@Rosesetta

Life is nothing but a dream.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

Live, love, pray and eat

[Mangingisda 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸 @MangingisdaSays]

[Thread] Israelis are shamelessly trying to take over Southeast Asia. 🇵🇭🇹🇭🇲🇾

In the Philippines, these rats assaulted locals and built a Satanic Chabad house on indigenous Lumad land. They are also planning to build an AI hub with the US in farmlands and indigenous Aeta land.

[Macu 🌸🏳️‍🌈❤️💚💙 @MacuNars]

kung gaano tayo galit na galit sa DPWH @DPWHph dahil sa flood control scandal...
mukhang dapat magalit din tayo sa DENR @DENROfficial sa pambababoy sa kalikasan...

[radar PH @radarph_media]

Pastor Ed Lapiz has sparked discussion online after calling for a more Filipino-centered way of naming the country’s historical periods, arguing that history should highlight the experiences and struggles of Filipinos rather than the identities of their colonizers.

In a Facebook post titled “Bawiin ang Kasaysayan: Decenter the Colonizer,” Lapiz said historical period names are “not neutral” because they shape how people understand the past.

“When eras are named after colonizers, the colonizer becomes the center of the story,” the graphic read. “Use names that foreground Filipino experience and action.”

Among the changes he proposed were replacing “Panahon ng Kastila” with “Panahon ng Pagkamulat, Pakikibaka, at Himagsikan,” “Panahon ng Amerikano” with “Panahon ng Patuloy na Pakikibaka para sa Kalayaan,” and “Panahon ng Hapon” with “Panahon ng Pananakop at Kilusang Gerilya.”

For formal historical use, Lapiz suggested using more descriptive terms such as “Spanish Colonial Rule and the Rise of Filipino Nationalism,” “American Colonial Rule and the Continuing Struggle for Independence,” and “Japanese Occupation and Filipino Resistance.”

He also proposed renaming several major historical events to emphasize Filipino resilience and agency. These include changing “Fall of Bataan” to “The Defense and Valor of Bataan,” “Fall of Corregidor” to “The Siege and Defense of Corregidor,” “Philippine Insurrection” to “Philippine-American War,” and “Pacification Campaign” to “American Counterinsurgency and Filipino Resistance.”

“The colonizer belongs in the record, not at the center of the story,” Lapiz concluded.

The post quickly drew attention online, adding to ongoing discussions among historians, educators, and the public about decolonizing historical narratives and how language influences collective memory. While many of Lapiz’s proposed terms align with perspectives in postcolonial scholarship, the traditional names continue to be the standard in most Philippine history textbooks and academic curricula.

(✍️: Top Dagohoy)

#radarPHLifestyle #radarPH

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@marcolettuce @TradingPinoy @MangingisdaSays Performative male yan. Insulto yan sa mga nasa Spectrum

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@TradingPinoy @Leander2017719 "Uninformed" decisions. Maybe you're the one UNINFORMED here.
The fact 4,000 hectares will be given to that project of US and Israel, it seems you're unaware.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@TradingPinoy You're very fucking stupid or ignorant or enjoying evil.

Filipinos have been advocating for that to stop before when Pax Silica was announced to be built officially here.

There are even small news outlets describing it and Rappler mentioning it.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@LIngwui59797 @CartelWifey Why are you describing yourself? The facts are already there and you choose to ignore it because it doesn't goes to what you ingrained in your brain.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@Jack_Li_1990 @CartelWifey Jack Li, every place has their OWN BROTHELS you should visit the red light district in your country before exclaiming that sh!t.

Also they're fcking aware about Angeles City. What the fck are you into?

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@nuggy_poop @loongshih I think he'll ignore that part too.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@BlackPilledPaki @spaceglider55 All Asian looks the same? Do Pakistanis and Indians look the same too?

[c ⊹˚. ♡ @lacedlovies]

@ndeuintly I HATE THESE COLONIZERS SO MUCH

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@muslimwife1992 @radarph_media Too bad they failed in total occupation. As the Brits struggled and the Dutch was defeated by the Kapampangans.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@qiaohuanxin @inquirerdotnet Either we will fight an eye for an eye and tooth for tooth then.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

@muslimwife1992 @inquirerdotnet Are you that lonely enough that you are posting this type of propaganda lies everywhere? Even the Ivatans themselves states that BATANES WAS AND NEVER PART OF CHINA and that THEY ARE FILIPINOS.

[Bill Hayton @bill_hayton]

My guess is that this was actually written by China's current favourite foreign international lawyer, Antony Carty.

[ً @seondrift]

it’s weird how Pax Silica is barely being talked about despite the concerns surrounding it. this is something every Filipino should be aware of. we can’t afford to stay uninformed on issues that could have long-term implications for our country. magbasa, makialam at manindigan.

[@Rosesetta @roses_2945]

These be!tches are insane man like wdym it's yours. That's not even connected to your place nor Taiwan.

[Global Times @globaltimesnews]

Some Chinese experts and scholars have argued, from the perspective of treaty law, that the #Batanes Islands do not fall within #Philippine territory, and have called for corresponding actions to assert #China's sovereignty over the islands.
https://t.co/VLCMOckqrL

[Joshua C. Agar @JoshuaCAgar]

If students recall their history classes on the Monopolyo ng Tabako involving Gov-Gen José Basco y Vargas, that same Gen. Basco (Basco was named after him) was the one who led the conquest of Batanes.

Don't fall for Beijing's historical revisionism and fantasies on Batanes.

[P.ᜃᜒ.B 🔻 @redbtkn]

The Philippines is a victim of US imperialism, and China occupying it or part of it makes China just another oppressor seeking to replace the US in the imperialist territorial and economic redivision of the world.

[chlo 𓂃۶ৎ @iheartsvc]

the U.S. is pushing Pax Silica in our country, while Israel is seeking deeper cooperation with the Philippines. meanwhile, China continues to assert its claims over what is rightfully ours.

chat… we are so cooked