Ricapau Cruz

Faith vs Trust

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

The deleted "Apology post" of Milo & Friends (owner: Tristan Huertas) regarding the issue of a chow chow dog owned by Mr. Rod Garino, that DIED under their care due to HEATSTROKE. ‼️

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

@lilylastimado hi Ms Lily! I am Mau’s (Mau Maglonso) friend and we are planning a Surprise Birthday party for her on June 20. I have been trying to track you for weeks. Is there any way I can reach you out for details? Thanks

[Job Pablo @JobPablo]

THIS.

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[Kaya Natin! Movement @KayaNatinPH]

WALANG MAKAKALIMOT, DAPAT MAY MANAGOT! ✊

Simula Oct. 12, 2025 at sa bawat susunod na Linggo, inaanyayahan namin ang bawat Pilipino na magkabit ng WHITE RIBBON sa inyong mga tahanan at komunidad bilang simbolo ng ating pagkondena sa korapsyon.

#WalangMakakalimot

[Edu Manzano @realedumanzano]

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[HAPPY PEPE @succubus_20]

I think mas credible pag galing ang opinion sa lawyer na walang bias

Yan ang sinasabi ko kanina, hindi naman si Marcoleta ang mag dedecide ng conditions para sa witnesses. Butata nanaman mga DDSHITS

[Darna Impakta @DarnaImpakta]

Body language palang sure na walang kahihitnatnan itong lokohan na ICI na ito. Eh halos lumuhod na yung chair ng commission eh 🤷‍♀️

[Karen Davila @iamkarendavila]

SYSTEMATIC PLUNDER. ECONOMIC SABOTAGE.

If DPWH Alcantara’s testimony is to be believed, Zaldy Co was able to insert funds in every step of the budget process - not for economic growth but to line his pockets.

He used his very position as Appropriations Committee Chair to STEAL. He did it through the system.
He was able to do it ‘legally’ and with ease.

Si Zaldy Co palang ito at sa Bulacan palang, isipin natin - ibang congressman pa at pondo para sa buong bansa!

Hindi billion billion ang nalulustay, TRILLION kada taon. Nasa budget lang para pondohan ang mga luho nila at kanilang pamilya!

[Jesus Falcis 🇵🇭 @jesusfalcis]

Brice Hernandez: "Mas malaki si Henry Alcantara sakin pero bakit parang ako lang nakikita nila..."

#satire

[Tony Leachon MD @DrTonyLeachon]

🇵🇭 Walk as Filipinos, Not Factions

By Dr. Tony Leachon

Floods don’t ask who you voted for.
They don’t care if you wear red, pink, yellow, or blue.
They don’t pause for religion, gender, race, or wealth.
They drown classrooms, hospitals, cars, malls, and homes—without discrimination.
And yet, our response remains divided.
Partisan.
Performative.

While the waters rise, the debates in Congress spiral into theater.
Probes are marked by drama, not direction.
And those who should be held accountable—contractors, billionaires, lawmakers—remain dry, untouched, and unbothered.

President Marcos says he welcomes protest.
But Speaker Zaldy Co and others seem to thrive in a divided nation.
That’s our problem.
We’ve allowed corruption to be filtered through selective ideologies.
We condemn it only when it suits our tribe.
We march only when our colors are called.

But justice cannot bloom in the soil of ego.
It cannot be achieved if our outrage is rooted in self-interest.
If you plan to attend the September 21 rallies—whether in Luneta or EDSA—leave your ego in your closet.
Leave your party colors in your cars.
Walk mightily, not as BBM, DDS, Dilawan, or Pinklawan.
Walk as Filipinos.

Because this isn’t about factions.
It’s about a nation drowning in neglect.
It’s about children missing school, workers losing wages, families losing homes.
It’s about a government that can build flood control projects worth billions—but can’t seem to control the floods.

So go where it’s convenient.
Luneta or EDSA.
Join the clergy, the students, the fandoms, the activists.
Join the hip-hop heads, the K-pop stans, the Otakus.
Join the quiet ones, the angry ones, the hopeful ones.

