@jesusfalcis Tbh that's heartbreaking . Perhaps being a VP on a Duterte presidency has taken its toll on her. A 6 years of non stop trolling and fake news
@NoliEala And PBA should really change.. stop with the 4 point shot, align their rules to what FIBA uses and allow 2 imports to up our locals quality of play.. we are not one of the best in asia anymore.. korea, japan and china are far better.. even chinese taipei is very good
@HomerSayson@dram0s_@ErnestLeo@SportsOnAirPH I've watched the last play a couple of times, its just hard to fault dwight for shooting that hail mary.. i would love for brownlee to shoot it, but then again dwight is somewhat hot, so i'll take that. Still a Galant effort dor gilas!!
@ProofOfTravis@bansaxie Yes me too, but when i saw 100k bAXS. i knew it would be something like this, 1st airdrop favors the biggest AXS stakers. The next one perhaps favor the top contributors, players etc.
@TheDeanQuinito Yessir.. gilas is doing good, i just hope we can have the best lineup we could possibly field.. in the next round.. im looking at you kaiju!
@BolimaDale JMF is good even in int. Games, he's a situational player for us. we needed his height, heft and experience.. he is also smart, decent midbrange shooter and passer.. the speed is lacking though, but that's fine
Funny how the Chinese Embassy spokesperson is enjoying not only freedom of speech in a country hosting him as a guest, even when he cannot practice that same freedom in his own country controlled by a one-party dictatorship. In fact, he is in a better footing than Filipinos themselves for which that freedom is guaranteed by the Philippine Constitution. By being our diplomatic guest, he is immune from libel, unlike the ordinary Filipino who can be sued for the abuse of freedom of speech. This is the travesty confronting us right now in the face of the belligerent "wolf warriors" โ so called โ nesting inside the Chinese Embassy who attack our officials the same way their ship-borne counterparts attack Filipinos in our own EEZ. This already constitutes an abuse not only of our constitutional freedoms but of the diplomatic immunity we honor them with as our guests. May I remind them that there is a limit to their abuse of immunity, because reminding them of the limits of free speech is useless, free speech being alien to them as China was never a democracy in any meaningful sense in its long history. This is the problem with individuals raised without democracy but under party dictators.
It seems they really think we are a province of China, and that they are the provincial party leaders enforcing communist laws. To the officials of the Chinese Embassy: You are NOT in China. This is the Philippines. Here, we kick dictators out, not worship them.