoy convenient access to the Philippines through Korean Air’s multiple daily flights between Seoul Incheon (ICN) and Manila. Delta’s new nonstop Los Angeles-Manila service complements that existing network, giving customers the flexibility to fly nonstop with Delta or connect through Seoul with Korean Air.

Through their joint venture, Delta and Korean Air connect travelers to more than 260 destinations throughout the Americas and more than 60 destinations across Asia, making it easier than ever to explore destinations across the Pacific.

As LAX’s leading global carrier and premier West Coast gateway, Delta operates more than 160 peak-day departures to over 50 destinations, powered by a growing domestic and international network built for both leisure and business travelers.

In the past year alone, Delta has expanded its LAX network with new services to Hong Kong, Melbourne and Chicago, returned to Shanghai, announced upcoming service to Vancouver, Newark and now Manila, and introduced its largest-ever schedule to Florida.

As Los Angeles prepares to welcome the world for the LA28 Olympic and Paralympic Games, Delta continues investing in its growing LAX network, premium facilities and customer experience.

At LAX, Delta One customers can enjoy access to exclusive Delta One check-in and security and Delta’s two Delta One Lounges, including the newly opened Terminal 2 location, which offers a more intimate experience featuring elevated dining, thoughtfully designed spaces and personalized service before departure.

PortCalls

I always take Grab to and from work, and I always turn on Quiet Mode. Introvert kasi ako, and I really don't enjoy small talk. Pero minsan, kapag mabait naman ang driver, napapasagot din ako at napapakwento ng konti.

Today, on my way home, I got a polite driver and the conversation started naturally. My usual route passes by the ongoing PNR construction, so he mentioned how delayed the project was. I already knew that, syempre naman. Sabi pa niya, na-delay raw kasi ginamit sa flood control ang budget. Whether that's true or not, the project has been delayed since Digong time.

I usually avoid political conversations with strangers, but he kept going. He talked about how the Philippines supposedly missed its chance to become a wealthy country because of the delays in the PNR and the subway. Yun daw kase sana mag aahon saten sa hirap, kasama yung iba pang build build build project na pinatigil daw ni BBM.

He continued by saying that this would be the last time the country would suffer because BBM's term is almost over. Araw-araw daw niyang ipinagdarasal na sana ang susunod na presidente ay matino at hindi corrupt para tuloy-tuloy na ang pag-unlad ng Pilipinas.

Then came the plot twist.

According to him, the one person who is not corrupt and the country's greatest hope...

...is Sara Duterte.

At that point, I simply stopped responding, looked out the window, and pretended to fall asleep.

Hindi kinaya ng utak ko yung mental gymastic ni kuya. 😭

Hi everyone!

I'm Amien from France, I'll be traveling to the Philippines this October for a business trip, but I'll also take some time to enjoy a vacation. I'm planning to stay for about one month, or maybe even longer if everything goes well.

Since it will be my first time visiting the Philippines, I'd really appreciate your recommendations. I'm looking for beautiful places to explore, especially stunning beaches, islands, waterfalls, and any must-see destinations. I'm also interested in discovering the local culture, trying authentic Filipino food, and experiencing the country beyond the typical tourist spots.

Another thing I'd love is to meet friendly local people and make some good friends during my stay. It would be great to connect with people who enjoy showing visitors around, sharing their favorite places, or simply having a coffee, going to the beach, or exploring together.

If you have any travel tips, recommendations, or suggestions about where to stay, what to do, or places that shouldn't be missed, I'd be very grateful. Thank you in advance for your advice, and I'm really looking forward to visiting your beautiful country!

This in light of recent post by chinadaily and the indecisiveness, deception and deafening silence of some so called tsinators on this issue.

Senators like robin, marcoleta and others who keep on weakening the filipino argument on the west philippine sea.

Nakala irita talaga lalo na tong robin padilla na ito, may gana pa siyang mag comment against kay tarriela, at tawagin ang sarili niyang makapilipino

On July 10, 2026, President Ferdinand “BBM” Marcos Jr. spoke at a diplomatic reception, reaffirming the ruling as a cornerstone of Philippine policy: disputes must be settled by law, not force, and the South China Sea should be a sea of peace, not conflict. Events included a joint statement with 14 nations (US, Japan, Australia, etc.) on July 12 reinforcing that the award is final and binding.

