Ito ang problema ng maraming mambabatas.
Hindi nila alam ang batas. Our lawmakers are the law breakers.
Mula sa Bawal Bastos Law hanggang sa Anti-Plunder Act o Anti-Graft & Corrupt Practices Act. Kaya bastos na, ang marami - magnanakaw pa.
🟥 Filipinos need to pay attention to what Sara Duterte is doing.
Every time her scandals heat up, she suddenly releases a new statement.
Suddenly angry.
Suddenly pointing fingers.
Suddenly acting like she’s the most honest official in government.
Look at the pattern.
When the confidential fund issue resurfaces, she attacks someone else.
When DepEd’s numbers expose her mess, she fires shots at Marcos.
When there’s movement in her impeachment case, she pretends to be the face of accountability.
That is political peacocking — making noise and acting tough to hide her own failures.
While she’s busy talking about other issues, she refuses to answer the questions she’s supposed to face:
Where did the P125 million go?
Where are the proper documents?
Where are the classrooms she was supposed to build?
We pay for her office.
We fund her salary.
But she won’t explain anything.
🟥 Sara Duterte is not a solution. She is one of the biggest problems this country is dealing with.
She is a threat to everything Filipinos are trying to fix.
She drags the country down instead of helping it move forward.
She is a burden, not a leader.
And I’m confident saying this because I’ve been studying her, reading every report I can find, digging into her record, and watching her moves for months.
Marcos is already a problem — Duterte would be so much worse. It’s like going from the frying pan straight into the fire.
That’s the reality I see. That's why I fear for our country.
So we need to watch her moves closely.
Don’t get fooled by the noise, the drama, or the tough-talking persona.
None of that changes the fact that she refuses accountability, that she is useless, that she is self-serving.
Let’s speak up.
Let’s be louder than the people defending her.
That’s what the situation demands.
If we stay quiet, we’re the ones who will suffer for it.
Imagine the Villars essentially do not need any more money but they cannot even seem to provide decent services to the patrons of all their businesses.
'KURAKOT IKULONG'
Ateneo de Manila's Blue Babble Battalion called for accountability for the corruption mess in the government with their shirts forming 'KURAKOT IKULONG' during their halftime performance at the UAAP's Ateneo-UP Men's Basketball game.
(Courtesy: Chelsea May Tan, The GUIDON/Facebook)
“We’re neglecting our colleagues”
First of all, you work for us, wag kayo mag hari-harian. Plunderers have been elected in the past, gulat ka pa ba? Second, what a way to admit na hindi ka objective sa investigation na to. Baba ka na sa pwesto.
That dashcam footage in the middle of the Mactan-Mandaue Bridge was haunting. How many lives would have been gone if that bridge suddenly collapsed, under the weight of a 6.7-magnitude earthquake?
Kaya usapin ng buhay at kamatayan ang malawakang pagnanakaw sa DPWH.
#StopKorap
kaya it's so easy for the small fishes to pinpoint each other while it takes so much effort to put pressure on them to name the big fishes because they are scared. scared of being devoured by the same system that feeds them. naka ilang hearing na ba?
kaya putanginang mga corrupt officials, parasites of the people and leeches of the nation.
sina jinggoy at revilla, pinakulong na yan nung panahon ni pnoy. pinalaya sa panahon ni duterte. posibleng ipakulong ulit ngayon ni marcos. tapos ano? palalayain ulit pag nanalo si inday sa 2028? kailangan talaga ma-impeach yang si inday para hindi tayo ikot ikot lang by sarah g
P35.24 BILLION.
Kung may P1 million ka na pwede mong gastusin araw-araw, aabutin ka ng 96 years bago yan maubos. NINETY SIX YEARS!
Eh ako nga, hindi ko alam paano ubusin ang P1 million sa isang araw. Tapos may magnanakaw ng P35.24 BILLION sa loob lang ng tatlong taon? 🤯
“nakatingin kami sayo pangulong bongbong marcos. at inaasahan ka namin, hindi dahil sa idol ka namin kundi dahil, sinesweldohan ka namin at inaasahan namin na tutuparin mo ang inuutos naming mga employer mo.”
#TrillionPesoMarch
'SILA RIN ANG DAHILAN NG ATING HIRAP'
Protesters drape a large sign in Luneta Park asking: "How can we expect the people who oppress us to serve us?"
📸 https://t.co/3UWeeHiNED / Jean Mangaluz (@JPMangaluz)
Today, Sept. 21, marks the 53rd year of dictator Ferdinand Marcos’ declaration of martial law — described by many Filipinos as one of the darkest chapters in Philippine history.
During the period, there were around 107,200 primary victims of rights violations, 70,000 people were arrested, mostly arbitrarily without warrants of arrest, 34,000 people were tortured, and 3,240 others were killed by the military and police, according to Amnesty International. #NeverAgain #NeverForget
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