2022 Presidential Elections

[Little Missy]

Suicide yung ginawa ni Isko, mas maganda palakasin niya kampanya niya hindi mag self sabotage. As a kakampink, a 3-way race is better for Leni. Si BBM dapat ang mabawasan, lumipat kay Isko kung ayaw talaga mag-Leni.


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[kisshmet]

yun nga sinabi ko din, convicted si Imelda at nde napakulong out of compassion and syempre dahil na din sa impluwensya ng admin na ito ngayon. pilit pa din sinasagot sa akin, saan daw ba napunta yung perang nabawi kung meron man haha.

lahat ng properties na mababawi sa civil case against the heirs of apo will go to the national treasury..it will help fund government projects like PGH to serve the poor

with limited funding from current tax collections the government has to resort to raising taxes or borrowing from financial institutions in order to cover the budget deficits which we will all pay including the next generations for the long term loans entered into by the philippine government which babyM wants to preside



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[dr. d]

Suicide yung ginawa ni Isko, mas maganda palakasin niya kampanya niya hindi mag self sabotage. As a kakampink, a 3-way race is better for Leni. Si BBM dapat ang mabawasan, lumipat kay Isko kung ayaw talaga mag-Leni.


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talagah.
his political maturity, or lack of it, is showing itself to me.

[Devastator]

Akala ni Isko na kaya niya nina Lacson at Norberto G. sina BBM. Eh mismong running mate niya di rin sumangayon sa panawagan niya. This guy may be in for a big disappointment.

[Tha_Mann]

lahat ng properties na mababawi sa civil case against the heirs of apo will go to the national treasury..it will help fund government projects like PGH to serve the poor

with limited funding from current tax collections the government has to resort to raising taxes or borrowing from financial institutions in order to cover the budget deficits which we will all pay including the next generations for the long term loans entered into by the philippine government which babyM wants to preside



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I gave a few links nga kung saan napupunta yung mga nabawi kila Marcos. kaso mo nga may isang link na galing sa Rappler, alam mo naman na allergic mga DDS/BBM sa Rappler, aba eh yun pa ang pinuna. sabi ko ano ba ang credible source sa kanya, Manila Bulletin, Mocha, Sassot, Banat By?

[BratPAQ]

Isko Moreno refuses to apologize, reiterates call for Leni Robredo to quit race | Inquirer News

I don't think Isko needs to apologise to Leni. Wala naman impact or damage kay Leni ginawa nya. But he needs to apologise to Lacson and others. He turned their Manila Penn into anti-Leni and dragged them with him.

[Devastator]

Supalpal si Isko.

Barry Gutierrez savage reply to Isko Moreno ‘Tabi ka na sa gedli’ statement

[BratPAQ]

Isko Moreno’s Muslim supporters switch to Robredo | Inquirer News

Kaya nag ngangalit si Isko kay Leni. Kahit ikaw iwan ka at sumama sa iba eh magagalit ka rin.

[Flipo]

I gave a few links nga kung saan napupunta yung mga nabawi kila Marcos. kaso mo nga may isang link na galing sa Rappler, alam mo naman na allergic mga DDS/BBM sa Rappler, aba eh yun pa ang pinuna. sabi ko ano ba ang credible source sa kanya, Manila Bulletin, Mocha, Sassot, Banat By?

Eto sagot ko sa mga dds/bibiem fanatics sa ganyang narrative.

[emoji841] ABS CBN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] GMA 7 - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] NEWS5 - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] INQUIRER - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] PHILSTAR - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] BULLETIN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] RAPPLER - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] CNN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] BBC - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] GOOGLE - NOT A RELIABLE SOURCE
[emoji841] GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORD - Fake News
[emoji840] MY LOLA SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] MY LOLO SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] MARITES SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] TIKTOK - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] SMNI (Quiboloy) - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] THINKING PINOY PAGE - RELIABLE
[emoji840] VLOGGER NA FEELING JOURNALIST NA LOYAL TO YOUR IDOL - RELIABLE!
Seryoso, bakit ba kayo galit sa katotohanan?
Iniciar sesion en Facebook

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[WallyWest]

Eto sagot ko sa mga dds/bibiem fanatics sa ganyang narrative.

[emoji841] ABS CBN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] GMA 7 - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] NEWS5 - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] INQUIRER - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] PHILSTAR - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] BULLETIN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] RAPPLER - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] CNN - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] BBC - Bias/fake news
[emoji841] GOOGLE - NOT A RELIABLE SOURCE
[emoji841] GUINESS BOOK OF WORLD RECORD - Fake News
[emoji840] MY LOLA SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] MY LOLO SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] MARITES SAID - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] TIKTOK - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] SMNI (Quiboloy) - RELIABLE!
[emoji840] THINKING PINOY PAGE - RELIABLE
[emoji840] VLOGGER NA FEELING JOURNALIST NA LOYAL TO YOUR IDOL - RELIABLE!
Seryoso, bakit ba kayo galit sa katotohanan?
Iniciar sesion en Facebook

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Isama mo pa mga history books.

