Locals reporting being abused and exploited, raising red flags on Israelis building communities in spaces where they don’t belong, officials doing nothing, next thing you know Siargao will be promised to them 3000 years ago.
I actually need Filipinos to move like Thailand asap.
Who are they to be doing that anyway? It's not their Strait, it's not their waters, it's not their oil. It's time for the U.S. to understand that they don't own the world
ang saya noh? the US—who is waging this war and bombing the global south, and yet it’s the peso and likely other currencies that get weaker. that country takes and takes and takes and bomb those that it takes from until it is frail and dying.
Israel is also trying to steal our beaches in Siargao 🇵🇭. They are even planning to build a Chabad house despite protests from the indigenous people of the island.
If they can steal lands from indigenous Palestinians, what's stopping them from stealing other indigenous lands?
please date a man who believes in romance & provider mindset. like holding doors open for you, buying you flowers, writing you love letters, courting you, treating you gently, planning surprises for you and honouring your heart in whatever ways he can. you deserve all of that
calling protests useless is the privilege of those who aren’t being oppressed. for the silenced, the hungry, and the abused, protests are a weapon of survival. if you feel comfortable enough to dismiss them, then you’re living off the comfort built on someone else’s suffering.
TRILLIONS GONE?
The DPWH admits trillions may have been lost in the past decade. Sen. Bam Aquino stressed only 3B is needed to feed 3M starving children, yet trillions could have vanished from the people’s money.
This, as the Trillion Peso March looms on Sept. 21. @bncdotph
idk guys. it's like y'all want him to be a perfect human being. meron syang mga opinion na hindi tayo sasang-ayon. but that doesn't mean he's suddenly the enemy lol. mga perspectives nyo minsan just absolute black and white 🙃
What a convenient way to remove Ninoy Aquino’s face from the 500-peso bill. But it’s not just him—the heroes on the 1,000-peso bill, Jose Abad Santos, Vicente Lim, and Josefa Llanes Escoda, have also been erased. We are a nation that disregards our own history and memory.