Melinda

Daughter of the King

[The Philippine Star @PhilippineStar]

Duterte’s spokesman Paolo Panelo said the Vice President “would gladly sue [Trillanes] for these endless fabrications.” https://t.co/kSRFRZnIg4

[Melinda @myregodon]

@PhilippineStar I really hope she does

[Kimberley MSanchez @KimMS004]

Nakakakilabot! This is a national security concern. Kaya pala ni once, never nag comment si VP Sara Duterte tungkol sa nangyayari sa West Philippine Sea!

[Melinda @myregodon]

@0DonaldTrumpJr1 93

[Melinda @myregodon]

@ChakoMissi49825 @beholdisrael Yes. Same here. After all they have God on their side who is the Creator of the entire universe.

[Amir Tsarfati @beholdisrael]

⚠️ WARNING: This content is very hard to watch as it is UNFILTERED video of the October 7th attacks on Israel. https://t.co/lzEVgJ5Pw5

[Amir Tsarfati @beholdisrael]

The Bible, for me, is far more than just a book about our past. It’s the only book of any faith in the world where nearly 30% of its content describes future events. The accuracy, reliability, and authenticity of this book regarding past events give me great confidence in speaking about the future ones!

[Amir Tsarfati @beholdisrael]

Israel’s top celebrity chefs have decided to join the anti-government movement and close their restaurants today. I will make sure not only to never visit their restaurants but also to tell others to do the same if asked!

[Kimberley MSanchez @KimMS004]

For the Motherland daw pero bakit puro in defense of China ang mga tweets???? 🤣🤣🤣

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

DEPED 'LOST' P1.6-B DUE TO 'ANOMALOUS' COMPUTER BIDDING UNDER SARA'S WATCH – SOLONS

Ako Bicol Party-list Rep. Jil Bongalon exposed a possible conspiracy involving apparent irregularities in the bidding process for the DepEd billion-peso computerization project in 2022.

[The BenchWarmer @datumx11]

Now that almost all POGOs are gone and at the same time Congress might probably allocate OVP budget solely for its administrative expenses, where do you think the money for DDS trolls and bloggers/vloggers would come from? 🤔

[DAVAOMIGRANT @nabunturanguy]

Saan ka nakakita ng VP (?) na nakikipag-celebrate sa kulto ng FUGITIVE FROM THE LAW, and openly DISGRACING her (already-disgraced) president in public? Madumb Pusit, supposedly the second highest government official, is indeed (1) harboring or supporting a FUGITIVE, (2) MAKAPAL ANG MUKHA for continuing to stay in a govt that she doesn’t believe in (3) has NO SENSE OF DECENCY at all!

[Barry Gutierrez @barrygutierrez3]

That's a 3% completion rate. 🤯 Bagsak na bagsak.

Seems like the best thing she did for DepEd was resign; freeing our teachers and students from her incompetence.

Maawa na kayo, huwag na bigyan ito ng responsibilidad sa gobyerno.

Shimenet be fit for this kind of work.

[VERA Files @verafiles]

What do we do with VP Sara Duterte? The first thing she needs is long-term psychotherapy. The second is to ban her from public office.

Read Antonio J. Montalvan II's commentary here: https://t.co/KA8CDoA77T

[The BenchWarmer @datumx11]

You know what, guys!

The problem is… VILLAR family lang ang mag-isang umaasenso, ang sambayanang PILIPINO napag-iiwanan.

Yan ang realidad sa totoo lang!

[Meow @tr1pnaut1k]

My God, anong ginagawa ni Inday nung DepEd siya?!?!

[Informed PH @informedph2]

The Learning Crisis: DepEd's @DepEd_PH ₱9 BILLION Blunder Under a Sara Duterte Leadership—A Legacy of Neglect?

In a harsh reality check during the FY 2025 DepEd budget hearing, it was confirmed that the Department of Education (DepEd) under Vice President Sara Duterte failed to deliver nearly ₱9 BILLION worth of laptops and e-learning equipment in 2023.

🔥 Rep. Gerville "Jinky Bitrics" Luistro put DepEd's ICT Director Ferdinand Pitagan on the spot, questioning how such a colossal failure could occur. "Why request ₱11 BILLION for 2023 if you're prioritizing 2022 funds?" Luistro demanded, emphasizing the dire need for these resources in her district, where the cries for computers and laptops are deafening.

With a sharp eye for detail and a deep understanding of the educational challenges in her own district of Batangas, her questioning was both pointed and personal. She brought to light the glaring gaps in the department’s performance, demanding answers as to why these essential resources have remained undelivered while students and teachers continue to struggle.

In a manifestation in front of the budget panel, Cong. Luistro expressed her frustration that the delays in delivering laptops and ICT materials are a key reason why the Philippines continues to rank so low in the PISA scores.

But this isn't just a 2023 problem—the gaps and underperformance stretch back even further. The previous @DepEd_PH leadership left a trail of unfulfilled promises and missed opportunities, failing to upgrade our educational infrastructure when it mattered most. As Secretary Sonny Angara steps into the role, he inherits an agency hamstrung by inefficiencies and a lack of foresight that have long plagued DepEd’s operations.

👩‍💻 Alarming Ratios: Pitagan revealed that the current student-to-computer ratio is a dismal 1:9, and the teacher-to-computer ratio is an even more alarming 1:30. How can we expect our education system to succeed when our e-learning infrastructure is stuck in the past?

📚 Falling Behind: The consequences of these failures are devastating. The Philippines has consistently ranked near the bottom in global education assessments like PISA, where we came in 76th in Reading, 76th in Mathematics, and 79th in Science out of over 80 countries in 2023.

⚠️ A Legacy of Neglect: The underperformance is the main highlight with Sara Duterte’s DepEd. The previous leadership failed to address these critical gaps, leaving Angara with an uphill battle to modernize an outdated system. The 2023 COA report reveals a dismal budget utilization rate of just 50.07% for the DepEd Computerization Program (DCP), with zero accomplishments for the year—a stark indicator of the department's operational failures.

We hope to ask the Vice President: Is this really the future of education we want for our children? If so, it certainly isn’t reflected in how DepEd has been running. The budget was there, the teachers desperately needed the equipment, yet we’ve left them disappointed and waiting.

The clock is ticking—it’s time to break this cycle of neglect. Secretary Angara has his work cut out for him.