But above all, join as one people.
Because corruption is not partisan.
And neither is justice.

Let the corrupt fall.
Let the truth rise.
Let the Filipino spirit shine.

[Maria Clara de los Santos @Only1MCdlS]

Ohh diba si Arjo Atayde na di naman pumipirmi sa QC, is he doing maangmaangan school of acting for “kubra” or he's just plain incompetent?! #dpwh #FloodControlProjects

[Official MMDA @MMDA]

𝐓𝐈𝐍𝐆𝐍𝐀𝐍

Narito ang ilang gabay para sa mga motorista bilang preparasyon sa isang buwang dry run ng odd-even scheme na sa EDSA LAMANG na ipatutupad simula Hunyo 16 sa gitna ng nakaambang na #EDSARebuild.

Hinihikayat ng MMDA ang publiko na makiisa sa dry run sa pamamagitan ng pag-iwas sa EDSA kung kayo ay sakop ng number coding scheme upang maitala ang mga datos at makapagbalangkas ng mga traffic adjustment kung kinakailangan.

#mmda
#mmdaatyourservice

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

@MMDA Okay po Big Brother.

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

@MMDA @MMDA so wala na po yung UVVRP (Number coding) sa EDSA? Odd-Even Scheme na lang ang mag-aapply sa EDSA??

[Leisbeth Recto @leisbeth_recto]

She helped in shutting down ABS-CBN so that her father, Manny Villar, could take over the broadcast frequencies and launched the All TV in Channel 2.

Do NOT VOTE for this devious and deceitful Villar! 👎

[iMPACT Leadership @iMPACTPH2019]

CROWD CLAPS BACK AT CAMILLE VILLAR'S 'PANGARAP' QUESTION: 'TUBIG!'

During the Alyansa Para sa Bagong Pilipinas rally in San Jose del Monte City, Bulacan on February 28, senatorial candidate and Las Piñas Rep. Camille Villar posed a rhetorical question to the crowd: "Ano ba ang pangarap natin para sa ating pamilya? Ano ba ang pangarap ng pamilyang Pilipino?"

The crowd's blunt response, captured in a video circulating on social media, was just one word: "Tubig!"

The moment drew attention online, highlighting the deep frustration among residents over persistent water issues under PrimeWater, the private utility firm owned by Villar's family.

PrimeWater entered into a joint venture with the San Jose del Monte Water District in 2018, during the Duterte administration, when Camille's brother, Mark Villar, served as public works secretary. PrimeWater is a wholly owned subsidiary of Prime Asset Ventures Inc., which is owned by their other brother, Manuel Paolo Villar.

The Villar family—children of the country's richest man, former Senate President Manny Villar—has come under fire for what critics describe as a dangerous overlap between big business and political power. Their mother, Cynthia, is a senator nearing the end of her term and is reportedly seeking to swap positions with Camille, while Mark Villar is midway through his own Senate term.

Under the Villars' expanding political and business influence, PrimeWater has signed nearly 100 joint venture agreements with local water districts across the country—including several in Bulacan, such as Marilao, Malolos, Meycauayan, San Ildefonso, and San Rafael.

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

More of anti-progression 🙄

[Inquirer @inquirerdotnet]

JUST IN: Newly-appointed DOTr chief Vince Dizon says he suspended the TRB order mandating cashless toll payment by March 15.

"We are not going cashless for the foreseeable future," says Dizon.

Dizon also says he believes pushing a fully cashless system at toll gates is "anti-poor." | @zacariansINQ

[Zaynie_wife❄️ @Zaynie_Wife]

@TalktoBPI When will the POS issue will get resolved!

[Ricapau Cruz @ricapau]

@MMDA any flood report along Ortigas Ave Ext going to Cainta Junction?

[Barack Obama @BarackObama]

When it comes to the economy, Donald Trump plans to give another massive tax cut to billionaires and big corporations.

We need leaders like @KamalaHarris and @Tim_Walz who will work to lower costs for Americans and hold corporations accountable. https://t.co/d89Um8w5lh