Attorney Jurado must have finally had enough of the constant ridicule his principal has endured since becoming a Senator of the Republic.
The unbearable embarrassment he had to carry every time Senator Robin Padilla opened his mouth appears to have reached its breaking point when Padilla made yet another blunder during the impeachment trial of the Vice President. His remarks— particularly his assertion that the prosecution must be “neutral”— have now been recorded in the history of the Senate for future generations, including his fellow Muslims, to read long after he is gone and wonder what exactly he meant by such a statement.
The saddest part is that, after the error was pointed out, he doubled down on the same position during a media interview the following day.
So, who is going to explain it to Robin this time around?
We can probably help the Senator improve on his delivery, but first he needs to fire his useless PR team and start listening to external feedback.
Yung 2nd highest official of the country hindi alam yung issue ng Pax Silica. Na btw isa sa pinakamainit(pun intended) na issues right now. Ganun siya kaout of touch.
four checks. ₱125 million each.
that's ₱500 million in a span of months.
in 2023, the daily minimum wage was around ₱570, which means pera yan ng higit 800k mamamayang lumalaban ng patas, nagtratrabaho ng may dangal at nagbabayad ng tamang buwis. tangina. nakakagalit.
if you've never been caught in serious waves or a rip, you have no idea how exhausting this is to handle solo, let alone keeping another human afloat.
this took serious strength, focus, and bravery.
NEWS UPDATE: Ayon kay Violeta Constantino, dating branch manager ng Landbank Shaw Blvd., nasa kalahating bilyong piso raw ang kabuuang halaga ng tseke na na-encash ng Office of the Vice President.
#VPOnTrial
Bisitahin ang https://t.co/bAMF9JO2Xs para sa pinakabagong balita.
Tutukan ang live coverage ng GMA News sa impeachment trial ni Vice President Sara Duterte: https://t.co/tymCmC1ncF
🚨 WOW! President Trump just announced he will be bringing this 16YO lifeguard to the WHITE HOUSE to give him a High Civilian Honor, after @EricTrump called for it
THAT is a HERO 👏🏻
"We’re going to bring this heroic young man, and his family, into the White House with, perhaps, the boy he saved, to give him a High Civilian Honor. Very brave, he deserves it!" 🇺🇸
It is 620K in just hours…
WHAT A BUZZZZZZ…. Wth 20,000 in just hours 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Keep going, keep going #genuisgirlfriend is coming in August 5. IQIYI 🥝
CHEF’S… #TianXiwei#HuYitian
President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. is currently at the People’s Ville housing project in Barangay Riverside, Calinan, Davao City, on Tuesday.
The 14-hectare housing project is a flagship initiative under the "Pambansang Pabahay para sa Pilipino (4PH)" program, featuring 7,200 affordable condominium units for low-income families and informal settlers in the city.
Earlier, Marcos Jr. visited Davao de Oro to turn over agricultural machinery and assistance to local farmers, including four-wheel tractors, rice combine harvesters, 15,000 fingerlings, and P20 per kilo rice. | via Diana Lhyd Suelto
Many don't seem to understanding what is at stake here and why we need the Pax Silica projects. The IT-BPO sector is SLOWING. From its peak of sustained 8%+ growth just years ago, we may not even get 2.5% growth this year. There are whispers that we may be at 2.1% or lower even.
Yes, the party is over! The sector that used to reliable print tens of thousands of jobs and lift people into the middle-class can't do that anymore. Some, including us at @cirrolytix Research Services based on our private research and consultancy work, think we're not just slowing - we're stagnated, or worse, at a risk of STALLING!
There's a real chance that by 2030 or sooner, we would be at NEGATIVE growth for the local IT-BPO sector as AI automation, Western job reshoring and competition in India (who are also feeling the pressure) takes its toll.
What then, huh? What happens when our beloved contact centers, business outsourcing centers, foreign banking offices start shedding jobs or closing? What do we do when the skyscraper lights of Ortigas and Makati go dim, when the millions of jobs attached them them like food and courier services and maintenance are shed too? How do we fill the millions of jobs we could potentially lose in 5 years? What happens when consumer spending collapses because the BPO workers no longer have jobs, our service sector that caters to them bleeds and the skylines of Metro Manila dims before our eyes? What then?
The scenario I paint is the worst case scenario. I pray and hope and am optimistic that out local BPOs can survive this and innovate. I wish they do but in the event they can't due to global forces and incompetence, we must have alternatives or we will see our middle class vanish before our eyes.
The AI, semiconductor and minerals sector is that alternative. Other than ship-building, we have nothing else and thank God, geopolitical currents have made it so we are offered a once in a generation chance to radically turbo-charge our economy the same way the BPOs did in the 2000s.
Just as we took a chance with the BPO in the early 2000s, let us take a chance here now and provide a generation of Filipinos the comfortable middle-class lifestyle they deserve.
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"No to Pax Silica" is being signal boosted by Chinese owned TikTok and their news sites like the South China Morning Post.
Our geo-political enemies want us to be dependant to them and poor. They want a Philippines that can't defend itself economically and in cyberwarfare. They also want to push the West out of Asia so they can puppet our leaders like they did with Duterte.
IN 2018 A MAN WHO CALLED HIMSELF NOAH SAT DOWN IN FRONT OF A CAMERA AND TOLD AN ENTIRE COUNTRY WHAT WAS COMING.
He didn't say he predicted it.
He said he had been there.
He described the Philippines decades from now. The skyline. The coastlines that move. The cities that grow and the ones the water takes back.
Then he did something stranger.
He showed them footage he claimed had been recorded on the other side of time. Grainy. Impossible to verify. Impossible to fully dismiss.
The interview ran barely six minutes.
A million and a half people have watched it since.
Seven years later they're still going back to it, line by line, checking which parts of his list have quietly started to come true.
Robin Padilla slams President Marcos Jr. for prioritizing a rocket launch over a bullet train.
You know why?
Kasi hindi abot ng utak ni Robin ang rocket science.
Charot!
😂
WATCH: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. visits the People’s Ville in Calinan District, Davao City on Tuesday (July 28, 2026), where he announced the construction of 42 additional buildings in the resettlement area.
In an interview on the sidelines of his visit, Marcos said the new housing units are expected to be completed next year, further expanding the government’s efforts to provide safe and affordable homes for families in need. | Che Palicte (🎥: Robinson Niñal Jr.)
🚨 Pia Cayetano in her Kontra-SONA demanded accuracy from PBBM’s SONA especially as to Health issues.
Napaka impokrita!
Piyakin wants accuracy from others but she posted a spliced video of Cong. Chel Diokno’s oral arguments.
I demand accuracy as well!
😂
WATCH: President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. on Tuesday (July 28, 2026) says he has directed Public Works and Highways Secretary Vince Dizon to look into the problem of flooding and visit the affected areas in Davao City. | Che Palicte (🎥: Robinson Niñal Jr.)
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