DAVAO OCCIDENTAL POLITICAL DYNASTY
You know that ghost flood control project Sec. Vince Dizon visited in Davao Occidental kung san napamura siya sa District Engineer ng isang malutong na mura?
Sabi niya: “Putangina mo, bakit ka nagbayad na hindi kumpleto (yung gawa)?”
Ang yabang pa nung District Engineer. Sumasagot-sagot kay Vince Dizon.
Ang contractor nung project ay St. Timothy Construction, owned by the Discaya couple.
Na-bid out nuong 2021 (panahon ni Duterte) at kumpleto na dapat nuong 2022. 👊
Payment of 96 Million Pesos was fully disbursed around January, 2022 when the project was supposed to be completed.
Alam niyo sino Congressman?
Claude Bautista. A staunch supporter of Rodrigo and Sara Duterte. 👊
And sya ang tatay ni Congresswoman Claudine Bautista-Lim.
The same woman who filed a cyberlibel case against Enchong Dee whose only sin is simply calling her out for her lavish wedding in Balesin despite being a party list representative supposedly representing poor jeepney drivers through the Dumper Partylist.
It was a difficult time to criticize government officials for lavish lifestyles during the Duterte administration where freedom of speech was suppressed. 👊
But now, people are freer and more empowered to criticize nepo babies and nepo wives.
And in Davao Occidental, you have two Mayors who are also the son and brother of Congressman Claude Bautista.
A very fat political dynasty.
And where you have a fat political dynasty, you have weak checks and balances.
We support your crusade, Sec. Vince Dizon!
Obosen ang mga corrupt.
#Accountability
#FloodControlProjects
MASBATE REELS FROM 'OPONG' ONSLAUGHT; PRIEST APPEALS FOR AID, 3 DEAD REPORTED
A parish priest in Masbate City has appealed for urgent assistance after Severe Tropical Storm Opong battered the province on Friday, September 26, leaving at least three people dead, 10 injured, and thousands displaced.
Fr. Raymond Rhys Anave Garrucho of Santa Teresa de Calcutta Parish in Barangay Bolo turned to Facebook to describe the devastation, saying many of his parishioners lost their homes.
"Please help us," he wrote, also quoting Scripture to encourage resilience amid the crisis.
The Masbate Provincial Disaster Risk Reduction and Management Office (PDRRMO) confirmed that two of the fatalities were from Masbate City—one struck by a falling tree and another crushed by a collapsed wall. Residential houses, churches, and establishments sustained heavy damage, while power outages were reported in several areas.
In Dimasalang, at least 100 families near the seaport were evacuated. Meanwhile, evacuees in Batuan were forced to relocate after the ceiling of the Parish of the Immaculate Conception collapsed and parts of its roof were blown away.
Authorities continue to assess the extent of the damage, with officials urging the public, humanitarian groups, and government agencies to coordinate relief efforts through local parishes and the PDRRMO to ensure aid reaches the hardest-hit communities.
For many years, the Kho family has held dominant political power in Masbate, controlling the governor's office, congressional seats, and key mayoral posts through role-switching among family members.
Former Gov. Antonio "Tony" Kho was elected 1st District Representative without opposition, while his son Richard Kho, who previously served as 1st District Representative, assumed the governorship.
Antonio's wife, Elisa "Olga" Kho, won as 2nd District Representative, replacing their daughter Ara Kho, who was elected Masbate City Mayor.
Another son, Wilton Kho, continues as 3rd District Representative, while his wife, Kristine Salve Hao-Kho, was reelected mayor of Mandaon.
The family drew criticism in April for allegedly using emergency alert systems to promote their political campaign, an allegation they denied.
A thread ng mga anak ng mga buwaya sa Pilipinas.
1. Claudine Co
(Nagdeactivate sa IG, di na kinaya)
-sa sobrang out of touch, nakaprivate plane from Bicol to Manila
-linggo-linggo nasa iba-ibang bansa
-Anak ni Christopher Co, isa sa mga buwayang contractors
'HINDI PO BA ITO PAGTATAKSIL?'
Malacañang on Monday, March 17, criticized former President Rodrigo Duterte for appointing a reported Chinese national to an executive position in government.
Sino nagpalibing kay Marcos Sr?
DUTERTE.
Sino kumampi sa China?
DUTERTE.
Sino ang hindi rumespeto sa human life, rights & due process?
DUTERTE.
Sino kumampi kay BBM nung 2022?
DUTERTE.
Sino gustong pabagsakin si BBM?
DUTERTE.
SO, SINO SALOT SA PILIPINAS?
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‘Di ko gets yung mga taong sobrang active sa simbahan pero baluktot ang moral compass. Nakakapikon na kung sino pa talaga akala mong may good judgement, sila pa may mga pinaka questionable morals. Galit sa bading pero sa kurakot at mamamatay-tao, no? Pick a struggle.
Today, a nation hopefully confronts its complicity and history.
Rodrigo Duterte has been arrested—the former president, the architect of a mass murder that claimed the lives of thousands of Filipinos. The story will be spun and reshaped until the end of time—by his allies, who will call it persecution; by his political opponents, who will celebrate his imprisonment while denying their past complicity; by others, who will dismiss this as nothing more than a political feud. But beyond the noise, beyond the games of the powerful, today belongs to the families of the thousands murdered in a war that was never about justice.
For years, they have lived in the shadow of grief—the names of their loved ones reduced to statistics, their voices unheard, their cries ignored. They were made to believe that their spouses, siblings, and children did not matter, that cruelty was law, that impunity was a privilege of the powerful. But today, there is a sliver of light. However faint, it is a sign that no one can kill without consequence. That the lives stolen in the dark corners of alleys, at doorsteps, under the flashing lights of police sirens, had worth.
This story will be pulled in different directions—twisted into narratives of revenge, foreign interference, or the endless rivalry between the Marcoses and Dutertes. But I hope this day becomes something else: a story of a nation that finally faced its own mistakes. A country that once embraced the politics of death, now beginning to pay the price. A reminder that justice is not foreign, that dignity is not for sale, that human life—rich or poor—matters equally.
Let history begin again in this country. After a long night of fear and oppression, the sun rises once more—bright, untainted by blood. Let this serve as a reminder that in this nation, no one is above the law. No life can be taken without consequence, for life was never ours to take. That despite the battles of the powerful, the people’s faith in justice can still be restored—justice for the victims, justice for a nation led astray.
It really takes a lot of evilness for a person to preach God and use His name in almost every sentence then at the same time fucking give a platform for selfish and corrupt politicians haha kaya umay talaga sa mga hyper-religious eh, u guys are the biggest hypocrites