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@wooyh0706 @liusanchuani @DWalpiri So this is your position? You’re using UN when it’s convenient and saying that UN is irrelevant when it’s not? China is part of UNCLOS signatory. See, this is the reason why no one likes you.

@TradingPinoy @liusanchuani @DWalpiri 你难道不知道《联合国海洋法公约》无权进行主权审判吗？

China MFA is slamming Japan for its $58 billion defense budget, calling it a threat. Japan should have rearmed much earlier They waited too long. They needed this years ago, with China rapidly building the world’s largest navy and harassing everyone around it.

For those who followed me via insider secrets. I’ve only 30% left of my capital in the local markets the rest are invested internationally. I have ICT so far and the remaining are cash. Waiting for the bigger dips. Not much of a catalyst anymore in the PSE.

@globaltimesnews The both parties are members of the UN. Guess who doesn’t ABIDE to the UNCLOS and expects neighboring countries to be ok with it. Laughable.

Chinese experts said that Teodoro has repeatedly misrepresented China’s rights-protection actions in the South China Sea and China’s assistance to the Philippines, causing serious damage to bilateral ties. The sanctions also serve as a warning to certain Philippine politicians who are hostile toward China not to further sabotage China-Philippines relations. globaltimes.cn/page/202606/13…

@globaltimesnews The Chinese wants indebted friends apparently. You can go back to making friends in Africa for all we care.

If individuals like Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro are allowed to repeatedly undermine efforts to stabilize bilateral relations, it is ultimately the fundamental interests of the Philippine nation and its people that will suffer, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian said Friday. Lin made the remarks in response to a media inquiry on that given Chinese officials recently said criticism from the Philippine side could make it more difficult for China to continue aiding the Philippines, whether China's announcement of sanctions against Teodoro will affect future Chinese aid to the Philippines. globaltimes.cn/page/202606/13…

@liusanchuani @DWalpiri That would have mattered if the Chinese can follow the binding agreements of the UN as well. But apparently they don’t know how to read the UNCLOS. Then they expect countries will agree to the new proposition. Crazy as hell.

@DWalpiri Don't you know the differences between victorious nations and defeated nations under the United Nations and international law？

@wangfei693370 @DWalpiri Why should Japan follow these rules when the Chinese can’t even follow it? Are you saying that the Chinese is the only country allowed to disregard the rules? Maybe you should open your eyes a bit more la?

@TradingPinoy @DWalpiri Idiot, the UN stipulates that Japan and Germany, as defeated nations in World War II, cannot possess offensive weapons or armies; they can only have self-defense forces. You uneducated fool, you should read more books.

@ReutersWorld Good. Sometimes you need to reign these punks from time to time. They don’t rule the free world, only those who are indebted to them like Myanmar and African countries.

Philippine defence chief vows to press on against China's 'wickedness' after sanctions reut.rs/4fCEG17 reut.rs/4fCEG17

@chuckpogi This is stupid. 1. We don’t only have the US as our only allies 2. We buy military hardware from our other countries 3. We have economic pacts with other countries 4. We have multiple VFA and other def pacts with other countries. So what’s your point singling out US?

Philippines can never be genuinely independent as long as the claws of US imperialism continuously grips the country. Mutual Defense Treaty, JUSMAG, VFA, EDCA, and now Pax Silica are the US' boots pinning the country's neck down to the ground.

@ChinaDaily The longer these people speak, the funnier it gets. The Chinese can’t hide their shamelessness

#FMsays FM spokesman Lin Jian said Philippine Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr is a representative figure among a handful of anti-China elements in the Philippines who have been making trouble. He warned that such reckless behavior will inevitably backfire, damaging the interests of the #Philippines and all its people. #China

@rphkg @ABC Idiot. Who placed the missile first near the Philippines.

@ABC The Philippines allows US missiles on Philippine soil that points at China...but China's sanctions are an "unfriendly act".

The Philippine government says China’s imposition of sanctions, including an entry ban, against Defense Secretary Gilberto Teodoro Jr. was “an unfriendly act” that could further strain relations. abcnews.link/Ec35SZc

@ABC Make these punks mad Teodoro. They get funnier every time you speak and it’s showing their color. The boys are watching from the back.

@wangfei693370 @DWalpiri that’s a separate topic. Yet, these Chinese punk they think they can claim anything and think that no one will protest and arm themselves? Funny as hell

@DWalpiri Idiot, the difference is that Japan was a defeated nation in World War II and didn't apologize like Germany did. It doesn't have the same rights as other countries. It's like a murderer just released from prison who picks up a knife again—what would his neighbors think?

@Reuters The Chinese are fake. The only friends they have are those with debts with them. Can’t fool the free world you dumbasses. Good thing the Japan and Philippines are now deepening their def pact, waiting for South Korea to join 🫶 so that we could sink those bastards down

Philippine defence chief vows to press on against China's 'wickedness' after sanctions reut.rs/43zEk43 reut.rs/43zEk43

@GigglingGanon Man should have broken all of their stuff. Piece of trash got nothing better to do but to record.

