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🔥 AWESOME! El Salvador President Nayib Bukele said he DESTROYED Soros influence in his country — USA needs to do the same "Who elected Soros to dictate policy and laws? Why does he feel entitled to impose his agenda? Soros and his cronies hit a BRICK WALL in El Salvador. Thank God...Salvadorans are now IMMUNE to his influence. No one believes his lies anymore over there!" @NayibBukele is a pure masterclass for Latin America. 👏🏻 Impeach the judges, rule crime with an iron fist, and BLOCK SOROS' ASSETS AND INFLUENCE! 🇺🇸🇸🇻

The main problem with the Supreme Court is that they are too afraid to stand up for what is right. They could have stopped Duterte's arrest, but they did absolutely nothing. They care more about looking politically correct than doing their actual job, protecting their own people from foreign powers.

Why Filipinos Live Shorter — And What We Must Do Dr. Tony Leachon 📉 In 2026, Filipinos live on average 70.2 years — the shortest life span in ASEAN. Compare this to Singapore (84.1), Thailand (78), Malaysia (75), and Indonesia (73). Healthy life expectancy in the Philippines is only 58.8 years. This is not destiny. It is the result of systemic failures: • Defunding of PhilHealth — government diversion of funds undermines the UHC Law. • Universal Health Care unfulfilled — legislation exists, but implementation is weak and inequitable. • Poor public health systems — underfunded hospitals, lack of preventive programs, weak maternal/child care. • Unhealthy environment — pollution, unsafe urban spaces, poor sanitation, disaster vulnerability. • Governance failures — corruption and inefficiency siphon resources away from health priorities. The Impact • Lost productivity and economic growth. • Families trapped in poverty due to catastrophic health costs. • Generations burdened by malnutrition and stunting. • The Philippines left behind in ASEAN competitiveness. What We Must Do • Reinvest in PhilHealth with transparency and accountability. • Fulfill UHC promises by expanding primary care and preventive health education. • Strengthen public health through maternal/child care, vaccination, and grassroots wellness. • Improve environment with pollution control, sanitation, and safer urban spaces. • Demand moral leadership that values health equity over political gain. ⏳ Longevity is not just about medicine — it is about governance, justice, and the dignity of every Filipino life. We must act now to give our people not only more years, but better years. References • World Bank. Life Expectancy at Birth: ASEAN Comparisons, 2026. • WHO. Philippines: Noncommunicable Diseases Country Profiles, 2025. • UNICEF Philippines. Child Malnutrition and Stunting Report, 2025. • DOH. National Objectives for Health 2023–2028. • UNDP. Human Development Report: Southeast Asia, 2025.

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Be like El Salvador🇸🇻 拥有638万人口的国家萨尔瓦多，90%是印第安人与西班牙人混血后裔。我想，是不是萨尔瓦多的人民大多数都有常识智商够高并有远见，2019年选出了这么好的年轻有为的总统Nayib Bukele，带领国家一步步回归法律秩序，稳定繁荣。 如果萨尔瓦多人民可以做到，为什么我们澳洲人民不可以？ 如果你有常识、智商不低、眼光放长远，请选择一国党。

The Middle Class: The New Poor By Dr. Tony Leachon The Philippine middle class—once the backbone of our nation—is now left behind, sliding into poverty. Why? • No blueprint in health services: Our system lacks a long-term plan for equitable care. • Defunding of PhilHealth: Orchestrated by Executive Secretary Recto, executed by ex-CEO Emmanuel Ledesma, and enabled by the complicit leadership of Sec. Ted Herbosa. • Assault on health advocates: Voices calling for truth are silenced instead of heard. • Widening arrears: Families are left unprotected as PhilHealth debts grow. • Rise of MAIFIP: Patronage politics weakens PhilHealth and undermines the UHC Law. The Impact The middle class is overtaxed, underserved, and abused. They are one illness away from financial collapse. They are excluded from subsidies yet unable to withstand rising costs. They are punished for being the nation’s tax base. The Call We must demand accountability. We must restore PhilHealth’s integrity. We must fulfill the promise of Universal Health Care. And we must end the politics of patronage that sacrifices health for power. The middle class is not asking for charity. They are asking for justice. — Dr. Tony Leachon #RelentlessForChange #MiddleClassNewPoor #HealthJustice

