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[wintermelonbubbletea @ignoredalwayss]

I'd rather be hated for who i am, than love for who i am not
-Kurt Cobain

[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

🚨 ₱418,204,839.93 IN UNPAID AGRI DEBTS FOR ALMOST 10,000 FARMERS IN BICOL REGION OFFICIALLY WIPED OUT!

The Certificate of Condonation with Release of Mortgage (CoCRoMs) were distributed yesterday, June 30, 2026, at the Ibalong Centrum for Recreation (ICR), Legazpi City, Albay.

HIGHLIGHTS:

1. The titles and certificates cover a total of 15,533.92 hectares of agricultural land.

2. A total of 9,920 Agrarian Reform Beneficiaries (ARBs) from all six Bicol provinces (Albay, Camarines Sur, Camarines Norte, Catanduanes, Masbate, and Sorsogon) received assistance.

3. The distribution included 11,247 land titles and CoCRoMs.

4. DAR also turned over three new farm-to-market roads in Polangui, Libon, and Oas, Albay, to help local farmers transport their produce.

5. This initiative is part of Republic Act No. 11953 (New Agrarian Emancipation Act), designed to free farmers from long-standing land debts.

[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

🚨PBBM ALSO ACCEPTED PRIVATE DONATIONS. WHY ONLY TARGET MARCOLETA?

This narrative is a misleading spin. Detractors are trying to argue that since Pres. Bongbong Marcos also accepted campaign donations in 2022, Marcoleta shouldn't be singled-out for a plunder case.

Let’s see:

1. Marcos properly declared his ₱624M campaign contributions in his 2022 SOCE (Statement of Contributions and Expenditures).

Because the funds were officially on the record, there are no anomalies or hidden wealth in his SALN.

2. Sen. Rodante Marcoleta declared "zero" contributions on his SOCE. However, he later admitted on national television that he actually received ₱75M from three private donors.

3. While Marcoleta managed to escape an election offense under the *Penera doctrine* (because the money was received before the official campaign period), he completely violated anti-graft laws.

4. Marcoleta’s ₱75M was nowhere to be found in his 2025 SALN, which only showed a total net worth of ₱51M.

5. In short, BBM followed the law by publicly recording his campaign funds. Marcoleta hid his, and he is now facing non-bailable charges of “Plunder and Indirect Bribery”.

7. It is “plunder” because the hidden campaign money exceeded the ₱50 million legal threshold.

8. It is “indirect bribery” because a public official accepted millions in exchange for potential favors or influence tied to his office.

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[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

🚨FACT CHECK: The President Stole ₱60B From PhilHealth and Has Not Returned It

I was reading a post by my friend, Zeno Martinez, about PBBM visiting the NKTI Legacy Building, which will soon be Southeast Asia’s biggest dialysis center.

The very first comment on the post demanded that the President return the ₱60 billion he stole from PhilHealth.

Seriously?

Let us look at the facts. Where exactly is the “stealing” in this situation?

1. The only reason this PhilHealth fund became an issue in the first place is because ₱60 billion of idle, unspent funds was transferred back to the National Treasury.

2. Why was it returned to the Treasury?

Because under the national budget rules, unspent funds of REGULAR government agencies like DepEd, DPWH, etc., expire and automatically go back to the National Treasury.

In other words, you either use it or lose it.

3. This transfer was challenged at the Supreme Court because PhilHealth is not a regular agency but a government-owned corporation (GOCC) governed by the Universal Health Care Act (UHC).

4. Under the UHC, PhilHealth’s money is a special trust fund, which means it is illegal to transfer its reserves to the national government.

5. What happened was that the Department of Finance treated PhilHealth like a regular agency.

6. The Supreme Court ruled the transfer as illegal in December 2025.

7. To return the funds legally, Congress officially allocated the ₱60 billion to PhilHealth under the 2026 national budget.

8. DBM then issued the fund release order (SARO) on April 21, 2026, following the approval of the Office of the President.

9. PhilHealth has already confirmed that the entire ₱60 billion has been fully received back into its special trust fund for patient benefits.

So, where in that process did the president steal anything?

Not a single centavo!

Sa mga hindi pa rin updated, try to read and educate yourselves.

Free lang naman magbasa.

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[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

Say goodbye to endless photocopy lines and lost original birth certificates! HB 8192 uses QR codes on eGovPH to get you hired without breaking the bank.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Man to man.

[Dear Son. @DearS_o_n]

Dear son,

[The King @arthurXadvocate]

If you want this destabiliser investigated, arrested where warranted by law at the soonest time, and charged with the appropriate offenses, please like and repost.

