Digong, The President

[badkuk]

btw, i should have mentioned it here too: there's a clip on Youtube entitled "De Lima Nagresign na sa Senado" by somebody named "Balita Pilipinas Ngayon". It just contains a random clip of GMA's 24 Oras.
Seems it has duped over 1.8M people.

One other clip entitled "RTVNews5: De Lima Umaming Totoo ang Bintang ni Duterte August 20 2016" has gotten 10m+ views.

[ClaNker]

btw, i should have mentioned it here too: there's a clip on Youtube entitled "De Lima Nagresign na sa Senado" by somebody named "Balita Pilipinas Ngayon". It just contains a random clip of GMA's 24 Oras.
Seems it has duped over 1.8M people.

One other clip entitled "RTVNews5: De Lima Umaming Totoo ang Bintang ni Duterte August 20 2016" has gotten 10m+ views.

Funded group yan at isa lang yan sa social media arm ng kampo ni PGong. Observe mo sa social media pag may matinding issue si PGong biglang dadami ang fake accounts at consistent ang copy paste.

[badkuk]

What would be the point though? Anyone curious enough to watch the video would immediately know it's crap. Di kaya clickbait lang for ad money?

[cast_no_shadow]

IIRC prior to change in admin, every presidential appointees submits courtesy resignation.

Like with our PCEO, last day niya is last day ni Pnoy.

Until now wala pa inuupo si Duterte samin.

Nakakatawa lang na naka highlight nanaman ngayon sa balita na pinag reresign niya mga hindi niya appointed hehe.


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[anonemus]

What would be the point though? Anyone curious enough to watch the video would immediately know it's crap. Di kaya clickbait lang for ad money?

Digong got 40% of the electorate, which is enough for him to win the elections.

But he needs more than 40% to keep himself in power for the next 6 years.

In the meantime, he's using the divide-and-rule type of leadership because once the 60% unite against him, then he's in trouble

[cast_no_shadow]

Seems it has duped over 1.8M people.

16M was duped already [emoji23][emoji23]


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[badkuk]

IIRC prior to change in admin, every presidential appointees submits courtesy resignation.

afaik Emerson Carlos resigned when Duterte became president, but was asked to become OIC while they looked for a permanent MMDA chair

[minicarph]

Say that we do get out of the UN for one reason or another: just what kind of "benefits" do we stand to lose? Ibig bang sabihin they won't be as generous with donations, grants, etc? Babay na yung WPS issue?

masyado no pinalalaki kasi role ng UN. it's just one building in first ave NY. i've been there nothing special.

and also, UN if it wants to enforce something, relies on soldiers coming from us and other third world countries. takot lang nila mawala tayo.

[ClaNker]

What would be the point though? Anyone curious enough to watch the video would immediately know it's crap. Di kaya clickbait lang for ad money?

Trending.

You will be surprised by the type of people that falls for that crap, and I know some who relies on social media as the source of their news.

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16M was duped already [emoji23][emoji23]


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Indeed. Hehehe

[badkuk]

Seems the LTO and LTFRB heads are keeping their posts after all:

GMANews: Palace memo shows LTO, LTFRB chiefs get to keep their jobs

[cast_no_shadow]

Seems the LTO and LTFRB heads are keeping their posts after all:

GMANews: Palace memo shows LTO, LTFRB chiefs get to keep their jobs

Eh appointed niya na mga heads niyan diba?

Exempted yan.


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[ClaNker]

Because while, according to CNN, he was outspent on TV advertising by all the other major candidates, he ended up with more votes than his predecessor—with a share of almost 40 percent.

Part of the reason is that the average age in the country is 23.5 and so 'millennials' are estimated to be 46 percent of the electorate. 'Free facebook' deals from the country's telcos mean unprecedented social reach: In total there are an estimated 44.2 million active internet users, 42 million active social-media users, and 36 million active mobile social users in the country. Facebook reported 268 million conversations about the election—leading it to call the 2016 Philippine polls the ‘most engaged’ elections in Asia Pacific.

After the elections, Duterte's spokesman thanked 14 million 'social-media volunteers'—across Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. His online video reach was 21 million views, compared to just 3 million for the next best candidate. Duterte's Facebook page has gained 3 million likes since November 2015. And the candidate dominated all online polls.

Read more at: The Du3 phenomenon: How social media won the presidency in the Philippines | Digital | Campaign Asia

'millennials' are estimated to be 46 percent of the electorate.

Mag tataka pa ba kayo? Laos na ang katagang masa.

[shadow]

'millennials' are estimated to be 46 percent of the electorate.

Mag tataka pa ba kayo? Laos na ang katagang masa.

Dahil sa pollutions. Lumiit na utak ng mga millenials.


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[dreamur]

Let me think like OB for once. I think it is the fastfood type chicken that the millenials are hooked into. Dami kayang hormones kaya nasisira na ung pagiisip nila. :D

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[Monseratto]

Ambulance chasing lawyer.... You don't have to be best and the brightest to be in Du30's inner circle.

Since Duterte won the presidency, we have unfortunately all seen for ourselves the reason for this reputation. No lawyer of substance embraces him as a legal luminary, or an abogado de campanilla, or a leading light. Why? He argues like an ambulance chaser, prepared to win the point of the moment, the case at hand. The great principles that animate the higher practice of the law, not merely to resolve disputes but to discover truth and dispense justice, are inconveniences that must be rationalized away.

The unfortunate Salvador Panelo | Inquirer Opinion

[Wh1stl3r2]

I always thought we were in the movie Stranger Than Fiction, the only difference being the writer is Lemony Snicket. A Series of Unfortunate Events rather sums everything happening from the past elections onwards.

[safeorigin]

'millennials' are estimated to be 46 percent of the electorate.

Mag tataka pa ba kayo? Laos na ang katagang masa.

that by itself doesn't say much. It would matter if there's a statistical difference among age demographics voting preference.

but actually they're pretty much even across the board in voting percentage.

[minicarph]

Millenials will replace all of you. Wala na kayo magagawa dun. So stop sour-graping




If you are wrong, turn right.
If you are right, turn left.

[ClaNker]

Millenials will replace all of you. Wala na kayo magagawa dun. So stop sour-graping

If you are wrong, turn right.
If you are right, turn left.

Akala ko ba mag papa alam ka na. So ano nanaman ang nakain mo ngayon?

[niky]

Millenials will replace all of you. Wala na kayo magagawa dun. So stop sour-graping




If you are wrong, turn right.
If you are right, turn left.

Sa communismo, walang gym.

Sorry.



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I do like the fact that Bato took action after the hearing.

At least there is someone sane in all of this brouhaha... between the obnoxiously loud DeLima and the cantankerously loud Duterte.

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Duterte is very lucky to have guys like him and Andanar around... guys who do the job and who try to defuse the results of Duterte's tempestuous announcements.

Sana lahat sila ganyan.

Alisin nalang si Panelo, okay na muna ako. Wait and see.