China’s Thin-Skinned Response

China’s state mouthpiece China Daily quickly hit back with an ugly AI-generated video posted on July 10. It portrayed a monkey in Filipino barong and salakot, manipulated like a puppet by US and Japanese figures on a boat stage. The monkey sings the “wrong” tune about maritime negotiations, pulls out a paper referencing the arbitration award, and gets tossed into the sea—slammed by a water cannon for good measure. The caption painted the Philippines as a pawn stirring trouble at the behest of outsiders.

Philippine officials rightly slammed it as overt racism and dehumanization. PCG spokesperson Jay Tarriela called out the “public racial discrimination,” while Defense Secretary Teodoro highlighted China’s “schizophrenic” propaganda. Filipinos aren’t monkeys.

Legitimate Philippine Claims

This comes despite the Philippines’ strong legal position. The 2016 arbitral tribunal (under UNCLOS) invalidated China’s expansive “nine-dash line,” affirmed Philippine sovereign rights in its EEZ, and clarified features like those in the Spratlys and Scarborough Shoal. The award is final and binding between the parties—China just refuses to accept it while continuing aggressive actions.

Bottom line: Celebrating a legitimate legal victory isn’t provocation—it’s standing on principle. China’s racist monkey-puppet smear reveals more about their frustration with a rules-based pushback than anything else. Manila has every right to defend its territory in the West Philippine Sea, including the Spratlys and Scarborough Shoal.

Ginawa ko tong post para i-address yung mga peke o maling impormasyon tungkol sa Pax Silica na kumakalat recently.

1. Ano ang Pax Silica?
   

• Isa siyang US-led initiative para mag secure ng global supply chain for AI, semiconductors, Rare Earth and minerals. Makakatulong rin to para may independent tech eco system ang participants at hindi masyadong maging reliable sa China

• Pero wag niyo lang tingnan na bilang investment to kasi ito ay pwede maging cornerstone o foundation ng Luzon Economic Corridor (LEC)

  • - Anong ang LEC? Ito ay trilateral initiative ng US, Japan, at Pilipinas para gawing global manufacturing and logistics hub ang Luzon. Ikokonekta nito ang Subic Bay, Clark, Metro Manila, at Batangas. Habang ang US maghahandle ng framework agreements at AI technological standards, Japan naman ang tutulong sa Pilipinas sa infrustructure at alam naman nating lahat kung gaano ka-reliable ang JICA. Eto pa additional na impormasyon tungkol dito: (https://ph.usembassy.gov/fact-sheet-luzon-economic-corridor/)

• Nung sumali tayo sa initiative nato, nag offer ang BCDA 1,619-hectare site sa New Clark City na may kasamang two-year lease payment grace period.

  • Ang BCDA (Bases Conversion and Development Authority) ay isang Philippine government-owned and controlled corporation (GOCC) na may mandato na i-transfrom mga former US military bases at idle government lands na maging centers of economic growth

1. Hindi lang iisang AI data center ang Pax Silica kundi may kasama tong supporting infrastructure tulad ng rail and port modernization, clean or new energy sources, semiconductor manufacturing hubs, mineral processing, digital connectivity, etc;

A) Mineral processing:

• Tayo ang 5th most mineralize country sa buong mundo na may estimated $1 trillion in untapped reserves of copper, gold, nickel, zinc, and silver (https://practiceguides.chambers.com/practice-guides/mining-2026/philippines).
• Tayo rin ang ikalawang pinakamalaking producer ng nickel sa mundo at, nung pinatupad ng Indonesia yung 2020 ban on raw ore exports, tayo na rin ang naging pinkamalaking expoter ng nickel ore sa buong mundo (https://www.trade.gov/market-intelligence/philippines-critical-minerals)

>> Kesa na manatiling exporter ng raw materials ang Pilipinas, tutulong ang Pax silica na mag build up ng industries para i-process yung mga raw materials dito para magamit natin

B) Manufacturing:

• Mayroon na tayong established semiconductor and electronics ecosystem dito sa Pinas, particularly back-end semiconductor manufacturing tulad ng assembly, testing, and packaging. Lagpas kalahit ng merchandise export ng Pililpinas ay electronic products at umabot ng $39.1 billion in 2024, o 53.4% ng total exports, batay sa PSA (https://cpbrd.congress.gov.ph/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/FF2025-13-2024-PHILIPPINE-TRADE-IN-GOODS.pdf).
• Covered ng Pax Silica yung actual manufacturing and testing ng mga next-generation microchips at AI hardware. So kesa na mag assemble lang tayo palagi ng low-margin products, pwede tayo mag transition into high-value semiconductor fabrication and circuit design sa tulong ng technology transfers from ⁠Stanford University.

C) Talent:

• Para maghanda ng wokforce, nakikipag-coordinate ang BCDA kasama ang University of the Philippines, TESDA at Stanford University para dito. Nag sign rin sila ng agreement kasama ang US State Department para tulungan yung mga sumali sa Pax Silica initiative na mag develop AI talent and workforce programs.

D) Energy:

• Ayon kay Bingcang, (President and Chief Executive Officer of the ng BCDA) at least 5 gigawatts ng kuryente ang kailangan ng Pax Silica. Kasi naka disenyo to na mag host ng high-technology ventures tulad ng advanced manufacturing facilities, AI infrastructure and data centers.
• Ang BCDA ay nakikipag coordinate sa U.S. International Development Finance Corporation (DFC) na nag approve funding for a feasibility study para sa isang proposed liquefied natural gas terminal and power plant that na kayang mag generate around 1,200 megawatts.
• Nag sign rin ng agreement ang BCDA kasama ang Saudi Arabian renewable energy developer ACWA Power para i-explore yung proposed na 500-megawatt embedded solar power project sa loob ng New Clark City. Pati rin Maharlika Investment Corp. may interest na suportahan yung development neto

>> Aware and mga pinuno ng Pax Silica initiative sa energy crisis ng Pilipinas at gumagawa sila ng mga paraan para i-address to

E) Water:

• May misconception sa water consumption ng AI hub or data centers. Sa US, hindi malakas kumain ng tubig ang AI data centers kumpara sa ibang industriya. Ang problema kasi is ginagawa nila yung mga AI data centers sa mga area na strained ang water supplies. Recommended ko na panuorin niyo video ni Kyle Hill tungkol dito: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wx7ToT0G0qo&t=1s
• May P15-billion proposal ang South Korean firm K-Water at Maynilad Water Services Inc. para i-upgrade ang water infrastructure sa New Clark City

>> Gumagawa rin ng framework ang BCDA para i-restrict yung mga the tech hub sa pag drill ng deep groundwater wells. So ang gagawin is yung mga water systems idedesign na kumuha mula sa mga treated surface water at localized river impoundments para hindi masyadong maapektuhan ang farm irrigation.

F) Immunity:

• Ni reject na ng BCDA yung proposal ng US na diplomatic immunity para sa Pax Silica. “No special arrangement to be accorded to the US government,” Bases Conversion and Development Authority (BCDA) president and CEO Joshua Bingcang told reporters during the unveiling of the marker for the planned AI hub.

2) Bottom line:

• Dapat natin suportahan ang Pax Silica dahil napakaraming benefits na makukuha ng Pilipinas if nag push through to. Hindi lang mag iimprove and strategic alliance natin kasama ang US at Japan, maraming rin trabaho at improvements sa infrustructure madadala nito na makakatulong sa pag develop ng LEC at para bumalik ang Pilipinas bilang the "Rising Tiger of Asia"

"The mystery of human existence lies not in just staying alive, but in finding something to live for." - Fydor Dostoevsky

Magandang gabi!

yung source ng picture above is nasa Facebook and hindi ko malagay rito sa Reddit according to rules.

Si Dado Clemente ay isa sa mga nag death threat kay Alicia isang prominenteng taga sunod ni Rodrigo Duterte. isa siyang Retired Official ng Army at ngayon isa na siyang nasa SMNI na siya.

Sabi ni Sara Duterte nuon "There will be Bloodbath" during impeachment, i can really tell na sinisimulan na nila ipakita kung gano sila kadumi at ipilit ang kanilang authority saatin.