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@BRPSierraMadre Mga balasubas talaga.

🚨 THIS IS NOT “COAST GUARD” BEHAVIOR — THIS IS STATE-SPONSORED HARASSMENT | China’s bullying in the West Philippine Sea is no longer limited to illegal blockades, water cannons, or dangerous collisions. Now they are using Long Range Acoustic Devices (LRADs) against Filipinos inside Philippine waters. Let that sink in. A foreign vessel is using sound-based harassment tactics that can cause: * permanent hearing damage, * ear injuries, * disorientation, * and psychological intimidation. Against civilians. Against Filipino personnel. Inside Philippine waters. And China still wants the world to believe this is “peaceful conduct”? No legitimate coast guard should operate like this. Real coast guards rescue lives. They enforce maritime safety. They protect fishermen. Only an insecure power weaponizes intimidation against unarmed people and then hides behind propaganda. This is why more nations are beginning to see the truth: China does not just occupy waters. It weaponizes fear. It weaponizes pressure. It weaponizes coercion. And every time they harass Filipinos in our own seas, they expose themselves to the world as exactly what they claim not to be. The Philippines does not need to exaggerate China’s behavior anymore. China is doing that itself. #BRPSierraMadre #NationalSecurity #unitedfrontworks #illegaloperation #NotOneMore #grayzonewarfare

@BRPSierraMadre There's a big possibility that those people are operators/ sleepers. Thus, the panic. They need to get investigated and serve prison time.

🚨 WHY IS CHINA PANICKING OVER 69 ILLEGAL WORKERS IN THE PHILIPPINES? 🇵🇭 | 69 undocumented Chinese workers were caught operating inside a Philippine industrial complex linked to serious investigations. Before Filipinos could even get full answers…the Chinese Embassy was already moving fast. Why? Why the urgency BEFORE the investigation is finished?Why the rush to protect people who entered and worked here illegally?Why apply diplomatic pressure while Philippine authorities are still uncovering the truth? The Department of National Defense has already warned that anyone who interferes with the investigation — foreign or local — may face serious legal consequences. And now ordinary Filipinos are starting to ask the same uncomfortable question: If these were just ordinary workers… why does Beijing seem so worried? This is no longer just about undocumented labor. This is about sovereignty. This is about foreign interference. This is about whether Filipinos will allow outsiders to pressure our institutions while investigations are ongoing. The Philippines has laws. The Philippines has courts. And the Philippines deserves the right to investigate crimes on Philippine soil without foreign pressure. If there is truly nothing to hide, then let the investigation finish. No interference. No shortcuts. No special treatment. 🇵🇭 Let Filipinos decide what happens in the Philippines. #BRPSierraMadre #NationalSecurity #UnitedFrontWorks #IllegalOperations #NotOneMore

@IanEsguerra Defensive mechanism dahil nasapul yung kampo nila. Maybe she thought people would sympathize with what they had to go through. Unfortunately for them, the events were covered by the media. They can not fool the people using narratives that they concocted to cover up the scandal.

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@manayleila Wumaos spotted.

𝗧𝗢 𝗙𝗢𝗥𝗧𝗛𝗪𝗜𝗧𝗛 𝗣𝗥𝗢𝗖𝗘𝗘𝗗 ⚖️✊🏼 Ngayong nag-convene na ang Senado bilang impeachment court, umaasa tayo sa agaran at patas na paglilitis kay VP Sara Duterte ukol sa mga alegasyon na hindi pa rin nya hinaharap. On my part, as a member of the House prosecution panel, we pray for strength and wisdom as we carry out this very significant mission to prosecute and hold VP Sara accountable. Patuloy po sana tayong maging mapanuri, magbantay at manindigan para sa hustisya at pananagutan.

@risahontiveros Wag na kayong manawagan sa kanila maam dahil tuloyan nang sinira ng mga colleagues mo ang dignidad ng senado. What's important now is they must be held accountable for what has transpired yesterday. Maang-maangan pa ung SP sa media eh marami nang may alam sa tunay na nangyari.

We owe the Filipino people much, much better than this.

@jaytaryela Wumaos on the comment section. Notice the number of views on your post, sir. You are being watched, us included. Laban lang🇵🇭

Again and again

@jaytaryela Another sloppy propaganda from their side.

@jaytaryela Aside from standing up against the aggressor, we should also stop using their tech products. It can be used as a Trojan horse against us, which can impede our capabilities to carry out military or civilian operations.

The location referred to by the Chinese Embassy is Pagasa Island and the Pagasa Cays, which form an integral part of the Kalayaan Island Group of the Philippines. These features have never been part of China. The recent activity in this area was undertaken by Philippine civil society and was not the result of any deployment or operation ordered by the Philippine government. This area lies several hundred nautical miles from the Chinese mainland. It therefore cannot infringe upon any legitimate Chinese territorial sovereignty, as none exists here under international law. China cannot substantiate its objection by referencing nearby Zamora Reef, which it has unlawfully reclaimed and occupied. The 2016 Arbitral Award, which is final, binding, and based on UNCLOS, has clearly established that such features fall outside China’s lawful claims. Any linkage between the two disregards the rules of international law that China claims to respect. China’s reference to the 2002 Declaration on the Conduct of Parties in the South China Sea (DOC) is inconsistent with its conduct. It was China that violated the spirit and letter of the DOC by undertaking massive illegal reclamation, militarizing artificial islands, and employing persistent threats and the use of force against Philippine vessels and fishermen. The Philippines has consistently upheld the DOC. Lastly, China’s assertion that it is enforcing maritime law is without foundation. Its very presence in the area — constructed through unlawful reclamation, artificial island building, and militarization in direct violation of UNCLOS and the 2016 Arbitral Award — constitutes the most egregious breach of the relevant international legal framework.

