Maybe pwede nating simulan by refusing to accept relief goods na nakalagay sa packaging na may mukha or name ng pulitiko. Ask those distributing them to remove the goods from said packaging and transfer them sa dala mong lalagyan (best to bring your own ecobag). If they won't do it themselves, step aside and do it yourself na nakikita nila. We have to start somewhere, right? Pwede kaya?

Remember this guy? The guy who almost did nothing during his tenure except to post and rage-bait? And flex his trip in a 5 star resort with two girls? The same guy who was remove from office for ungentlemanly conduct as a public official? Yeah.. You'd think you would have learn to vote wisely now right? Oh you did? Did you? Congrats, you just voted for his mother Jenny to replace him and now she wants her kid to replace her as mayor. Let that sink in..

And hopefully, the rest of you would vote properly this time this coming 2028 elections. If not, well. You get what you f*cking deserve eh?

Hello! Does anybody have any Parcinq orders from last year that still haven’t been shipped?

Q3 v5 orders namin but until now wala talagang update. Yan last update nila then after that wala na. We tried their email, x and ig hindi talaga nagrerespond. Last I heard their editor in chief was involved in a scam daw. San to pwede ireport?

Don't get me wrong, there are a lot of valid concerns about Pax Silica specially about the water supply, the compensation for the displaced communities, the full extent of tech transfers, etc. but there are still a lot of people pushing the data center narrative despite it being rebuked several times in the past weeks. At this point, I'm starting to believe this data center narrative is just one big psyop by a certain country that has a lot to lose should Pax Silica push through.

I'm a 20-year-old male. Hello, please don't ban me but I'm just worried because lately my doctor is checking if I have appendicitis or a kidney problem. My ultrasound for the abdomen is tomorrow, and if surgery is needed for my appendix and kidney, can I still go abroad for blue-collar jobs like hospital cleaner, factory worker, office cleaner, carpentry, welding, or any blue-collar job? Because I dream of being in a blue-collar job since I'm about to drop out of college and my state university doesn't allow returning after dropping out due to certain circumstances, and I prefer the nature of blue-collar work.

I tried to post on r/tanonglang pero di pinayagan kasi mahaba post ko which is ung first paragraph...

Environmental concerns about Pax Silica are legitimate. We should demand strict environmental standards and make sure that any technology investment benefits Filipinos.

But let’s also look at the bigger picture.

In 2024, the Philippines exported 35.1 billion kilograms of nickel ore and concentrates to China, worth about $808.6 million. That represented roughly 78% of the Philippines’ total nickel-ore export volume that year. In 2023, the dependence was even more striking: about 39.9 billion kilograms, worth $1.06 billion, went to China. At the same time, the Philippines continues to face serious disputes with China over our maritime territory, fisheries, and natural resources. Filipino vessels have been harassed while conducting activities within areas the Philippines considers part of its jurisdiction, including incidents involving Philippine fisheries vessels.

So if our argument is that we must reject opportunities because extraction or industrial development can harm the environment, then we should apply that principle consistently.

Why should Filipinos reject opportunities to build our own technological and industrial capacity while remaining heavily dependent on foreign markets and supply chains—including China—for the minerals extracted from our own soil?

The answer isn't to choose China over the environment, or the West over the environment.

The answer is to demand both environmental protection and Philippine sovereignty.

We should process more of our own resources, create higher-value industries here, attract competing investments, enforce environmental laws, and make sure Filipino communities receive a fair share of the value generated from Philippine resources.

We shouldn't abandon our own “car” because it produces emissions, only to become dependent on someone else's car—especially when that person is already trying to control where we can drive.

Protect the environment. Protect our resources. Protect our sovereignty. And don't confuse environmental responsibility with strategic dependence.

nagpaquote kasi ako sa website nila for a 0.1kg, 10x10cm, package papunta from PH to USA. Akala ko mga 15USD lang yung magiging estimate since maliit at magaan lang naman yung item, kaso grabe, mga 3,300PHP siya??

titimbangin at iiscale naman po nila ang item pag dinala sa mismong office noh? may nakakaalam po ba ng basehan nila sa presyo? (PS appreciated po ang reccomendations for alternative, cheaper couriers)

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Former rebels, partners for peace of 11th Infantry Battalion in Negros Oriental.

How these rebels are allowed to keep their weapon when the AFP is within the vicinity?

