WORLD NO 18 NA SI ALEX EALA!
Suportahan natin si Alex sa kanyang pagsabak sa US Open, ang huling grand slam tournament ngayong taon.
Bilib na bilib kami sa 'yo, Alex! Go lang nang Go sa iyong susunod na laban!
#SenatorBongGo#MrMalasakit#BisyoAngMagserbisyo 🇵🇭👊
Leading with grace and a warm smile.
Grateful for leaders who remain grounded and connected with the people.
Have a blessed and productive week ahead, everyone. 💚
🚨My Toys, My Rules🚨
By turning the NBI, DOJ, Ombudsman, etc into your personal political toys, the Jr's administration has completely killed public trust.
Most Filipinos now see these top agencies as a joke. You haven't just damaged their integrity, BBM, you have utterly destroyed it for the sake of your own political games.
TATAG NI VP
Binigyang-diin ni Atty. Martin Delgra na labis na "binubugbog" sa harap ng publiko at media si Vice President Sara Duterte kaugnay ng kinakaharap nitong impeachment.
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DOUBLE WORLD RECORDS 🏋️🇵🇭
Alexsandra Diaz rewrites the record books with new youth world records in the clean and jerk (98kg) and total (175kg) during the women's 48kg competition on Day 1 of the 2026 World Youth Weightlifting Championships in Cali, Colombia.
#WeightliftingPH
ALL HEART, ALL HUSTLE! 🤩
Filipina tennis ace Alex Eala is giving 100% effort as she dives for the ball in the second set of her the third-round clash against defending champion Iga Świątek at the 2026 Wimbledon Championships.
#WTA#Wimbledon#AlexEala
📸 SPOTV NOW
While Filipinos are busy with partisan bickering and glued to daily political drama, Marcos just signed away PH economic sovereignty. By committing the Philippines to the US-led “Pax Silica” initiative, he has essentially pledged another century of subservience to US interests. PH is rolling out the red carpet for them to set up a massive 4,000-acre industrial hub on lands that were only recently returned to PH custody. Under the guise of “AI innovation”, this Marcos govt has gladly reduced PH into a glorified raw materials depot—stripping PH lands of critical minerals and siphoning them off to feed American tech and military machinery.
A new iteration of Bell Trade Act of 1946.
In my 50 years of existence and 25 years in public service, I have never witnessed anything like this.
Filipinos—from every corner of the country, from every walk of life—coming together, not because they were asked, not because they were paid, but because they chose to. They spent their own money, brought their own food, endured rising fuel costs, and traveled great distances—some even crossing oceans, like our OFWs who sacrificed days of income—just to stand, to remember, and to offer flowers.
All for a former president.
This is not ordinary. This is not manufactured. This is something deeply felt.
If the accusations against him define who he truly is, then how do we explain this overwhelming outpouring of love? How do we reconcile this with the undeniable truth that he ended his presidency with an unprecedented 82% trust rating—the highest our country has ever seen?
Yes, there are those who disagreed with his methods, particularly in the fight against drugs. But no one can deny that he acted on what he promised. He made it clear from the very beginning—he would be firm, unyielding, relentless against those who threatened the nation through drugs and crime. And the Filipino people, by an overwhelming vote, entrusted him with that mandate.
He did what he said he would do.
And for many, it brought a sense of order, of fear against wrongdoing, of change in the everyday lives of ordinary citizens.
Today, long after he has stepped down, the people still gather. They still remember. They still show up—on their own, at their own expense, driven only by gratitude and loyalty.
I hope those who judge him will see this. Not just the accusations, but the people. Not just the cases, but the countless Filipinos who continue to stand by him.
I hope the ICC judges will see this, set him free, and allow our own country to decide his fate—respecting our sovereignty as a nation. I also hope they reflect deeply on whether this has become less about justice and more about politics—although, of course, I know this may be asking for a miracle.
Because this kind of love cannot be forced. It cannot be staged. It can only be earned.
And the question remains—how can a man be so deeply loved by so many, if he is only what his critics claim him to be?
He is no longer president. But clearly, for many Filipinos, his leadership is still missed.
Happiest Birthday FPRRD! We continue to pray for you.🙏🏻
For context, Cong. Robert Nazal and I were in Ormoc together with the One Leyte for Duterte as their guest to celebrate the birthday of FPRRD so we were able to witness it first hand.
grabbed photos from the other events in Davao, Cebu and the Hague.
pahabol dahil may nagcocomment!!!
if nag celebrate kayo sa area nyo please post sa comment section so i can collate all of them. please post your photos and your area. thank you po🙏🏻
Thank you Hong Kong, Malaysia, Japan, Nagoya, Japan, Toronto Canada, Iligan city, Kidapawan!
//BH Bernadette Herrera
Happy 81st Birthday, Tatay Digong.
The BEST PRESIDENT eh- VERRRRRR!
We are missing your leadership, wit, compassion, and story time.
Pasasaan pa at makakauwi ka din sa iyong bansang sinilangan. Just hang in there, 'Tay.
You are loved. 👊🏼💚🇵🇭
Happy 81st, PRRD! 🎉 You’ve kept it real with your trademark honesty—warning us all that character really matters... Here’s to another year of good health, physical strength and wisdom… may it also give Filipinos the endurance to survive another year under weak Marcos leadership while looking forward to the reckoning he deserves.
Leni Robredo built her image fighting corruption, yet shes considering an alliance with BBM the very person tied to the biggest, most catastrophic plunder of the Philippine treasury, exceeding 1 trillion pesos. How can you crusade against thieves while cozying up to their legacy?