OMG! Saw this on another app. Goosebumps!!! MULAT NA MULAT NA ANG PAG-ASA NG BAYAN! 🥹
Sana this awareness translates into actual votes sa upcoming elections. Let’s hope na hindi lang hanggang online discussions, but also reflected sa choices natin sa ballot. Our voices matter!
#NoToPaxSilica
HAHAHAHA lagi apaansih anjing 😹 bayangin coba lu di posisi jeo, tp lu perempuan. terus beberapa laki laki ngaku ngaku kalo lu suka liatin dia, suka nyapa dia, bahkan suka sama dia FREAK BANGET GUE TAKUT???? 😭 mom pick me up i'm scared
kinda controversial, but while i do think #jeolee is very buzzy as a ship, i don't think they like each other romantically (at least not the way ppl have deluded themselves into thinking)... they're just two genuinely nice people who are extra nice with each other
Sakit sa puso ng P22.9B budget for ASEAN, sana ganun din for healthcare, roadworks, education and welfare of Filipino people. 💔
#ASEAN2026#aseansummit2026
Halos lahat nakafocus sa PBB but there's something way more important we should be paying attention to. The government just rolled out a $34.4 billion plan for AI data center here in the Philippines
Sobrang gahaman ng gobyerno! Alam na nilang may emergency crisis tayo plus yung tubig pa, yung lupa na pinipilit nilang kunin from farmers. Grabe na talaga!
So the government is actually capable of cleaning the streets, fixing damaged roads, repainting public spaces, and improving the appearance of our cities? All this time, they knew how to do it, but it takes an ASEAN Summit for them to finally take action?
Isn't that an insult to the very people they are supposed to serve?
It's interesting how quickly neglected areas suddenly receive attention when foreign delegates are expected to arrive. Streets are cleaned, roads are repaired, public spaces are beautified, and everything is made presentable. But why does it take international attention for these improvements to happen?
Filipinos have been living with these same problems for years. We deal with poorly maintained roads, dirty surroundings, neglected public facilities, and temporary repairs that barely solve anything. Yet suddenly, everything becomes a priority when the country is about to welcome foreign visitors.
Our communities deserve the same attention. Our people deserve the same effort. Clean surroundings, safe roads, and properly maintained public spaces should never be treated as special preparations for an international event. They are basic responsibilities of the government.
And after the ASEAN Summit is over, what happens next? Will the maintenance continue, or will our cities slowly return to the same condition?
The problem isn't that the government can make our cities look presentable. The problem is that it seems to take an international audience for them to remember that Filipinos deserve to live in decent communities, too.
Public service should not be a performance staged for foreign visitors. It should be a responsibility fulfilled for the people every single day.
jeo: is your head hurt?
gehlee: no. my heart hurts! saan ako nagkulang?
jeo: WOW
jeo: strong ka na? pwede ka na mag arm wrestling?
gehlee: yeah. i'm gonna beat you!
jeo: i dont think so!
gehlee: i'm gonna beat your left arm! *laughs* fingers kasi!
jeo: this one, oh! hala tabingi na, gehlee! oh, tingnan mo! pa-right side na.
gehlee: sige, sayo na itlog.. kainin mo na.
jeo: de joke lang
#GEHLEE #JEO #JEOLEE #PBBCollab3point0
BAKIT KAILANGANG TAKPAN ANG KATOTOHANAN?
marunong mahiya sa dayuhan, pero sa sariling mamamayan hindi? puro pabango ng imahe habang ang taumbayan patuloy na nagdurusa.
#TrumpOut#NoToPaxSilica#RejectPaxSilica#ASEANSummit2026
GISING NA PILIPINAS 🇵🇭 Kasalanan ang pumikit at manahimik.
1. Ang lala ng inflation.
2. Mining in Sierra Madre (yes, DENR granted a permit.)
3. 2027 budget insertions.
4. Unresolved flood control issues.
5. Poor governance.
6. Peso Down
7. Pax Silica
8. Income Tax
9. Gas Price
10. El niño
11. DEPED & Education crisis
12. DOH
13. Meralco Electric Bill