What i think they will surrender the weapons later or/ are they going to be scouts for the AFP?

Genuine question lang. Hindi ba nabobother yung government sa dami ng posts ng mga Pilipino, news about the shit happening in the country, and ngayon pati mga artista at influencers nagsasalita na rin tungkol sa kapabayaan at kabobohan ng mga nakaupo?

Like yung pagbaha, infrastructure problems, corruption, disaster response, and so many other things na parang paulit ulit na lang. Hindi naman lahat ng baha or disasters kayang iwasan, pero may mga bagay naman na pwede sanang ma prevent or at least mabawasan kung maayos yung governance and may proper planning.

Ang dami nang nagagalit. Ang dami nang nagtatanong kung saan napupunta yung pera. Ang dami nang ordinaryong Pilipino na openly calling out the government. Ngayon pati celebrities and influencers na usually tahimik sa political issues nagsasalita na.

Hindi ba nila nakikita yun?

Kasi minsan parang ang dating is kailangan munang maging sobrang lala ng problema bago nila pansinin. Tapos after a few days, mawawala na rin sa news and social media, then move on ulit hanggang sa may next disaster.

Isa pa, mas naniniwala sila sa AI at Google Search pero once na kinausap sila ng mas may pinagaralan utal-utal sila? Oo, bobo ni Robin Padilla at yung mga taong bumoto kay BBM at sa mga Dutae.

Unahan ko na admin, Paulo Alcazaren is prominent Filipino landscape architect, urban designer, and environmental planner. Public figure siya hindi ordinary citizen.

Nature-based solutions (NbS) sound great on paper, but I’m highly

skeptical about whether they can actually work in the Philippines.

Look at the reality of our cities: we’ve spent decades paving over our natural drainage basins with rapid, unchecked urban sprawl. Strategies like restoring wetlands or opening up floodplains require massive amounts of open land. How is that supposed to happen when local governments are already trapped in endless legal battles over right-of-way, the sensitive issue of relocating informal settlers, and a long history of weak zoning enforcement?

On top of that, there's the sheer scale of our weather. Can green infrastructure really hold back the catastrophic deluges of a Super Typhoon without the heavy backing of traditional concrete engineering?

If we don't fix our fragmented local governance and short-sighted political cycles, these green solutions will just remain idealistic concepts instead of real, reliable defenses for the communities that need them most.What do you guys think? Is anyone seeing actual, successful examples of this locally, or are we just stuck with gray infrastructure (dikes/pumping stations) forever?

Hello what is the best action to proceed with this concerns.

Me and my friend had lunch at Jiang nan Paseo Makati branch last August 29. And at August 30, I been constantly experiencing LBM, feels intense chills and extreme muscle pain at night and which at August 31 I decided to go to doctor been recommended to be confined. I am currently confined and the findings were Entamoeba Histolytica. My friend also currently confined with the same findings.

And as she shared to me she saw a tiktok post that experienced the same thing.

Here’s the link.

https://vt.tiktok.com/ZSVK89aAL/

owner: liwayy

We already sent them an email, I tried calling their online available contact number but it is not pushing thru. Though I already file an email complain for makati health related sector and receive acknowledge receipt from health makati but what frustrating we are not receiving feedback from the restaurant.

Warning na lang din po siguro if you have plan do not yet try to go to this specific branch unless they show you their sanitary compliance.

And what is the worst could happen to me since I posted this concern online since I’m frustrated and want to vent this out.

I missed critical work days since I am an accountant and this is during month end closing.

And my parent is already old who should be resting but had to care for me in the hospital since my sibling all has regular work.

Tapos para sa kabataan ngayon, gusto natin i-ban ang games. As if tumalab nung 70s yung ban nila sa cartoons. Bakit hindi nila hinabol kung saan nakuha ni Robin yung mga baril nya, esp since high caliber weapons pa naman.

Bakit walang galit para sa mga magulang nung mga bata na burara sa baril nila? Literally. Bakit hindi sila makukulong? Hindi ba sila accessories to murder dapat? Anung klase kang pulis kung hinahayaan mong magamit sa krimen yung baril mo.

Hindi ba dapat kada paalala para sa mga bata, kada "news report" ng active shooter drills, dapat may news report din tungkol sa responsible gun ownership? Bakit yung mga bata ang mag aadjust sa katangahan nung parents