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Think of what could have been with Good Governance.

zombism. hear my sinner's prayer.

[iam ian 🇵🇭 @IanIslander3]

Tracker Update🗳️

Vico, Chel with highest preferences in Publicus Asia's 3rd Quarter polling, fielded October 1-4.

#1 Vico Sotto 39%
Metro Manila 55% North Luzon 39% South 46% Visayas 31% Mindanao 22%

#2 Chel Diokno 28%
Metro Manila 47% North Luzon 24% South 35% Visayas 23% Mindanao 12%

Note: Poll not included in our aggregate
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#Senate #Philippines @DeusXMachina14 @QuingAndre

[ʜᴀɴɴɪ ☆ | iya @hanniehae1008]

the biggest fraud in PH History

[🇵🇭 Laitera🇵🇭 @laiteranidaddy]

Cayetano’s when voting to convict Corona .

Will it be the same for this Impeachment Trial? 😏

[Kat Dee @KatDeeyah]

Sabi nga ni Pia nung Corona trial, Failure to declare Millions sa SALN is NOT minor. Kaya baba na daw sa pwesto🤷🏻‍♀️

#vpontrial

[Joti ☀️ @joti77]

Defense: “ALLEGED interest in businesses.”
Atty. Cabrera: “Wala pong nakalagay na ALLEGED sa report ko.”
Defense: “But that’s our position.”
Atty. Cabrera: “Sabi po n’yo you’re reading my report po eh.”

HAHAHA! O, loko. Di ka lulusot diyan. 😂👏

#VPSaraOnTrial
#VPOnTrial

[Daniel B. Bautista @bautistadanielb]

Highlights ni Queen Witness… 👑💅

Atty. Anne Loraine Garcia-Marquez, CPA!!!

“6-7”
“Tapusin na natin.”
“So, ano pong gagawin ko ngayon?”
“Part of my job? OK!”

#VPonTrial
#ImpeachmentTrial

[Marlon ESPÑ Ⓜ️ @MstrCrab888]

TAWANG TAWA AKO DITO HAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAHA

Chiz: So, pag nagbago siya ng buhay…

Witness: NAGBAGO NG BUHAY? (Si Sara Duterte, magbabagong buhay?) 🤡

[decoy @22three7eleven]

Si BIR witness Atty. Anne Garcia-Marquez na ata ang perfect embodiment ng phrase na "Your taxes at work" lols

I'll concede today—sige na BIR, bawasan nyo na sahod ko at kunin nyo na tax ko.🙃

[James @nerdygymboy]

Bakit andami nang college student na gymrat ngayun? Dati parang kulang pa yung oras para sa acads at ibang activities tapos siomai at pancit canton lang ang nutrients

[bea @bonnibeabel]

I live for Cong. Bel’s sass and energy.

Kudos to our lady prosecutors for keeping things sharp and holding their ground. ✊🏽

#VPonTrial

[🌱roll @rolls4mc2]

@cabellokarma @jnlfrdo @sebofication eme dami sumunod na season

[News5 @News5PH]

ANG SARAP PAKINGGAN! 🇵🇭🥇

Pinatugtog ang Lupang Hinirang sa Nagoya, Japan matapos ang gold finish ni Golden Boy Carlos Yulo sa men’s fooor exercise final ng 20th Asian Games.

#AichiNagoya2026 #20thAsianGames #LakasNgPilipino

🎥: One Sports

[🌱roll @rolls4mc2]

@ruminarist Bong Go is the replacement

[radar PH @radarph_media]

Government bureaucracy is going too far by turning many simple transactions into an endurance test.

Need to update your SSS information or acquire a Pag-IBIG Loyalty Card? You may still find yourself heading to a physical branch, filling out forms, lining up for hours, and waiting for your number to be called for something that could reasonably be done online.

Yet even then, there is no guarantee that you will get what you lined up so early for.

You arrive at 5 a.m. because some government offices have strict cutoffs. You surrender your ID and provide your personal information just to get a routing number.

You and dozens of other Filipinos line up at intake, move to processing, then go somewhere else for releasing. The cashier is often at another window, supposedly because separating these steps helps prevent fraud and corruption.

Before you know it, one transaction has become six or seven separate steps.

Government offices even need helpdesks to explain the process because the process itself is so confusing. And sometimes, that helpdesk becomes another stop in the transaction.

This is what happens when bureaucracy is designed around controlling every step instead of making the citizen’s experience as simple as possible.

The irony is that the Philippines has spent years talking about digital transformation, yet people are still asked for physical forms, handwritten information, and photocopies of documents they have already submitted to the government in the past.

Some government websites remain difficult to navigate, poorly maintained, or seemingly designed as digital bulletin boards rather than functional service platforms.

And when something goes wrong, the solution can be as absurd as being told to return another day because of a missing signature, misplaced punctuation, or some other tiny technicality.

This simply cannot be easy for the majority of working Filipinos who have already allocated time and filed leave for the supposed transaction, especially when government offices are closed on weekends in the first place.

Government exists to provide services. Citizens should not have to spend an entire morning navigating a maze just to access them.

The technology exists, but the government still struggles to redesign even common transactions in ways that do not involve wasting Filipinos’ time.

(✍🏻: John Lloyd Aleta)

#radarPHBusiness #radarPH

[Hayme @jollykidjames]

Ooh. Dalamhati (grief) and Luwalhati (glory) comes from the root word “hati” which means atay.
On the other hand, Dalam means inside and Luwal to come out.

Then based on PH anthro, atay was viewed as the emotional and spiritual epicenter of a human being.

[decoy @22three7eleven]

The UniTeam Triumvirate of Corruption:

▪️ Hidden wealth - Martin Romualdez
▪️ Unexplained wealth - Sara Duterte
▪️ Ill-gotten wealth - Bongbong Marcos Jr.

[Ikang H. Gatchalian @Floon4yz]

ANG EPIC TALAGA NG EDIT NA’TO😭🙌🏻

[ABS-CBN News Channel @ANCALERTS]

Empty cradle: Declining birth rate in the Philippines | ANC

Once known for large families, the Philippines is moving towards a future with fewer children. What could be driving the change?

[kore @ycse5n]

top 3 kinaiinggitan ko:

1. mga pinanganak na may generational wealth
2. mga napapakain ng lintek na passion na ‘yan
3. mga nasa healthy relationship