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🚨BREAKING:🚨 The Trump administration is reportedly in talks with Brazil and The International Criminal Court for asylum for former Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro and former Filipino President Rodrigo Duterte respectively, two fellow right-wing leaders and longtime political allies of President Trump who are currently imprisoned on charges that many consider to be unjust and politically motivated. CIA Director John Ratcliffe is reportedly a major part of this effort behind the scenes to get Bolsonaro and Duterte out of prison and into The United States to be granted political asylum and President Trump himself is said to be threatening SEVERE, UNPRECEDENTED SANCTIONS on Brazil and The ICC should they fail to turn the two conservative leaders over. Raise your hand if YOU want to see these two great men freed from the lawfare and leftist persecution that they are currently being subjected to and given a heroes' welcome into The United States by our great President Trump. 💪🏻🔥🇺🇸

@ABSCBNNews @victoriatulad Kasi nga pang eat bulaga lang sia

Senate President Vicente “Tito” Sotto III says Filipinos should not be too much worried with the tension in the Middle East to avoid panic. | via @victoriatulad

@gmanews Un trillion peso ni bongbong at martin at congressmen wala lang.

'HABANG HIRAP NA HIRAP ANG ORDINARYONG KABABAIHAN SA PAGBA-BUDGET SA ARAW-ARAW, LIMPAK-LIMPAK NA SALAPI ANG WINAWALDAS LAMANG NG ATING PINAKAMATATAAS NA OPISYAL' WATCH: Gabriela Women's Party Rep. Sarah Elago delivered her sponsorship speech on the impeachment complaint filed against Vice President Sara Duterte. "Walang sinuman, gaano man kataas ang posisyon, ang higit sa batas at higit sa interes ng sambayanang Pilipino," Elago concluded.

@PhilippineStar This will backfire on marcos lalong lalabas ang detalya againsg bongbong

Based on what transpired during the hearings on the confirmation of charges against him, former president Rodrigo Duterte is likely to go on trial for crimes against humanity, according to a constitutional expert. tinyurl.com/yc42h3jx

@inquirerdotnet Aanhin ng mga ofw yang statement n yan wala nmn kayong kwenta

Dy calls for prayers, urges protection of OFWs amid Middle East bombings s.inqnews.net/8ZO95KL

Sarap balik balikang panoorin ito. SUPALPAL to the max talaga si Kiko 😂😂😂

@PhilippineStar Bakit in support of martin? Lol

OPINION: Sara Z. Duterte should resign as vice president. Forthwith. Immediately. Now. tinyurl.com/zemcwr9r

@inquirerdotnet The unstoppable.

JUST IN: Vice President Sara Duterte wants the impeachment complaint filed against her to be dismissed, calling it “void ab initio” or invalid from the outset.  Duterte’s camp raised this argument in a 34-page document sent to the impeachment court on Monday. The Vice President did not personally appear before the Senate on Monday, but the answer was filed by officials from her office at exactly 5:49 p.m. | @charieabarcaINQ Story soon on newsinfo.inquirer.net.

In the face of open threats and missile strikes from Iran, Israel's actions are not aggression, they are self-preservation. No nation can stand idle when its existence is targeted. Defending life and conscience is not only a right, it is a moral obligation.

@blopdump Kawawa naman sia...publicly shamed

Heart Aquino, 20yrs old. Hindi botante at hindi alam ang comelec. Ngayon niyo sabihin na walang education crisis sa pilipinas. #FebShowtime

Ukraine deserves support, but America has limits too. If we keep funding this war with no plan, we’ll collapse from within. Private donations can help, but U.S. tax dollars should go to solving our own crises first.

@theadtan Sobrang insecure ni bbm na disable and counting ng haha

@PhilippineStar He knows mahina ang kaso..

Instead of pressuring and calling for the immediate convening of the impeachment court, Senate President Francis Escudero urged the House of Representatives to thoroughly study and prepare the evidence against Vice President Sara Duterte, emphasizing that he would not entertain any delays once the trial begins. tinyurl.com/f2xk82xw | via @onenewsph

@AnnaMalindogUy Mas mura kasi at may kick back lol

Oh lord, lahat na lang we import.. Pati isda at sardinas.. Take note, PH is surrounded by seas but even fish and fishery products, we import. What this tells you about the state of our agriculture, folks?? Hay ginoo ko.. Por dios for santo.. See👇

@arthur_vee If this is repost and fake..yari ka

Soon, that little lady from the bank will deliver the envelope containing accounts of several billions of pesos, some in shared ownerships. This deposit slip, confirming the existence of a BPI account under the names of Rodrigo Duterte and Sara Duterte, is more than just a piece of paper—it’s a potential thread in a much larger web. Back in 2016, allegations surfaced regarding Duterte’s undisclosed wealth, with claims of billions stashed in various accounts. This small deposit by inquisitive journalists was meant to test whether the account existed, and lo and behold, it did. Now, the real conversation begins: If this account was real, what else was? Were the billions alleged by critics mere speculation, or was there a financial trail waiting to be uncovered? It can be recalled in recent Congressional hearings on EJKs, when challenged to open his bank accounts for scrutiny, Rodrigo Duterte did not deny the presence of billions in his family’s accounts. Instead, he chose to justify their financial capacity. Fast forward to today, as Sara Duterte faces scrutiny, this receipt resurfaces as a stark reminder that unanswered questions don’t just disappear—they linger, waiting for the reckoning.