Let us call upon the government and the competent authorities to enforce our accountability mechanisms with urgency, impartiality, and resolve—without fear or favour against those who continuously undermine our institutions, sow division and disorder, and seek to wrest power from a legitimately elected President.

Their actions have become increasingly clear. He arrogated unto himself powers and authority that were never his to exercise. He worked in concert with a purported Blue Ribbon Committee that lacked the proper authority of the Senate, in an attempt to bastardise established institutions and lawful processes. They came dangerously close to succeeding once again.

We condemn, in the strongest possible terms, this serial destabiliser, his network of corrupt political allies, and their 18 delivery syndicates.

We likewise condemn the Cayetano group of opportunistic politicians whose overriding objective is the acquisition of power, the preservation of impunity, and the protection of personal and political interests at the expense of institutional integrity and the rule of law.

[wintermelonbubbletea @ignoredalwayss]

RT @kikopangilinan: ANONG BASURA NA EBIDENSYA YAN NA MAY PICTURE?

Puro pasaring. Puro alegasyon. Puro palabas.

At dahil dinamay niyo pa a…

[The Sigma Mindset @thesigmamindset]

Why no one teaches you how to change your life...

[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

Sabi ni Atty Baligod: “We are man enough to admit our mistake.”

What??? Plastic bag ba ang dala nyo at kung kani-kanino lang naitabi?

Hindi simpleng "mistake" ang magpasabog ng career-ending allegations, tapos biglang bawi.

Binawi ba kasi kumakampi si Sen. Loren kay Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano?

Kung ganyan kayo kadaling magkamali sa pangalan, paano pa paniniwalaan ang flood control script niyo?

At bakit si Atty Baligod ang nag-e-explain? Kabisado nya ang script?

[🇺‌ 🇳‌ 🇴‌ 🤓 @_MIGZ29]

ᴅᴀᴛɪ ɴᴀ ᴘᴀʟᴀɴɢ ɢɪɴᴀᴡᴀ 👇🤔

ᴄᴛᴛᴏ; ɴᴜᴛʀɪʙᴜɴ ʀᴇᴘᴜʙʟɪᴄ

[Shubhvani @shubhvanii]

Nothing but fact

[Princess Sara DuDirty @AyawSaAdikPero]

MARKUBETA BIGLANG ESKAPO!

Galing galing gumawa ng script tapos yung pinangalanan nyo sa Fake hearing nyo ng sumugod sa Senado bigla kang eskapo ano yun.

Tapang-tapangan pero pag nandyan na yung pinangalanan biglang alis.

#CongAlvarez #Marcoleta #SenatePH #fyp #cayetano

[Thea Tan @imtheatan]

🔥IBP Upholds Validity of Senate Quorum Under Avelino Doctrine

The Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP) 27th Board of Governors has released an official statement addressing the controversy surrounding the Senate's June 3, 2026 session.

Grounded in established jurisprudence, the IBP clarified how a legislative quorum should be determined when certain members are completely incapacitated or missing.

1. The IBP emphasizes that constitutional rules must be interpreted practically so that the Senate can function effectively and not be paralyzed by members who cannot realistically attend.

2. Two senators were excluded from the total count because they are beyond the Senate's reach—one is currently detained for a non-bailable offense, and the other's whereabouts have been unknown since May 11, 2026.

3. By excluding those two unreachable members, the total number of available senators used to determine a quorum dropped from 24 down to 22.

4. Following the landmark Supreme Court *Avelino vs. Cuenco* doctrine, a quorum requires a majority of the *available* members, not the entire roster. Therefore, the 12 senators physically present successfully constituted a legal majority of the 22 available.

5. There’s the presumption of regularity. Because a valid quorum was met, the June 3, 2026 session was entirely lawful, and all acts, resolutions, and decisions made during it are presumed official and legally valid.

[Tehxi @yajnshri]

Man reveals energy manipulation method .

[Ꮆ Ꭵ Ꮛ @gesperas]

Cong. Pepito Alvarez:

“May kinalaman doon sa pinadala sa akin ni Mike Defensor…
Si Mike Defensor ang nagpadala sa akin ng impeachment complaint laban sa Pangulo at kung maaari raw ay i-endorso ko…

Eh NANG HINDI KO INENDORSO, BIGLA na lang AKO NAGKAPANGALAN dito.”

😂

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[Just @justinmaniluh]

Paano kami maniniwala sa inyo — e puro kalaban ni Sara Duterte ang nasa listahan niyo?

There are a lot of inconsistencies and absurd claims. No collaboration of fact.

Why aren’t they talking about Loren Legarda and Mark Villar who they named in their original affidavit?

Well, in all intents and purposes — this is just “maritesan” inside the Senate.