@TrillanesSonny It's payback time, sir. What they did to you back then was kinda irreparable. The massive smear campaign using their troll farms, eroding your reputation. It's time to put those scoundrels in their right places. Hope one day,you can go back to higher office again.

Ngayong umaga, ako ay muling nagsampa ng mga kaso laban 18 ‘ex-marines’ dahil sa patuloy nilang pagkakalat ng kasinungalingan tungkol sakin. Kasama rin sa kasong ito si Byron "Banat By" Cristobal at iba pang hosts ng SMNI. Hangga’t patuloy silang nagkakalat ng mga kasinungalingan, patuloy din ang pagsampa ko ng kaso laban sa kanila. Di ko kayo titigilan.

@LTYokota Kick them out already ffs

🇯🇵☪️ A Muslim leader who has lived in Fujisawa City, Japan for 37 years responded to a question from a Fujisawa City councilor by saying "It goes without saying that Sharia law supersedes Japanese law." He even pointed the finger at the councilor in an arrogant manner. This shows that Muslims will not respect Japanese law and insist on Sharia law as part of Islamizing Japan.

@jaytaryela This is an unrestricted warfare being waged against us sir. Do we have plans moving forward? They've been doing it for years, but so far no solutions whatsoever. These scumbags are walking free with their belligerence.

The claims made by Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo Jiakun are nothing more than another attempt to distort facts and deflect responsibility. First, the cyanide testing was thoroughly and professionally conducted by the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) using established forensic and scientific protocols. The results are credible, transparent, and irrefutable. These were not casual findings — they came from laboratory analysis of bottles recovered directly from Chinese vessels operating in the area. Second, Ayungin Shoal lies well within the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone, as affirmed by the 2016 Arbitral Award under UNCLOS. This is not a matter of opinion; it is a matter of international law. The Philippines has sovereign rights to protect its marine resources and enforce its laws in these waters. China’s repeated assertions of sovereignty over Philippine EEZ do not make them true. Third, if there is only one country that has evidently and massively destroyed the marine environment in the West Philippine Sea, it is China — through its illegal reclamation and island-building activities. These have caused irreversible damage to coral reefs, fisheries, and the entire ecosystem, as documented by independent scientific studies and satellite imagery. The Philippines’ presence at Ayungin Shoal, maintained by the grounded BRP Sierra Madre, is a defensive measure to uphold our sovereign rights. It is China’s aggressive actions — including the deployment of vessels carrying toxic substances — that pose the real threat to the marine environment.

@SalveIrmaTee @jaytaryela Common sense isn't common right now, in addition to lack of moral intelligence and human's lust for money and power. These unfavorable factors will further compromise our country's already fragile socio-political structure.

@N1c3Flow @jaytaryela You are right. Many politicians, businessmen are still patronising China for their own interests.

This afternoon, in a clear and deliberate act of bullying, Chinese forces fired flares directly at Philippine Coast Guard Caravan aircraft while we were conducting routine Maritime Domain Awareness (MDA) flights over the Kalayaan Island Group (KIG). The provocative incidents occurred specifically at Panganiban Reef and Zamora Reefs, where our PCG aircraft were operating peacefully to monitor maritime activities and ensure the safety of our waters. These reckless and aggressive actions by China represent yet another escalation in their campaign of intimidation and harassment. By targeting unarmed PCG aircraft with flares, Beijing is not only violating established international aviation safety norms and the spirit of regional peace but is also directly endangering the lives of personnel on board. The Chinese forces also issued radio transmissions during the incidents, brazenly claiming “indisputable sovereignty” over these areas—referring to their own illegally reclaimed and militarized bases in the West Philippine Sea. These assertions have no basis in international law, as affirmed by the 2016 Arbitral Tribunal ruling, and serve only to mask China’s expansionist agenda and repeated violations of international law.

@jaytaryela @dndphl That's why we need to work closer with our traditional allies and like-minded nations. We can do business with China, but we should stop being reliant on them economically. Which was disastrous on our part as evident to our economic woes thanks to the previous administration.

Precisely the reason why we need Secretary Gilbert Teodoro at the helm of @dndphl. No matter what our national security challenges may be, we need to have a strong backbone that will not just make us stand up against the bullies but more importantly to gain the respect of the international community.

#BBCNews are now also planting the seed that dogs should be restricted in public spaces. Why is this happening? Because blue haired cat-hoarding leftists, immigrants, and Muslims don’t like dogs. Well Britains message is this - f**k off to a country that doesn’t love dogs.

@risahontiveros I don't know the extent of how vile these people are. Can't imagine how grotesque the moral fabric of our future society will be. When people of today are exposed to this kind of idiocy.

STOP THE LIES! Hindi ako humingi ng anumang pag-endorso ni ALEX EALA. Calling on Meta & X to do something about these AI-generated posts!

@jaytaryela That's how they do business with everyone sir. There's always strings attached. They are meddlesome and manipulative. That's why I'm against the Malampaya oil exploration joint venture between Phillipines and China. We should look for better partners like Japan or Australia.

The problem with dealing with the People's Republic of China is that for them, if they have given something, no matter how big or small it is, they think that they can take everything from you, even your territory, sovereignty, and national identity. Let me borrow their line: No matter what calculations the Chinese government is making, they have nothing to do with sincerity.