Señor Loy

Seems those blokes at @MaharlikaIC duno what they r doing. @Bonget only got 2yrs n still duno where to put d money n start getting profits w/in 3months. They don't need this writer to tell them how. President needs to fire all of them now.

Whoever advised Bonget to do this gimmick should be shot at Luneta. Para wala gutom, trabaho ang kailangan. Work is created when factories r set up. Factories/plants are built when investments come n investments come when pawnshop operators stop masquerading as "bankers".

🚨 BOMBSHELL! Former US Ambassador Chas Freeman exposes a terrifying coverup. He confirms the actual death toll in Gaza is a staggering 680,000 people. He reveals the Zionist regime intentionally hides these massive casualties to avoid genocide charges.

For all his serious failings at home and abroad, history will most remember Keir Starmer as an enthusiastic participant in the Axis of Genocide. His direct complicity in the genocide in Palestine and his brutal repression of human rights defenders protesting the genocide in the UK will define his legacy forever. His departure from office is only the first step toward justice. Now let him answer for his crimes in a court of law.

At the 1972 Munich Olympics, a 15-year-old American swimmer won three gold medals and set two world records. Almost nobody remembers her name. The cameras were pointed somewhere else. The story of Munich is usually told in two parts. First, there was the dominance of Mark Spitz, who won seven gold medals and became the face of the Games. Then there was the tragedy of the Munich Massacre, when eleven Israeli athletes and coaches were murdered by terrorists from Black September. Those two stories became the history of Munich. Everything else disappeared into the background. Including a teenage girl from Virginia named Melissa Belote. She arrived in Germany as a high school sophomore. No media entourage. No endorsement deals. No celebrity status. Just a swimmer who had spent years staring at the black line at the bottom of a pool before sunrise. In the 100-meter backstroke, she won gold and set an Olympic record. In the 200-meter backstroke, she won gold and broke the world record. In the 4×100-meter medley relay, she helped the United States win gold and set another world record. Three events. Three gold medals. Two world records. She was fifteen years old. While reporters chased Spitz through the Olympic Village, Belote quietly climbed out of the same pool carrying world records. Few cameras followed. Few headlines appeared. Then the Munich attack happened. The Games stopped. The world changed. When competition resumed, celebration was gone. Athletes finished their events beneath a cloud of grief and shock. Belote received her final gold medal in an arena struggling to find joy. Then she packed her bags and went home. No nationwide media tour. No magazine covers. No Hollywood offers. She returned to Springfield, Virginia. The next thing she had to worry about wasn't another Olympic final. It was high school. She walked back into class as a sophomore. According to the stories told later, school didn't even excuse her from regular physical education requirements. Just weeks after becoming a three-time Olympic champion, she was still expected to run laps like everyone else. Today, her achievements remain in the record books: 🥇 100m Backstroke 🥇 200m Backstroke (World Record) 🥇 4×100m Medley Relay (World Record) Three Olympic gold medals. Won before she was old enough to drive. The medals weigh exactly the same as everyone else's. History just forgot to look at them. Melissa Belote didn't merely compete in Munich. She outswam the world while almost nobody was watching.

She wore blonde braids and a simple kerchief. The Nazi officers at their desks barely glanced up. To them, she was just another Polish peasant girl—harmless, invisible, beneath notice. That moment of disregard would cost them their lives. Her name was Niuta Teitelbaum. She was 22 years old, a history student at Warsaw University—small, soft-spoken, the kind of young woman who looked like she belonged in a library, not a war. But when Nazi tanks rolled into Poland in September 1939, Niuta made a choice that would echo through history. She walked into the Polish underground resistance headquarters and spoke words that would define her short, brilliant life: "I am a Jew. My place is in the struggle against the Nazis—for the honor of my people and for a free Poland." The seasoned fighters looked at this tiny blonde girl and wondered what she could possibly do. She was about to show them something extraordinary. Niuta realized what others had missed: her innocence was her greatest weapon. The Nazis expected resistance fighters to look dangerous—battle-hardened, military, male. Niuta looked like she was on her way to market. So she used it. Ruthlessly. Brilliantly. With her braids and her shy demeanor, Niuta walked through doors that armed fighters could never approach. She entered Nazi offices and apartments. She crossed checkpoints that would have arrested anyone else. And when she emerged, Nazi officers didn't. For nearly three years, Niuta became the Gestapo's phantom. They gave her a name they whispered in fear: "Little Wanda with the Braids." They hunted her relentlessly. They put her on every wanted list in Warsaw. They offered bounties for her capture. And they couldn't find her—because they were searching for someone who looked dangerous. She was transporting weapons. Smuggling families to safety. Moving intelligence between underground cells. Teaching other resistance fighters how to survive. And when the moment came, she acted as an assassin for freedom. When the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising erupted in April 1943—a desperate last stand by people fighting not to win, but to die with dignity—Niuta was there. She moved through the chaos, helping others escape, refusing to abandon those who needed her. Most who entered the ghetto in those weeks never came out. Niuta survived. But in July 1943, betrayed to the Gestapo, her hiding place was discovered. The Nazis arrested her before she could reach the cyanide pill—every resistance fighter's final choice. They took her to headquarters. They interrogated her for weeks. They tortured her, demanding names, addresses, information that would destroy her network. Niuta Teitelbaum told them nothing. Not a single name. Not one address. Not a shred of information that could endanger anyone she had ever fought alongside. She protected her people even as her body broke. She was executed in September 1943. She was 25 years old. The Polish underground called her "Heroine of Warsaw." For decades, her story faded from history books. Perhaps because she was a woman in a man's war. Perhaps because she was a Communist in a nationalist narrative. Perhaps because the truth was too complicated: that the most effective resistance fighter in occupied Warsaw wore blonde braids and looked like someone's sister. But Niuta's story is real. And it carries a truth that history keeps trying to teach us across generations: Courage doesn't always look the way you expect it to. Sometimes it walks in quietly—with braids, a gentle smile, and a fierce heart—and changes everything. That was Niuta Teitelbaum. Remember her name.