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[kagalingan]

Supalpal si Isko.

Barry Gutierrez savage reply to Isko Moreno ‘Tabi ka na sa gedli’ statement

ano ang savage sa reply ni luhgaw's spokesperson???? Yun na yun???? Savage na yun?

sagutin nyo na lang kasi = hinikayat ba kampo ni luhgaw magwithdraw si domagoso, lacson, paki????

parang yung bf issue iniiwasan sagutin. Buti nga hindi na sumasama sa kampanya kasi mangaasar talaga ako....congressman bohylet.... sino natulog sayo kagabi

[Yatta]

ano ang savage sa reply ni luhgaw's spokesperson???? Yun na yun???? Savage na yun?

sagutin nyo na lang kasi = hinikayat ba kampo ni luhgaw magwithdraw si domagoso, lacson, paki????

parang yung bf issue iniiwasan sagutin. Buti nga hindi na sumasama sa kampanya kasi mangaasar talaga ako....congressman bohylet.... sino natulog sayo kagabi

If we have to explain it to you, it means you are not worthy of your nick.

[Yatta]

The big bonanza? | Inquirer Opinion

[kisshmet]

I gave a few links nga kung saan napupunta yung mga nabawi kila Marcos. kaso mo nga may isang link na galing sa Rappler, alam mo naman na allergic mga DDS/BBM sa Rappler, aba eh yun pa ang pinuna. sabi ko ano ba ang credible source sa kanya, Manila Bulletin, Mocha, Sassot, Banat By?

thats why i dont give internet links..i simply say it goes back to the philippine treasury

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[TopEngine]

3 weeks before the election, the Uniteam still leading huge numbers vs other candidates.

No 3 and No 2 are on crossfires, how would they cope up? undecided percentage are small numbers, majority are decided who to vote

BBM, Sara lead PUBLiCUS Apr 8-13 NCR survey

[TopEngine]

Robredo scores big jump in OCTA's April survey, but Marcos keeps comfortable lead

[kagalingan]

3rd choice ng ncr si leni na may bohylet.

Pag tapos election makikita breakdown bawat city.

[TopEngine]

3rd choice ng ncr si leni na may bohylet.

Pag tapos election makikita breakdown bawat city.

I didn't even notice that Leni was 3rd in NCR

[Flipo]

3 weeks before the election, the Uniteam still leading huge numbers vs other candidates.

No 3 and No 2 are on crossfires, how would they cope up? undecided percentage are small numbers, majority are decided who to vote

BBM, Sara lead PUBLiCUS Apr 8-13 NCR survey

Marcos Jr. as a lottery ticket | Inquirer Opinion

Marcos Jr. as a lottery ticket
By: Joel Ruiz Butuyan - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:06 AM April 21, 2022

One of the biggest reasons why presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is drawing a huge number of loyal followers is because he’s viewed as a lottery ticket to prosperity. The expectation is that a win by Marcos Jr. will both result in a tidy fortune for his supporters and a return to prosperity for our country.

It’s a tantalizing double bonanza of personal reward and national progress. And the belief is that it costs nothing for anyone who wants to get a piece of this lotto ticket. One only has to cast an election ballot with Marcos Jr. as choice for president, and that ballot becomes a lotto ticket. What do we have to lose, his supporters ask. We only need to give Marcos Jr. a chance to serve as president for one term, they add.

The belief that Marcos Jr. will make every supporter a lotto winner is fueled by rumors that his family has vast wealth that they’ll distribute if Marcos Jr. wins. There’s the tale that Marcos Sr. owned vast quantities of gold which he earned as lawyer for the Tallanos, a supposed pre-Spanish royal family of the Philippines. There’s also the story that Marcos Sr. got hold of the Yamashita treasures.

On the other hand, the expectation that Marcos Jr. will make our country prosperous again is fueled by belief that under his father’s reign, our country became one of the wealthy countries of Asia, and the imposition of martial law brought discipline and peace in our land.

These tales of wealth and past glory have been circulated under a social environment where so many of our people have been stuck in generational poverty. Not much has changed in the lives of the poor despite a succession of presidents. This has caused a simmering sense of hopelessness, and people are desperate for any kind of chance to escape from unending bleakness. By coincidence or design, a Marcos Jr. presidential candidacy—with all its myths of wealth and a prosperous past—has become a drop of water in the desert.

What if it’s true that the Marcoses will distribute their wealth to their poor supporters? There are so many TikTok and YouTube stories of how life was better during the Marcos dictatorship, so it must be true. It’s worth taking a chance by electing him to the presidency. These thoughts suffuse the minds of so many who are desperate for any kind of chance to break free from their despondent lives.

The inclination to gamble on Marcos Jr. in the coming elections is no different from what drives people to bet on jueteng or its laundered form. It gives them hope and a chance, no matter how tiny, to break free from a life of misery.

What’s tragic, however, is that making Marcos Jr. president will not make anyone get a share of the Tallano gold or Yamashita treasures because these are bogus stories. Marcos Jr. himself has denied that these treasures exist. But on the ground, there are stories that people are still encouraged to sign up for membership in Marcos-allied organizations which will supposedly be the basis of distribution for a share of the treasures. So people cling on to Marcos Jr.

