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Ilo x Mtl • #LetLeniLead

[francis @pranchips]

📍Pizzeria Bianco (Phoenix, Arizona)

[Jesus Falcis 🇵🇭 @jesusfalcis]

❌ INC Rallyist Placard: “Private campaign donation yun, hindi plunder.”

✅ One, plunder yan basta over ₱50M kahit galing sa taxpayer’s money or private money or gift.

Two, galing sa bunganga mismo ni Marcoleta na he got the money before the campaign period. 👊

😂

[francis @pranchips]

Meh

[francis @pranchips]

@BeiAlonzo Dito na ba nila mahuhuli si ate Teddie na nagttrabaho as isang waitress sa bar?

[francis @pranchips]

You give them good and they give you nothing 😂

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Scientists have detected traces of nuclear activity in the West Philippine Sea. They found higher levels of a radioactive substance called iodine-129 in seawater samples from this area.

After testing 119 samples from different parts of Philippine waters, they discovered that iodine-129 levels in the West Philippine Sea were 1.5 to 1.7 times higher than in nearby regions. This isotope is almost always produced by human nuclear activities (like nuclear reactors or old weapons tests), so it acts as a clear sign of nuclear-related processes.

Most likely, ocean currents carried it from the Yellow Sea area near China. There, nuclear fuel reprocessing plants and leftover contamination from Cold War-era nuclear tests probably released it into rivers and the ocean, and it traveled hundreds of miles to reach Philippine waters.

Good news: the levels are very low and pose no danger to people, fish, or the environment.

This discovery shows how connected our oceans are and why countries need to work together to monitor and protect them. It's also a great example of important scientific work being done right here in the Philippines.

["Filipino Scientists Detect Nuclear Signatures Drifting Into West Philippine Sea." Advocates Philippines, 2025]

[francis @pranchips]

Stopping myself from watching all the #heatedrivalry reels because I have to do a 16h shift today. Lord bless my soul 🫡

[francis @pranchips]

@yegwave Heated Rivalry

[francis @pranchips]

Oh boy time flies so fast. I’m glad I spent a good part of my adult life enjoying my time with my friends.

[francis @pranchips]

@theapplecycle Iphone 3g- still have it at home.

[francis @pranchips]

@CebuPacificAir i have friends who didnt know that travelsure was preselected when booking their flights as they are foreigners, any way they can cancel the charges? They dont want the coverage asthey have their own insurance.

[ℳ @viceganda]

Vice Ganda and Mr. Assimo puksaan finally happened y’all 😭😭😭

VG SA BG
#BG30BatangBubbleAko | #ViceGanda

[Richard Heydarian @RichHeydarian]

“Joel the Innocent”…

[francis @pranchips]

Booked and booked. Lord ikaw na to.

[francis @pranchips]

@altGenie @risahontiveros @verafiles

[Barurot News @barurot_news]

The names of Senator Bato dela Rosa and former Justice Secretary Vitaliano Aguirre II are mentioned in a newly released document from ICC prosecutors

[Jesus Falcis 🇵🇭 @jesusfalcis]

I commend Senator Joel Villanueva for supporting the beauty queen of Bocaue, Bulacan - Angelica Corporal. 🥰

Thank you for supporting beauty pageants and the advocacies of Angelica Corporal, the Director of Miss Universe Philippines - Bulacan. 👊

Kakaiba ka, Senator Joel! 👊

Talong-talo mo si Senator Jinggoy and Chiz! 👊

#JoelVillanueva
#AngelicaCorporal

P.S. Soafer sweet ng tingin mo, Senator. Focused ka pala pag may kausap, talagang titig na titig.

[DAVAOMIGRANT @nabunturanguy]

JOEL VILLANUEVA, binabaha na ng corruption ang buhay mo bilang senador. Nabubuhay ka na sa kasinungalingan. Naaalala namin nung panahon ni PNoy, he plucked you, fresh from CIBAC, to head TESDA from 2010-2015. Obviously, nakilala ka na so you ran for senator & won under Duterte. Diyan umusbong nang todo ang sungay mo. Nakalimutan mo na ang meaning ng CIBAC, binalewala mo na ang turo ni PNoy na "kayo (the people) ang boss ko." YOU DECIDED TO ROB THE FILIPINOS! MAKULONG KA SANA, ANIMAL KA!

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

DISCAYAS' ST. GERRARD WAS DUTERTE ADMIN'S NO. 1 CONTRACTOR — PCIJ

St. Gerrard Construction, owned by the influential Discaya family, emerged as the No. 1 contractor during the Duterte administration's "Build, Build, Build" program, according to a September 2018 report by the Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ).

From July 2016 to December 2017, St. Gerrard secured ₱12.3 billion worth of contracts despite having been suspended by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) over the submission of spurious tax clearance documents.

PCIJ found that St. Gerrard and nine other firms cornered ₱68.5 billion, or 14% of all DPWH-awarded projects during Duterte's first 18 months. Several of these companies were previously blacklisted, suspended, or had owners facing graft cases, yet still managed to secure lucrative contracts.

The report noted that contractors with checkered records continued to thrive under Duterte's flagship infrastructure push, while DPWH investigations into irregularities dragged on.

READ MORE:
https://t.co/3OmQIMdbei

[francis @pranchips]

Homesickness should be something we can just turn off when we want to. When it hits, it hits hard.

[francis @pranchips]

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