Political Attack Pig

will attack a political dog. Oink Oink Mothafucker!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Nung nasabon ka.

At alam nilang nagsisinungaling ka.

Shuta ka HARRY!!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

@imtheatan @Ken8Drei Gondoh!!

Hindi tulad ng iba jan!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

If u feel like constipated at gustong masuka.

This is the show! It will give a sign of relief na tanga sila.

[Jesus Falcis 🇵🇭 @jesusfalcis]

🚨 Edu Manzano and Ann Cuisia left PGMN by launching their "Bosses" podcast.

They used PNoy's "Kayo ang Boss ko" in their intro but then defended the "18 Marites" on their very first episode.

DDS pero gusto mag kunwaring Dilawan. 🤮

I watched it so you don’t have to.

😂

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Hahahaha.

Kaya pala maingay yung mga non-relevant.

Yung todo ingay for some reason.

[Terry Ridon @terryridon]

Maleta pa more

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

@MamaPiaya

Buti tao ka pa rin now. Wala kang utak e!

[Cece 🇵🇭 @MamaPiaya]

Tito Sotto accepted TAXPAYERS' MONEY.

Ano yan? AYUDA?

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Failed state?

Sabi nung nawawalan sila ng kagrupo since lahat sila kurakot,

[YesYesYo! @YesYesYo13]

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The PHILIPPINES: Soon a FAILED-STATE?

Corruption destroys money, institutions, and infrastructure.
But its most devastating casualty is the mind of a people.

A nation does not fall the moment its treasury is looted.
It falls the moment its citizens begin to adapt to being looted.

The slow death is psychological.

THE FIRST WOUND: LEARNING TO LOWER EXPECTATIONS

Decades of bribery, fake audits, ghost projects, political dynasties, and theatrical elections teach Filipinos a quiet lesson:
“Don’t expect too much.”

And so the Filipino mind bends.

We lower our standards until a functioning government office feels like a miracle.
We clap for politicians who merely show up.
We celebrate roads that took decades to finish.
We treat honesty like sainthood.

When a nation lowers its expectations, corruption no longer needs to hide.
It thrives in broad daylight.

A people who stop expecting better
will stop demanding better.
And a nation that stops demanding better
is already halfway to collapse.

THE SECOND WOUND: CONFUSING SURVIVAL WITH VIRTUE

Filipinos are endlessly praised for resilience.
But resilience has a dark twin: tolerance.

We learn diskarte.
We learn pasuway.
We learn backdoor channels, pakiusap, padrino, kilala-ko, lagay.

We convince ourselves that bending rules is “creative.”
That cheating the system is “just how you survive.”
That following the law is a luxury for the naive.

We turn coping mechanisms into character traits.
We begin mistaking brokenness for cleverness.

This is how corruption wins psychologically:
not by forcing dishonesty on the people,
but by making dishonesty feel normal.

THE THIRD WOUND: GLORIFYING THE VERY PEOPLE WHO ROB US

In countries with healthy political psychology, corrupt leaders are exiled, shamed, imprisoned, or erased from memory.

In the Philippines,
they get sequels.

A dynasty dies; its sibling resurrects.
A thief retires; his son campaigns.
A dictator falls; his heirs return as influencers.

And the people cheer.
Or shrug.
Or say, “Wala naman magbabago.”

This is not stupidity.
This is trauma.

When a population is repeatedly betrayed, abandoned, or punished for speaking out, the mind learns a protective mechanism:
we stop believing powerful people can ever be accountable.

So we vote based on entertainment.
We choose leaders who amuse us.
We cling to strongmen because they look decisive.
We excuse plunderers because “lahat naman sila magnanakaw.”

Psychologically, this is surrender wearing the mask of cynicism.

THE FOURTH WOUND: INTERNALIZED HELPLESSNESS

The most frightening consequence of normalized corruption is learned helplessness—
a condition where the citizen believes nothing they do will matter.

Why file a complaint if no one will read it?
Why expose a scandal if the whistleblower will be destroyed?
Why vote carefully if the dynasties always win?