Giving Marcos Jr. the presidency will also not bring us back to a prosperous past. The tale of our country’s “golden age” under Marcos Sr. is a hoax. Under Marcos Sr., our country went through a record of worse times—worse economic crisis, worse period of corruption, and one of the worse records of human rights violations.

If there’s anyone who will win the lottery big time if Marcos Jr. becomes president, it will be the Marcoses themselves. If Marcos Jr. wins, it will throw a humongous monkey wrench on efforts to collect from the Marcoses P203 billion in estate taxes, P125 billion in additional ill-gotten wealth, among others. These will all be at the expense of the Filipino people, including those who will vote for Marcos Jr.

Those intending to vote for Marcos Jr. are greatly mistaken if they think they’re getting a lottery ticket. With the hundreds of billions of pesos that our country may end up losing if he wins, his followers will unwittingly become instruments of what amounts to a virtual mother-of-all Ponzi schemes perpetrated in this country.

[Yatta]

Marcos Jr. as a lottery ticket | Inquirer Opinion

Marcos Jr. as a lottery ticket
By: Joel Ruiz Butuyan - *inquirerdotnet
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 05:06 AM April 21, 2022

One of the biggest reasons why presidential candidate Ferdinand Marcos Jr. is drawing a huge number of loyal followers is because he’s viewed as a lottery ticket to prosperity. The expectation is that a win by Marcos Jr. will both result in a tidy fortune for his supporters and a return to prosperity for our country.

It’s a tantalizing double bonanza of personal reward and national progress. And the belief is that it costs nothing for anyone who wants to get a piece of this lotto ticket. One only has to cast an election ballot with Marcos Jr. as choice for president, and that ballot becomes a lotto ticket. What do we have to lose, his supporters ask. We only need to give Marcos Jr. a chance to serve as president for one term, they add.

The belief that Marcos Jr. will make every supporter a lotto winner is fueled by rumors that his family has vast wealth that they’ll distribute if Marcos Jr. wins. There’s the tale that Marcos Sr. owned vast quantities of gold which he earned as lawyer for the Tallanos, a supposed pre-Spanish royal family of the Philippines. There’s also the story that Marcos Sr. got hold of the Yamashita treasures.

On the other hand, the expectation that Marcos Jr. will make our country prosperous again is fueled by belief that under his father’s reign, our country became one of the wealthy countries of Asia, and the imposition of martial law brought discipline and peace in our land.

These tales of wealth and past glory have been circulated under a social environment where so many of our people have been stuck in generational poverty. Not much has changed in the lives of the poor despite a succession of presidents. This has caused a simmering sense of hopelessness, and people are desperate for any kind of chance to escape from unending bleakness. By coincidence or design, a Marcos Jr. presidential candidacy—with all its myths of wealth and a prosperous past—has become a drop of water in the desert.

What if it’s true that the Marcoses will distribute their wealth to their poor supporters? There are so many TikTok and YouTube stories of how life was better during the Marcos dictatorship, so it must be true. It’s worth taking a chance by electing him to the presidency. These thoughts suffuse the minds of so many who are desperate for any kind of chance to break free from their despondent lives.

The inclination to gamble on Marcos Jr. in the coming elections is no different from what drives people to bet on jueteng or its laundered form. It gives them hope and a chance, no matter how tiny, to break free from a life of misery.

What’s tragic, however, is that making Marcos Jr. president will not make anyone get a share of the Tallano gold or Yamashita treasures because these are bogus stories. Marcos Jr. himself has denied that these treasures exist. But on the ground, there are stories that people are still encouraged to sign up for membership in Marcos-allied organizations which will supposedly be the basis of distribution for a share of the treasures. So people cling on to Marcos Jr.

Giving Marcos Jr. the presidency will also not bring us back to a prosperous past. The tale of our country’s “golden age” under Marcos Sr. is a hoax. Under Marcos Sr., our country went through a record of worse times—worse economic crisis, worse period of corruption, and one of the worse records of human rights violations.

If there’s anyone who will win the lottery big time if Marcos Jr. becomes president, it will be the Marcoses themselves. If Marcos Jr. wins, it will throw a humongous monkey wrench on efforts to collect from the Marcoses P203 billion in estate taxes, P125 billion in additional ill-gotten wealth, among others. These will all be at the expense of the Filipino people, including those who will vote for Marcos Jr.

Those intending to vote for Marcos Jr. are greatly mistaken if they think they’re getting a lottery ticket. With the hundreds of billions of pesos that our country may end up losing if he wins, his followers will unwittingly become instruments of what amounts to a virtual mother-of-all Ponzi schemes perpetrated in this country.

Reminds me of that cop who is renting our garage who believes in the last will and testament of the senior Marcos who says each Filipino will get a portion of the Marcos wealth when his son returns to Malacanan. I'll ask him again who he is voting for, even though its hard to keep a straight face when he recounts the story.