same user @🦋☁️

Reminder as well she chastised her queerphobic coworkers for making fun of the LGBTQIA+ community and used their mockery as an example why we needed SOGIE

“The people are our bosses. The masa, everybody. The street sweeper, the janitor, the security guard etc. are our boss because they elected us. Our powers emanate from the public so we have to respect that. Kung yung amo namin ay nagtatrabaho, paano naman kaming mga utusan na nakaupo lang at pasarap-sarap? Mag-iinternet lang? Samantalang 'yung amo namin, kailangan magtiis sa traffic, pumunta sa factory na mainit. Magtatrabaho 'yung construction worker, napaka-init ngayon ng panahon, pumupukpok doon. These are the people paying our salaries, Ms. Karmina, and yet for us in the comforts of our home, airconditioned? We don't need to go to the Senate for session kasi pwede ang teleconferencing, videoconferencing? Kaya nga we objected, nakakahiya!” The questioning of THE Karmina Constantino and the response of Senator Erwin Tulfo??? LOUDER!!!!

@RuiIchiNiSan Ooo godspeed 🫡 I know stressful ang preparation para sa grad haha

@brivanghen Damn next gathering I'll be absent for whatever's gonna happen 😭 (graduation day) Thank you also for the summary ♥️

Holy cheese what happened while I was working 😭

Madam malamang, unsay gina expect ninyo na daghan sa inyo mga kriminal o naay mga kaso

Kiko -> Padilla SenRi -> Pia Bam -> Imee Tulfo -> Jinggoy Like the list keeps going bruh

My throat fighting for its life after forcing down some ginger even tho it's for my own good nskcndljv

anong suspended lang, ICANCEL NIYO YAN

@Erbiarts Savoring this design before hoyo destroys her if they ever make her playable in the future.

"In this era, a human form is indeed needed to blend in. If she didn't carry the aura of a sovereign, i would've been none the wiser." - Neuvillette ◆ #Apep: Life Weaved from Primordial Roots ◆ Vengeance of the Deserted ◆ Constellation: Frugiferam Vindicta #GenshinImpact

Unfortunately, this is what we found inside the drinking water tank: worms. My children are drinking contaminated water. Please help provide safe drinking water. chuffed.org/project/181375…

More of this. Enough of corrupt “projects” that NEVER listens to scientists and indigenous voices.

Stop using gen ai!!!!!!!!!!!! The earth is dying!!!!!!!

Kung hindi tayo ninanakawan ng gobyerno binubuksan naman nila ang pinto para maexploit tayo ng foreign entities. Mapapaputangina ka na lang talaga.

"This is the reality we live in" THE REALITY IS that at this point, our urban progress should be working WITH nature

I was so used to Pyro outnumbering the rest, I wasn't aware cryos are running ahead

@macronikki Nuuuuu, how could u insult our puppy bats like that 😔

Yep. Im afraid it's true. There are human sized bats in the Philippines. All 13 of them in the Senate right now.

leaving this here ……….

The row of bleeding tree stumps wrapped in plastic along Quirino Avenue is a gut-wrenching sight. To do this during a period of relentless urban heatwaves feels less like infrastructure development and more like a direct assault on the livability of Manila. Over 200 trees—including a 50-year-old narra—have already been felled to make way for the Southern Access Link Expressway (SALEX), a flagship Public-Private Partnership (PPP) under the Build Better More framework, executed by San Miguel Corporation (SMC) in coordination with the Department of Transportation (DOTr). In total, the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) authorized the cutting and earth-balling of 617 trees. The government and SMC defend this by pointing to a legal mandate to plant 50,700 replacement seedlings. But to environmental scientists and urban ecologists, this math functions as an ecological illusion. Replacing a mature canopy that actively mitigates the urban heat island effect with a sapling in a plastic bag creates an ecological debt that takes decades to repay. Could we have saved them? In Japan, advanced mechanized earth-balling and large-scale tree transplanting are standard practices for urban redevelopment. Japan utilizes hydraulic tree spades, chemical root-pruning regimens, and crane-lifted steel cages to relocate centuries-old trees safely. However, importing this Japanese option to Quirino Avenue faces brutal economic and logistical realities:   THE PROHIBITIVE COST High-tech relocation of a single mature urban tree costs between $5,000 and $20,000+ USD (roughly ₱290,000 to ₱1.16 million). Moving 617 trees would cost between ₱180 million and ₱700 million. While high-tech relocation costs would represent only a fraction of a multi-billion-peso expressway budget, the current regulatory landscape makes purchasing replacement seedlings the standard, far cheaper financial default for project proponents. THE IMPOSSIBLE TIMELINE Scientific tree relocation requires six months to a year of root preparation and years of aftercare. The DENR gave SMC a tight 90-day window to clear the stretch, making survival biologically impossible under current project deadlines. THE UNDERGROUND CHAOS Manila’s underground is a chaotic maze of decades-old water mains and high-voltage cables. Digging a wide, intact root ball out of this grid presents an immense engineering bottleneck. The central tragedy is that this destruction could be entirely avoidable.  In modern Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) frameworks, the golden rule of infrastructure is the Mitigation Hierarchy: Avoid, Minimize, Restore, Offset. In a truly green smart city, engineers design expressways around existing natural infrastructure by shifting piers and curving alignments. By treating trees as static obstacles rather than vital assets, our builders prove their definition of "progress" remains tethered to an outdated mindset that prioritizes moving cars over human survival. The reality is that we remain a third-world city gridlocked by deeply entrenched bureaucracy, demanding first-world amenities without implementing first-world safeguards. To stop Quirino Avenue from becoming the blueprint for every future project, we must act:   Environmental groups must file for a Temporary Environmental Protection Order (TEPO) or Writ of Kalikasan to halt the remaining cutting, citing the constitutional right to a balanced and healthful ecology amid an accelerating climate crisis. The NEDA, DOTr, and DPWH must reform bidding terms for future projects. Proponents must prove their designs minimize mature tree destruction before receiving a green light. The DENR must stop accepting simple seedling replacement ratios as a cure-all. If a project requires cutting a tree, proponents should be held financially liable for the value of the ecosystem services lost—specifically carbon sequestration and localized cooling—over the next 30 years. Progress shouldn't look like a concrete slab over a graveyard of old trees. If we cannot build bridges without killing the very lungs of our city, we are not building the future—we are just paving over our survival. (✍️by: Walter C. Villa ; 📸: The Visual Chronicle / FB) #radarPH

Grabe noh? Ito Hindi na Kailangan ng video explaining a conspiracy. Real life conspiracy happening para lang makaboto ang isang fugitive. Di nila pinayagan si Manay Leila bumoto noon. Why change rules for Bato? 13-11 is tenuous pag impeachment proceedings?!

@timelysumeru My thoughts exactly. The entire time, I kept saying out loud "Faruzan should be here". She spent 100 years solving puzzles in a temple. At least be among the NPC's who were also there.

my only complaint is that faruzan 100% should've been involved. she had no AQ presence like kaveh but her ingenious is so highly revered because she is essentially a master of both kshahrewar and haravatat studies😭 kavehs knowledge is built on faruzans foundings-