Hopelessness becomes a national reflex.

The people stop resisting not because they agree…
but because they believe they are powerless.

A nation collapses the moment its citizens outsource their own future to fate.

THE FIFTH WOUND: MORAL EXHAUSTION

Corruption creates a moral climate where people are forced to choose between:

• being honest and getting left behind
• being dishonest and getting ahead

This psychological tension erodes the spirit.

Good people burn out.
Hardworking people give up.
Brave people get tired.
Dreamers leave the country.
The talented disappear abroad.

The nation slowly loses its best minds
and is left with those who have adapted
to mediocrity, manipulation, and survival-level thinking.

A country does not die because its enemies are strong.
A country dies because its good people become too tired to fight.

THE SIXTH WOUND: THE NORMALIZATION OF DECAY

When generations grow up seeing corruption as tradition,
the brain begins to adjust reality around it.

We stop imagining clean governance.
We stop imagining honest institutions.
We stop imagining a Philippines that works.

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

The Duterte’s dont like accountability and responsibility.

Corruption is their only language.

[Jesus Falcis 🇵🇭 @jesusfalcis]

🚨 Baste Duterte told his DDS cult to dump their trash before the DENR-Davao Office because he blames DENR for the closure of their city landfill when in fact it’s his fault for failing to prevent a landslide.

Dear DILG, suspend this Davao City Mayor now! 👊

#SuspendBasteNOW

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Ano nakain netong babaeng ito?

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

LoL.

Senador ka?

[Cece 🇵🇭 @MamaPiaya]

As a Filipino, I do not and will not acknowledge Gatchalian or the other senators as heads of their so called committees.

They are not the Majority Bloc.

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

FAKE IT TIL YOU MAKE IT

Matindi na talaga ang tama sa utak ni Allan.

Delusions of Grandeur.

Delusions of his own stupidity

For him to claim that Media was cheering for him kahit staff lng naman nya yun. Gaguhan noh!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

@manayleila Parang gusto ko din gumawa ng vit na ganito with Rep De lima

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

@chanchi_evo1 Weh! Hindi pabor or may ebidensya?

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Here comes another drama filled watever.

The Cayetanos are trying to save their asses by having this shit show continue.

Like seriously? Halata naman kayo noh!

[WETWATER 💦 (Shimenet Pumping Station) @wateralwayswet]

So baon talaga ng mga talunan ang 18 Marites? That's not a hearing, it's a propaganda stunt.

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Buanzon. 2 are already incarcerated and 1 is hiding este missing.

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Gago pala sya eh!

Isa pa! Gago pala sya eh!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Susundin po yung Supreme Court Decision as a precedent.

Thank me later, APC.

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

'SINO ANG SUSUNDIN NIYO?'

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano calls on Senate employees to clarify which leadership they will follow following the recent Senate leadership changes, noting that his successor has not yet been elected.

READ RELATED STORY: https://t.co/z6e0c2x8ru

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

'SINO ANG SUSUNDIN NIYO?'

Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano calls on Senate employees to clarify which leadership they will follow following the recent Senate leadership changes, noting that his successor has not yet been elected.

READ RELATED STORY: https://t.co/z6e0c2x8ru

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Jonvic, next time sabihin mo ay mangungumusta ka lang hindi haharangin.

Gawd!

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

‘SI SECRETARY JONVIC REMULLA, HINAHARANG AKO’

Senator Pia Cayetano said that Interior Secretary Jonvic Remulla prevented her from entering the Senate on Thursday.

“Nagulat na lang ako nakita ko dun si Secretary Jonvic Remulla, hinaharang ako. I never thought the day would come that someone would prevent me from entering the Senate, this is my office,” she said.

LIVESTREAM: https://t.co/eEqFABe0AF

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

LoL.

Santa Loren is going down together with her son.

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

Well, that goes down pretty well.

Ehem!

[Political Attack Pig @AttackPig00]

While Cayetano clings to power. He should be reprimanded towards this unruly and immoral act. Illegal act if may add.