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@JoeV921
if your are a believer keep on pushing and keep your Faith along the way…Good change can happen.
Katılım Mayıs 2016
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@ricci_richy Walang modo dapat sa hayup na ito tanggalin ng DILG.Ikaw lang baklng madumi hayup ka,baboyy.dpat idemanda ng convenience store yan.
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@Homeboy56581258 Ulolll sayo na yang pagmamahal mo mag jackol na lng ako.
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@ABSCBNNews Hindi ba pagmumukha pa lang hangal na, lalo pa sa pag iisip.wala kang respetong makukuha sa mga intelihenteng Filipino.
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Nagkainitan sina Senador Rodante Marcoleta at Francis Pangilinan matapos mabuksan sa plenaryo ng Senado ang usapin kaugnay ng tamang sukat, lawak, at grid coordinates ng West Philippine Sea nitong Lunes, Pebrero 2, 2026.
PANOORIN: youtube.com/watch?v=lSOUH2…

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@AbdulmanapBalt @chidi_twt Hala Kapamilya talaga,it runs in the blood !!
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@AJPlanetFriends Thats Sedious,ano ang ginagawa ng ethics com ng congress, this is a national threat.
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@SenImeeMarcos Hindi naman kmi bilib sayo.Binabastos mo nga pamilya mo ibang tao pa.Simply disrespectful.
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Wala akong alam sa basurahan.
HINDI AKO ANG MAY BASURANG PINAGTATAKPAN.
#IMEEsolusyon
#ImeeMarcos
#SenatorImee
#SenatorImeeMarcos
#SenImee
#SenImeeMarcos
#Imee

San Juan City, National Capital Region 🇵🇭 Filipino

SEN. BATO’S BIRTHDAY WISH
LOOK: Senator Ronald “Bato” dela Rosa issues a statement on his 64th birthday, insisting he will not let himself be arrested or tried by foreign authorities.
"One that demands that justice be served right here, on our shores, in our courts. Justice that requires us to stand tall and proud as Filipinos. Nothing more, nothing less," he writes.
The senator has been in hiding since November amid reports that the International Criminal Court issued an arrest warrant against him over drug war killings during his tenure as Philippine National Police chief. | @eimorpsantos

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@leisbeth_recto Obviously political benefits.Tanong worth it ba na mga taong yan ang i employ nya,as in qualified ba?
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@lahingpnoy Mga hangal ang mga bumabatikos sa hakbang ng america….10 taon namin tinukungan ang mga Venezuelans pra mabuhay sa europa at sila ay mga biktima ni maduro..kaya magpakahangal at makisawsaw ka babalina.
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@MackinleyZamora Puro ka arte…di ka nahiya..ano man meron kayo …nakaw pa din karamihan.
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@nicoquejano @gilole13 He should be impeached for being so ignorant as a public servant and for insinuating he seditious to the Philippine Constitution.
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@jaytaryela This is because he has no brain and just settled with the idea of just to stop..he lacks critical thinking.Poor Philippines we have such a wasted governance.
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Senator Robin Padilla's statement that confrontation with China yields no benefits for the Philippines and that continued contestation over the WPS is futile. Such position undermines the plight of Filipino fishermen who, just weeks ago, were injured and had their boats damaged by China Cost Guard water cannons near Escoda Shoal—incidents that highlight ongoing aggression despite diplomatic efforts.
This statement is also a profound disservice to the PCG personnel who are courageously and selflessly patrolling the West Philippine Sea and who are constantly subjected to China’s bullying and dangerous actions. Our presence in these waters is not the cause of escalating tensions. We are there to prevent China from normalizing its illegal presence in the WPS while, at the same time, providing safety and security to our ordinary fishermen.
As part of the senate, Sen. Padilla should recognize that the Philippines has never initiated or escalated tensions in the WPS. Instead, we have consistently been on the receiving end of China's barbaric, illegal, coercive, aggressive, and deceptive actions, which violate the 2016 Arbitral Award and international law.
While Sen. Padilla emphasizes for diplomatic dialogue, he perhaps forgot that the current administration under President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has actively pursued diplomacy. President Marcos has repeatedly emphasized maintaining open communication channels with Beijing while asserting that the WPS issue does not define the entirety of Philippines-China relations. As a matter of fact, bilateral trade remains robust: China is the Philippines' top import partner and a major export destination, with trade volumes reaching billions annually despite WPS issue.
On Sen. Padilla’s discussion of territorial sea and exclusive economic zones, the Philippine government broadly understands the distinction under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). It is only China that refuses to accept the invalidity of its "nine-dash line," as ruled by the 2016 Arbitral Award.
Sen. Padilla's vision—that Filipino fishermen fish freely in the WPS, that Philippine Coast Guard vessels no longer subjected to water cannon by the China Coast Guard, and that resources like oil and gas at Recto Bank be extracted—can only materialize if China ceases its aggression. Suggesting that the Philippines should halt its defense of rights reveals a misunderstanding: we are not "fighting" in an offensive sense but steadfastly upholding sovereign rights against bullying. It is our fishermen who truly "fight" daily—not with arms, but by pursuing their livelihood in the WPS which is now endangered daily by China’s maritime forces.
The good senator must remember: standing firm is not provocation; it is patriotism and it is our obligation for the next generation of Filipinos.
By the way, Vietnam is not a founding member of ASEAN; it only joined in 1995.
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