Breaking: China, Russia and North Korea say they will join genocide case against Israel in International Criminal Court

Reporter: Some members of the Jewish community, including Democratic Congressman Josh Gottheimer, were alarmed by the language you used at the rally last week, calling AIPAC monsters who move dark money. Mamdani: I want to be very clear. We’re talking about a status quo where children are being killed on a daily basis. More than 1,000 Palestinians have been killed by the Israeli military since the so-called ceasefire. Even an Al Jazeera journalist, Ahmed Wishah, was killed this past Saturday by an Israeli strike. And when I am speaking about AIPAC, I’m speaking about an organization that has been supportive of the status quo, that has fought any attempt to actually deliver safety to people not just in Palestine but, frankly, throughout much of the region. And it is a status quo of immorality. It is one that I will not accept. And when it comes to the way in which they defend the status quo, oftentimes they defend it through direct contributions, as we are seeing right now in New York 13. Oftentimes they also support the status quo through dark money, by funneling money that would have previously come directly from AIPAC through other organizations whose contributors’ identities are only made clear after an election. And I think it is important that when we ask ourselves how such death and destruction is happening overseas, we also name those who allow it to take place.

As your leader in exile I today intimate my readiness to return as your prime minister. My Workers Party government is ready and willing to co-operate with patriotic and right thinking people in the national interest to save Britain from its downward spiral towards oblivion. We stand for common sense socialism of a kind once familiar in our islands. We reject extremism of all kinds. Our five year economic plan would begin the rebuilding of our national manufacturing base, relief for our farmers and fisherfolk a sharp turn towards vocational training and apprenticeships. We reject net zero apocalypse policies and woke identity politics. The only identity that matters to us is class and country. We believe the current Chinese model of a mixed economy with the state playing a guiding role as the guarantor of the national interest is the best model as China’s unprecedented success illustrates. We would take Britain into the rising world of the BRICS and the SCO. We reject war and the mindless preparations for it which make war much more likely. We oppose British membership of NATO and the authoritarian European Union currently destroying European identity. We reject globalism. We WANT to be British, English, Scottish and Welsh, not an anywhere branch of globalised capitalism. We would return to the Scottish and Welsh people their inalienable right to self-determination. We would take immediate steps to facilitate the reunification of Ireland. We would repeal all authoritarian laws bans and proscriptions and return a revitalised police force to policing crime not political dissent. Our Ten Point Plan is our lodestar: socialism in British characteristics. Check us out. I await your call. George Galloway Leader @WorkersPartyGB

FORMER ISRAELI PM YOAV GALLANT ADMITS ISRAEL KILLED ITS OWN WITH HANNIBAL DIRECTIVE ON OCT. 7 AND BLAMED HAMAS: HELICOPTERS, DRONES AND TANKS WERE USED. This video is now illegal to share in Israel. Sources state it can get you 5 yrs in prison #Israel

Naku irog, nagpapaniwala naman kayo sa trolls

How can u trust that bloke when he is ignorant of abasic @PHL history fact? Will d @UPHistoryDep't give him a history refresher course, please?

Matagal ng "tiwalag" yan.

REMINDER: No other one of the 48 nations has to deal with this. Iran does. - Visa denials for members of their delegation - Their training base moved from Arizona to Tijuana - Travel restrictions forcing arrivals hours before kickoff - Forced immediate departures after the conclusion of each match - Thousands of supporters stripped of ticket allocations - Constant political scrutiny And yet, against all expectations, they held No. 9 ranked Belgium to a 0–0 draw. That is the Iranian spirit.

Assuming for d sake of argument w/o admitting tis "Illegal", why don't we both move forward? Temper ur abrasive/invasive stunts at d WPS n invests in @PHL infra projects. Show good faith. As MTT said, let d future resolve itself.

NO. Hilaw pa at wala pang alam

Well, personally for me, he dropped d ball. All those blah blah are motherhood statements. If he would have inked an agreement where we are allowed to buy russian diesel/ gasoline, cement or steel ussing @PHLPesos n Russia can buy our prods using Roubles, that's more concrete

Their country was attacked, and the US sabotaged their visas and denied them residency. Yet, they fought through it all to top their group. Bravo, Iran!

Naku hijo, pag namatay ang lima, bibilangin pa in silang "members"? Maski 5 ang namatay, ibabase pa rin sa 24?

🔥 This is why the clip is exploding.Sarah Netanyahu pleads for sympathy: “My children have suffered shaming and violence simply because they are the children of the Prime Minister. We must condemn personal attacks on children in any setting.” 🇬🇧 A British activist’s response hits like a hammer: “Did your children starve? Were they bombed? Did you receive them in plastic bags? Were they shot while collecting water, ribs shattered? Your criminal husband did this to the children of Gaza.” The video is devastating. Her words play while these questions overlay in Arabic. The contrast is brutal. This is the double standard the world can no longer ignore