🇯🇵🚨 Japan’s PM arrives in London with zero official reception — just the aircraft crew.
No red carpet. No formal welcome.
This isn’t random protocol. It reflects how her direction is being received internationally.
While pushing militarization, surveillance bills, and closer alignment with certain powers, Japan’s image as an independent, peace-oriented nation takes hits.
Japanese citizens have been clear in their protests — defending Article 9, privacy, and the postwar peace that defined their country’s dignity for decades.
The people want a Japan respected for its principles, not diminished by leadership that prioritizes foreign agendas over national sovereignty and public will.
True strength comes from listening to your own citizens and upholding the constitution that brought stability.
Solidarity with the Japanese people standing for peace and self-respect.
The Philippines faces an existential threat.
No, not "Chinese expansionism in the South CHINA Sea," but the fact the Philippines is LITERALLY OCCUPIED by US troops who are forcing the country to divert national resources from development to proxy war - into turning the Philippines into the "Ukraine" of Southeast Asia against China, the Philippines' largest trading partner.
If the people of the Philippines do not reverse US occupation and oust the US client regime in power now - they will suffer a fate at least as bad as Ukraine.
They are already suffering decades-spanning poverty because of their status as a proxy serving US interests at the expense of the Philippines' actual interests.
Source - Manila Times: https://t.co/zio1wZWsz1
This is one the Philippines' Independence Day - guess who they gained independence from?
The US - they were literally an outright colony of the US - when they first fought for independence against US occupation and control, the US instituted concentration camps and systematic torture - this according to the US State Department's OWN account:
"The war was brutal on both sides. U.S. forces at times burned villages, implemented civilian reconcentration policies, and employed torture on suspected guerrillas..."
Source - US State Department, Office of the Historian: https://t.co/vMUpPeXtR6
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America’s Puppet Masters: How the U.S. Engineered the Philippines as a Perpetual Vassal State Under Martial Law, Revolution, and Controlled Transition
In September 1972, Ferdinand Marcos declared martial law, citing threats from communists and Muslim separatists.
He suspended the constitution, jailed opposition leaders, imposed media censorship, and ruled by decree for over 13 years. This authoritarian grip consolidated his power while enriching his family and cronies, all with strong U.S. backing as an anti-communist bulwark in Southeast Asia.
By the late 1970s, however, cracks appeared. In January 1977, U.S. Deputy Secretary of State Warren Christopher arrived for a rapid 30-hour visit to Manila amid this martial law era.
His declassified cable (STATE 010198 — full text available here: https://t.co/HSxSOMJSxY), revealed not a push for genuine Filipino self-determination, but a cynical strategy to manage the regime’s decline and pre-select a compliant successor.
Warren Christopher’s Visit: Spotting and Cultivating a Controlled Opposition
Warren Christopher met Marcos and his inner circle, including Defense Secretary Juan Ponce Enrile, who defended military tribunals and downplayed torture.
He also engaged opposition voices, heard harrowing accounts of detention abuses, and held a private late-evening meeting with imprisoned Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. Warren Christopher described Aquino as a “compelling and charismatic” leader of the “first rank,” deeply committed to U.S.-style democratic ideals.
He even explored releasing Aquino to a Harvard fellowship and suggested sending him regular American human rights statements.
This was no humanitarian mission.
While publicly nodding to Carter-era human rights concerns, the U.S. was identifying and co-opting moderate opposition figures who would preserve American military bases, economic privileges, and geopolitical alignment. Warren Christopher recommended distancing somewhat from Marcos—opposing international loans, limiting aid, and slowing base negotiations—but the real goal was ensuring any post-martial law order remained firmly within Washington’s orbit.
WATCH: Moment earthquake strikes the Philippines, causing major structural damage.
Video shows damage to the SM City General Santos (Gensan), a mall in the country.
Students of Matanao National High School in Davao del Sur move to safer grounds, after a strong earthquake struck on Monday (June 8, 2026) morning, as classes for School Year 2026-2027 officially open.
The tremor caused damage to the school building, prompting immediate evacuation for safety. | via Che Palicte (🎥: Richard Feil Ababa)
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