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The ₱60-billion diversion from PhilHealth reserves is not only unconstitutional—it is a double blow to the Filipino people. First, protected health funds were taken away. Then, when the Supreme Court struck down the transfer, the government “restored” the money not by undoing the original disbursements but by charging the replacement to the 2026 General Appropriations Act (GAA). In effect, taxpayers are asked to pay twice: once when the funds were siphoned off, and again when the Treasury refills the hole. The Double Whammy

• September 20, 2025: President Marcos announced at Fabella Hospital that PhilHealth would be funded. Technically, the national treasury should have immediately released the subsidy.
• December 5, 2025: The Supreme Court declared the ₱60-billion transfer unconstitutional. Instead of restoring the funds directly, the Department of Finance waited for the ruling and then charged the replacement to the 2026 GAA.
• April 2026: DBM records show a ₱60-billion allotment release to PhilHealth, fulfilling the Court’s order—but through fresh taxpayer money. This sequence creates a double jeopardy for citizens: the original health fund was depleted, and the restoration is now borne by the same public purse. healthandlifestyle.ph/double-jeopard… @marvicleonen

💯 the great late senator Miriam Defensor Santiago herself was an ICC judge. In English translation she said, “If a crime has been committed within the jurisdictions listed under the ICC, the one who will investigate and hear the case is the court of that country. Not the International Criminal Court in The Hague.”

Iyong pinipilit ang jurisdiction ng ICC, heto pakinggan ang isang video ni MDS kung paano ang proseso dapat. facebook.com/reel/243490801…

Sarcasm Versus Empathy in the Senate In moments of crisis, the true character of leadership is revealed not in clever remarks but in the capacity for empathy. The Senate incident that shook the nation — marked by gunfire within its halls — was not merely a breach of security but a symbolic rupture of trust in one of our most sacred democratic institutions. When Senators Loren Legarda and Pia Cayetano broke down in tears, it was not weakness on display but conscience. Their grief was a moral protest against violence, arrogance, and the erosion of dignity in public service. Against this backdrop, Senator Ping Lacson’s sarcastic comment — “Wala man lang nangumusta sa amin!” — trivializes the gravity of the moment. By painting a picture of colleagues casually eating, drinking coffee, and going live on Facebook, he reduces the emotional breakdown of his peers to a spectacle, and worse, insinuates complicity by the minority bloc. Sarcasm, however sharp, cannot heal wounds nor restore trust. It only deepens division and distracts from the urgent need for unity. The tears of Legarda and Cayetano remind us that politics is not merely about power plays or rhetorical sparring. It is about conscience, integrity, and the courage to stand vulnerable when the institution itself is under siege. Their breakdown was a call to conscience — a reminder that leadership is not measured by bravado but by humility and empathy. In contrast, sarcasm in such a moment risks becoming a weapon of cynicism, dismissing genuine human pain as theatrics. What the Senate needs now is not mockery but moral clarity. Leaders must rise above petty jabs and embrace the higher calling of public service: to protect the dignity of the institution, to heal divisions, and to embody compassion in the face of turmoil. Tears, far from being a sign of weakness, are a testament to the humanity that binds us together. They are reminders that democracy is fragile, and that its guardians must be both strong in principle and tender in conscience. In the end, history will not remember who delivered the sharpest sarcasm in times of crisis. It will remember who stood with integrity, who wept for the nation, and who chose empathy over arrogance. The Senate must reclaim its moral center, for only then can it truly serve the people it represents. Dr. Tony Leachon

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Proud to see @Ripple return to CNBC’s Disruptor 50, ranked #16 (!!). This past year was a defining one for our industry and a real turning point for Ripple. New money is here to stay. 💸

The Clarity Act isn't about protecting an industry. It's about protecting everyday Americans who deserve clear rules when they participate in the multi-trillion dollar crypto economy. 67 million Americans already hold crypto. The data is in. It's time. See how many holders are in your state: nca.org/resources/map