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Went to Din Thai Fung in Bonifacio City and didn’t realize it’s a Michelin Star restaurant 😭
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@iSabongera The members of the Dutae Family were not born rich. They got rich as corrupt politicians. They’re not sophisticated nor savvy investors. They don’t know Switzerland and Caribbean Tax Havens. Simply said, they’re fuckinx Idiotxyz!
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A CLOSER LOOK AT THE STATEMENT…AND THE CONTEXT Atty. Reynold Munsayac strongly rejected the circulating claims, saying: “The concocted story is preposterous… I do not know him personally and never had any dealings with him. My interaction with the group ISIP is limited to Atty. Ryan Quilala.” It’s a firm denial. But firm denials have to match firm facts. The allegations he is rejecting are not random chismis. They are found in a sworn affidavit by Ramil Madriaga - made under oath. That alone calls for a clear, detailed, and consistent explanation. Then there’s the visual evidence. While Atty. Munsayac insists he has “no dealings” with Madriaga, photos have surfaced showing him receiving a certificate from ISIP - certificate bearing Madriaga’s signature. That does not automatically prove wrongdoing. But it does make a blanket denial harder to reconcile with what the public can actually see. When an affidavit, documents, and photos point in one direction while a categorical denial points in another, the inconsistency is hard to ignore. Calling the story “preposterous” may sound strong, but it does not close the gaps. Right now, the statement and the available evidence are telling two different stories. In moments like this, credibility is not defended by dismissing allegations. It is earned by addressing the details that do not add up. The truth does not fear documentation. And the public will not be satisfied with anything less than an explanation that finally makes all the pieces fit. Source: facebook.com/share/p/1XpoJf…
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Buking kaagad, LOL! 🤣
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According to Madriaga
He served under FPRRD’s PSG.
1. Paanong nag serve ka when you are not even an active soldier/uniformed personnel? Mahigpit si PSG on that matter. Even PNP they are not considered PSG as they are part of PSPG na OPCON unit ng PSG. (Please correct me if i’m wrong.)
2. Paanong ikaw ang convoy commander ng time ni FPRRD? Mahiya ka naman, nag training pa sila sa Russia/China tapos ikaw na walang military background, ikaw ang napagkatiwalaan na mag handle nyan? Mas mataas kapa sa Group Commander?
3. FPRRD respects his PSG. Hindi sya mag ba-bypass ng chain of command. Sobrang labo ng kwento mo.
4. Bakit hindi kita kilala? HAHAHHAHAHAHA
Again, hindi talaga pwede yung sinasabi mo. What a disrespect sa former PSG now PSC.
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If she becomes President, one thing is certain: those who stole from the Filipino people must finally face justice. No more protection, no more excuses only accountability. The nation deserves leaders who will clean up the mess and punish corruption without fear or favor.
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Vice President Sara Duterte says her office will continue fighting against corruption and greed, as she highlighted the Office of the Vice President’s (OVP) achievements and milestones for this year. | via @manahan_job
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//posted by KLC
“When PRRD said he would protect his policemen he meant it.
When he said, “the buck stops with me,” it did stop with him. After being kidnapped and detained, di na sya nag drama.
Yung defense nya sa ICC, puro “wala kayong karapatan litisin kami,” pero nunca ever nya sinabi na, “I am innocent. It was the policemen under me who were drug lord protectors who killed the people to cover their tracks. Their names are….”
Can you imagine kung si BBM yan, siguro pati kapitan ng isang police outpost tinuro noon. Sabay declare na nililinis nya ang Pilipinas, at inosente sya, at sabihin nya, “HINDI BA KAYO NAHIHIYA.” Tapos para di sya imbestigahan ng ICC, gagawa sya ng ICI na naman para controlled nya yung test results.
Not once — even if it were probably true in many cases — did PRRD point to someone.
He will fall alone. Even when it is killing him. SI BBM nyo? Pati mga pipichuging DPWH officers na di naman mukhang billionaire (no offense meant) damay.
Whatever fate has in store for him, i am very very very proud to support a man like Rodrigo Duterte. VERY VERY PROUD.
He could’ve lived a quiet life and didn’t talk about BBM’s insertions para di sya trinaydor ng ganyan, but he did, becuase he loved this country.
Kayo di kayo love ng Tatay nyo na si BBM.”
ctto KLC
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May ugong ugong na funded daw ito ng taga ibang bansa. Makikita na iilan lang sila, eh papano na lang kung walang bayad eh di sasampu lang sila? 🤣🤣🤣
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Sigurado yan. I am greatful that during the once in lifetime worldwide crisis that was the pandemic - WE HAD PRRD and not this coke-sniffing, lazy, dumba$$, corrupt excuse of a president.
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Ang Davao City ay debt-free, kaya they can move projects w/o the national govt.
Also, under PRRD, the PNR was able to buy trainsets thru the GAA — taxpayer money well spent. Di kailangan umutang to have nice things.
iSabongera 🇵🇭@iSabongera
Kahit walang suporta galing national government, nananatiling walang utang ang Davao City LGU, at ngayon ay meron pang bagong sampong state-of-the-art bus o DC Bus na tutulong upang ma-solusyonan ang problema ng trapiko sa syudad. #tatakDuterte
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The anti-Duterte trilemma:
1. Rodrigo Duterte stays in ICC DETENTION in the Hague → Sara wins.
2. Rodrigo Duterte is released and comes home → Sara wins.
3. Rodrigo Duterte dies in The Hague → Sara wins.
-Bottom line: Sara wins in 2028 regardless.👊
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Lesson learned, all candidates in any government position shall undergo mandatory hair follicle test. 👊🏻
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@DrTonyLeachon OLD issue, but they gave him the mandate regardless. The CONSTITUTION says 6 YEARS.
So, 6 YEARS it is. We will not trample on the Constitution for the GREEDY power grabbers, whose basis was what they had readily embraced. Ginusto nila yan, so 6 YEARS damay-damay na!
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Allegations Against Marcos Raise Doubts on His Capacity to Lead
It is deeply troubling that serious allegations—coming from no less than President Marcos’ own sister, Senator Imee Marcos—now cast doubt on his state of mind. These claims place him in a situation where his capacity to lead must be carefully assessed, not only for governance but for the stability of the nation itself.
At a time when the country is engulfed in a massive corruption investigation, triggering mass rallies and worsening economic decline, the President’s moral ascendancy and role as a model leader are being questioned. Leadership is not merely about holding office; it is about embodying integrity, clarity of vision, and the ability to inspire confidence in the people.
The Filipino people deserve a leader who can rise above controversy, demonstrate sound judgment, and restore trust in government.
When doubts about mental fitness and moral authority converge with corruption scandals and economic hardship, the very foundation of governance is shaken.
This is a sad moment for the nation. It is a reminder that public office is a sacred trust, and that leaders must be beyond reproach—not only in competence, but in character.
The country cannot afford confusion at the top when the people are crying out for accountability, stability, and hope.
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