Jr. is right; don’t panic over ₱64++ per US$1. The real nightmare may still be ahead. The administration’s idea of reassurance is telling Filipinos to stay calm while the peso keeps bleeding.
Of course. Who better to lecture on fugitives than Ping Lacson and Zaldy Co? When it comes to the art of disappearing, they’re hardly strangers to the conversation.
Why beg for prayers from the very people you deceived, betrayed, and corrupted? The audacity of abandoning the Filipinos for years, then expecting their love and sympathy, is staggering. Betrayal earns no devotion, and a vile record won't magically inspire loyalty.
Replacing decades-long Chinese supplier ties with untested foreign alternatives that inflate costs is economic self-sabotage. Jr.’s grip won’t last forever. Businesses should protect long-term interests, not gamble competitiveness on a political agenda nearing expiry.
This is a vile insult to Filipino intelligence, a shameless mockery of the people. It reeks of Jr. & Congress exploiting their power to drain public resources, protect their interests, and leave office in 2028 with deeper pockets while ordinary Filipinos are left to pay the bill.
If you reject Jr.’s “balde” solution to Super El Niño and implement science-backed engineering and water infrastructure, you’ll protect your people with lasting solutions, not squander taxpayers’ money on political handouts that risk becoming 2028 campaign props.
Let p,q,r be digits in base 10. Determine all possible values of p,q, and r such that
pqr + pqq =789,
where pqr+pqq denote 3-digit integers. Assume p≠0.
Justify your answer rigorously using place-value representation and the column-by-column addition algorithm.
Every time Anti-Clear rushes to deny a decision and scrub Jr.’s fingerprints from the mess, suspicions deepen. Their denials don’t clear his name; they reek of damage control. The harder they distance Jr. from the controversy, the louder the question: Who are they fooling?
Vince’s “Putang Ina” theatrics during interviews under his DPWH crown went to waste, much like the EDSA asphalt he proudly touted as durable and internationally compliant. Turns out, the only thing built to international standards was his talent for selling a road to nowhere.
DIZON, LOPEZ SWAP POSITIONS
BREAKING: PCO Secretary Lino Cayetano announced on Monday that Vince Dizon returns to the Department of Transportation (DOTR) while Giovanni Lopez takes over the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH).
“In the President’s own words: ‘We are shifting gears to accelerate reform. Secretary Dizon goes to DOTr to fix the daily commute. Secretary Lopez goes to DPWH to make sure the reforms there last. Lahat ng ito, para lalong bumilis at gumaan ang serbisyo ng gobyerno para sa ating mga kababayan,’” he said.
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Let me translate Jr.’s statement into plain English: “Arrest Sen. Bato by all means. The bloodier the capture, the better the spectacle. Nothing screams ‘strongman’ louder than turning an arrest into a made-for-TV bloodbath. Governing is just another audition for a dictator.”
What a plot twist! Last night’s dinner was comedy gold: 3 Pinklawan friends now backing VP Sara in ’28, cheering Bato’s hide-and-seek to spite Jr., & citing the SC ruling on GAA funds as their wake-up call. Mummy Lenlen’s silence has them questioning if she’s as corrupt as Jr.
Classic UP Math: Teach Chapters 1–7; long exam: Chapters 1–9. Open notes and books? Sure! Just don’t expect answers there. It’s academic warfare that rewards the toughest and most creative minds. Out of 12 students, one survives with a 3.0; 11 get 4.0 for removals.
The leftists’ game plan is to topple both the VP and the President, then seize power. Malacañang and Congress were foolish enough to enable their strategy, blind to the danger of sleeping with political snakes until the venom was already in their veins. Bagoong Pilipinas.
The Senate’s impeachment circus exposed its own moral bankruptcy, failing miserably to convince the people that it possesses even a shred of integrity, credibility, or impartiality to judge the case fairly. 🤮🤢🤮🤢🤮
Compared to previous impeachment trials, a smaller proportion of Filipinos expect a fair ruling in the ongoing Senate proceedings against Vice President Sara Duterte, a survey by Social Weather Stations (SWS) showed. tinyurl.com/2u7f386j | via @onenewsph
Jr.’s administration thrives on corruption, exploiting Filipino gullibility to keep its dirty machinery running. They abuse public trust and mistake apathy for permission to plunder. Yet, Filipinos are still not angry enough to make them pay.
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A true Marcos promoter/propagandist indeed, parroting Jr.'s claim that the Philippines’ debt isn’t real. Well, when reality becomes politically inconvenient, blind loyalty takes over, and basic economics goes out the window.
‘JUST PAPER LOSS, NOT REAL’
SSS President and CEO Victor Alfonso Limlingan recognized the nearly P40 billion in unrealized equity investment losses flagged by the Commision on Audit, but he assured these are “just paper loss, not real” losses.
He added the SSS also had P200 billion realized gains. | via Ched Gatchalian, bnc.ph
Just another distraction this admin unleashes against critics to bury the flood control scandal & the SC ruling declaring 2024–2025 GAA unprogrammed funds unconstitutional. Flood the public with cases, manufacture noise, & keep Jr. & his cronies busy while accountability dies.
₱50M BOUNTY ON BATO IS AGAINST THE LAW
Article III, Section 2 of the 1987 Constitution guarantees that no person shall be searched, seized, or arrested without a valid warrant issued by a local judge.
This means before the state spends money to pursue someone, there must be a lawful basis — a warrant recognized by Philippine courts.
🚫 Why It’s Unlawful
No Local Warrant: If the government allocates ₱50M to track a citizen without a Philippine court warrant, it violates constitutional protections.
International Tribunal ≠ Local Court: Warrants from international bodies (like The Hague or ICC) cannot override Philippine courts. They may have global weight, but domestically, only a Filipino judge can authorize state action.
Taxpayer Misuse: Using public funds for an operation without legal grounding is a misuse of taxpayer money — essentially funding an unlawful act.
📉 Consequences
Legal Risk: Officials authorizing such spending could be liable for violating constitutional rights.
Political Fallout: It erodes trust in government, showing that leaders bypass the very laws they swore to uphold.
Economic Cost: ₱50M diverted to unlawful pursuits is ₱50M not spent on schools, hospitals, or infrastructure.
✅ Key Takeaway
Without a valid Philippine warrant, state‑funded rewards or manhunts are unconstitutional. International rulings cannot substitute for local judicial authority. Spending ₱50M of taxpayer money this way is not just unlawful — it’s a betrayal of both the Constitution and the people’s trust.
Happy Pythagorean Triple Day! Enjoy this fascinating little date where math meets the calendar! The numbers 10, 24, and 26 satisfy the Pythagorean theorem perfectly. And here’s the fun part: the next one is March 4, 2105, approximately 79 years away!





