Kickboxing Kevin loses his mind gets sprayed police get called. This one took place in orange county CA at a place called 9th round kickboxing fitness. One of their members just calling him kickboxer Kevin, came out of the gym and immediately became aggressive towards the men with cameras. Swinging his boxing gloves and yelling at the men, eventually one of the camera men pull out some spray to keep the man away. Kevin continued to advance and got sprayed. Immediately Kevin charged the camera man causing a bunch of damage to a Porsche nearby. Kevin then retreated back into gym. Shortly after police arrived and you would think they would have went straight for the man to detain him while information was being gathered. However instead they seemed completely uninterested is even finding the man. In the end all they did was issue the man a citation for the event. Blows my mind that someone could conduct themselves in this fashion and not be arrested.

@1Oneuan @gmanews @Teddybird Buti nga nakulong yung hinayupak na Chinese lapdog sa ICC.

@gmanews @Teddybird No use yn survey. Sovereign left na Tayo. Under na tayo ng ICC 😂

Around 76% of adult Filipinos said they are willing to support the government in defending the country’s territory and sovereign rights, including in the West Philippine Sea (WPS), an OCTA Research survey showed. READ: gmanetwork.com/news/topstorie…

@olawale__01 This is the opposite of Dr. House

She didn’t realize her mistake

@yourlisten4ever @MinhDr18 You people are delusional as always. Gtfo from the WPS.

@MinhDr18 Before the Philippines even existed, this sea area had already belonged to China. The Philippines should maintain good relations with China and pursue common prosperity, rather than being instigated by others to become their pawn.

"China is extremely kind. That is not a water cannon, it is just them offering a free ship-washing services to Philippines in the sea, whether they want it or not. I don't understand why people keep calling it harassment and bullying."

@LuehWai @NguyenThih36 @rs015dbph @BCT14Avenger @rutasosabu @MalayaIrredenta @Joel_P_Atkinson @softwarnet @WarrenVsCCP Do it. It’s not a first we traded fists with other countries.

@NguyenThih36 @rs015dbph @BCT14Avenger @rutasosabu @MalayaIrredenta @Joel_P_Atkinson @softwarnet @WarrenVsCCP You want China to adopt the American way of dealing with ships in the Caribbean? Shoot first , no questions later?

A giant Chinese Coast Guard vessel deliberately blasted a water Cannon on a small boat inside the Philippines lawful waters. The stupidest thing: China wants the world to believe this tiny Filipino vessel is a threat to China.

@ChinaDaily These Chinese really think that people are dumb

A Chinese defense spokesperson accused the #Philippines on Friday of repeatedly attempting to smear #China's legitimate rights-protection actions in the South China Sea, while trying to cover up its own unlawful infringements and provocations. #SouthChinaSea bit.ly/3LCzQ7e

@jaytaryela I dare say that if it’s Chinese are mad, then we won!

The Chinese Embassy's statement demanding clarification from the Philippine government on whether my statements represent official policy—and why I have not been "held accountable"—is not only a clear violation of the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations but also an attempt to deflect from the core issue: China's repeated aggressive and illegal actions in the West Philippine Sea. Article 41(1) of the Vienna Convention explicitly states that diplomatic missions must not interfere in the internal affairs of the host state. By pressuring our own government over my personal and professional expressions as the PCG spox on the WPS, the Chinese Embassy is engaging in precisely the interference it is obliged to avoid. This is not legitimate diplomacy; it is an effort to intimidate and suppress truthful reporting on matters of Philippine sovereignty. Moreover, the Embassy's call for the Philippine side to "provide clarification and an explanation" should be redirected where it truly belongs. The Philippines—and the international community—deserves clear explanations from China regarding the well-documented incidents that we have consistently reported: - The dangerous maneuvers, intentional ramming, and water cannon attacks by Chinese vessels against PCG and BFAR vessels; - The illegal blocking and harassment of Filipino fishermen in our own exclusive economic zone; - The deployment of hundreds of Chinese maritime militia vessels and the construction of artificial islands in violation of the 2016 Arbitral Award, which definitively invalidated China's expansive claims. These are not "smears" or "slanders." These are factual accounts backed by video evidence, photographs, official Philippine Coast Guard reports, and third-party observations—including satellite imagery and statements from other nations. My role as Spokesperson for the West Philippine Sea is to transparently communicate these realities to the Filipino people and the world, in full alignment with our government's commitment to rules-based order and international law. If the Chinese Embassy objects to images or expressions that highlight these violations—often through legitimate public discourse or even satire—it only underscores discomfort with the truth being exposed. The Philippine government has no obligation to "discipline" me for accurately reporting violations occurring in Philippine waters. On the contrary, the Philippines has every right—and responsibility—to explain and defend the factual basis of these incidents, precisely because they demonstrate China's disregard for UNCLOS, the 2016 Arbitral Ruling, and peaceful coexistence. China speaks of choosing "peace over conflict" and "dialogue over confrontation." True dialogue begins with accountability for one's actions, respect for sovereignty, and cessation of interference in another nation's affairs. The Filipino people remain resolute: we will continue to document, report, and assert our socereignty, sovereign rights, and jurisdiction in the West Philippine Sea—peacefully, factually, and without fear.