@iMPACTPH2019 Lol walang comment sa blanks ng bicam committee report

LUISTRO WARNS: 'WILL YOU TRUST OUR POWER GRID TO OUR ENEMY IN THE WEST PH SEA?' Batangas 2nd District Rep. Gerville "Jinky Bitrics" Luistro raised serious concerns about national security during a hearing on Thursday, January 23, questioning the reliance of the National Grid Corporation of the Philippines (NGCP) on Chinese technology and the potential for foreign control and sabotage of the country's power grid. "The apprehensions we are facing right now about having our national grid possibly controlled by a foreign national is right before our eyes. While it is just an apprehension, this is a question that needs to be answered with absolute certainty," Luistro said, referring to the country's dependency on Chinese state-owned enterprise NARI Group Corporation, which supplies technology for the Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system, responsible for the country's power grid operations. NARI, a Chinese firm with military-grade technology, also has remote access capabilities to the SCADA system, which Luistro argued could expose the country to risks of manipulation and sabotage, particularly given the ongoing tensions in the West Philippine Sea. "Will you have the peace of mind na ipagkatiwala ang kaisa-isa mong national grid sa kaaway mo sa West Philippine Sea? Will you have the peace of mind that the national grid relies on these Chinese citizens who are maligning, harassing, and threatening our fellow Filipinos?" Luistro asked, highlighting the geopolitical concerns surrounding China’s actions in the region. "Will you have the peace of mind that no Filipinos understand this technology and only Chinese engineers do? Will you have the peace of mind that the technology can be controlled by somebody in Nanjing, leaving all of us helpless?" Luistro also questioned the failure of regulatory agencies to conduct thorough audits of NGCP's operations, citing concerns that the system's remote control capabilities could be exploited for malicious purposes. "What will happen to us if indeed this technology is under Chinese control, and they decide to sabotage our country?" she warned, noting the risks posed by cyberattacks on power grids in other nations. Further, Luistro expressed frustration over the lack of transparency and accountability from NGCP, noting that despite multiple directives from the Department of Energy (DOE) and the Energy Regulatory Commission (ERC) for system audits, the company had not complied. ERC Chairperson Monalisa Dimalanta confirmed that NGCP had hesitated to provide full access to its system. Luistro's concerns were amplified by previous admissions from NGCP officials, including the acknowledgment that NARI had remotely repaired the SCADA system on multiple occasions. The NGCP, which is 40% owned by the State Grid Corporation of China (SGCC), has come under scrutiny for the involvement of Chinese nationals in key positions, including Chairman of the Board Zhu Guangchao and former CTO Wen Bo. Luistro demanded that the committee subpoena the company’s shareholders' agreement with SGCC and investigate its system control facilities to ensure that the country's power grid remains under Filipino control. "My point, Mr. Chair, to NGCP: Give us the concrete, tangible, apparent, and absolute reason to believe that our transmission grid is under Filipino control and never under Chinese control," she concluded. The House Committee on Legislative Franchises, chaired by Parañaque 2nd District Rep. Gus Tambunting, continues its inquiry into NGCP's compliance with its franchise and the constitutional provisions on foreign ownership and management in critical infrastructure.

@dimabanwa Ang safe ni attorney...gumuguho na ng congresso

REPORTER: “…from the blank to the GAA, sino yung nag fill in the blank?” LUISTRO: “I have no knowledge because…I did not get the chance to participate in the Bicam…”

@elonmusk How? We cant even feed ourselves

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@fierceLady08 Bankrupt na ang pinas

Last night in Malacañang. It is very sad to see that Malacanang is wasting millions of taxpayer's money for nonsensical fireworks displays for the happiness of few. It is really sad to see that while 61% of the population rated themselves poor. The insensitivity of President Bongbong Marcos is too difficult to stomach. He is really bringing more harm than good to the Filipino people. I wish the AFP and PNP will do their job objectively and remove the root cause of the misery and hardship of the Filipino people.

@inquirerdotnet How ironic, when leyte doesnt even gave option except romualdez

AFP chief: Electing ‘right people,’ not coups, can fix PH problems s.inqnews.net/6Xje9hW