🇵🇭 ▪︎ ᜀᜃᜏ᜔ᜈ᜔ᜆ᜔ ᜈᜒ ᜊᜒᜎᜋᜒ (@bell_vmy) ⓘ Back to being a main account.
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Do people here know that ponentes (the one writing the decision) are selected at random and that they don't decide unilaterally but their division votes on it? And in this case all but one, including Zalameda, were Duterte appointees? Of course not, because people here are idiots
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Understand how the narrative works.
Ahead of Brazil’s election, they were gearing up to blame Meta if Lula lost. Now that he’s been declared the winner, we’re hearing about the brilliant use of WhatsApp (Meta) that helped deliver his victory.
When Obama won in 2012, they celebrated his shrewd use of Facebook, voter data and microtargeting. When Brexit happened and Trump won in 2016, we got the Cambridge Analytica moral panic.
When the left wins, it’s brilliant digital campaigning. When the right wins, it’s social media manipulation undermining democracy.
How 'Lula's Army' WhatsApp chat helped turn Brazil election around bbc.in/4zU8c9w
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From POGOs to scam hubs
EYES WIDE OPEN - @eyesgonzales
The Philippines may have banned offshore gaming, but it doesn’t mean that the people behind it, especially the Chinese, are no longer around.
Perhaps this is one negative result of the ban—an iteration, or rebirth, that was a lot worse.
Aside from scams, another concern that has emerged in the wake of the POGO ban is the so-called Philippine Inland Gaming Operators (PIGOs), which offer online gaming targeting players in the Philippines.
It’s ironic, said property consultant David Leechiu, that while the Philippines banned POGOs—which target overseas players—it allows PIGOs, which have, unfortunately, hooked Filipinos on online gambling. tinyurl.com/u88bex9t
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AFP Chief visits wake of fallen PAF pilots, assured families of support
Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) Chief of Staff General Antonio G. Nafarrete PA visited the wakes of the four Philippine Air Force (PAF) pilots who perished in an aircraft mishap during a training flight on October 23 at Fernando Air Base, Lipa City, Batangas.
General Nafarrete visited the wake of Major David Joshua Rojo, Captain Ma. Melvin Acebuque, and 1st Lieutenant Angeleo Adrian Penaflor at Fernando Air Base on October 26.
In the same day, General Nafarrete and other senior AFP leaders paid their last respects to Captain Raymart Cabangcala at Villamor Air Base in Pasay City.
The AFP Chief of Staff assured the families of the AFP's continuing support and assistance as they cope with the loss of their loved ones.
The AFP honors the courage, dedication, and sacrifice of the four PAF pilots and remains committed to supporting their families as the organization remembers their service to the nation.///
Photos by: PFC Carmelotes PN(M)/PAOAFP
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The Philippine Air Force rendered full military honors to the four pilots who died in an aircraft mishap during a training flight at Fernando Air Base in Lipa City, Batangas, paying tribute to their dedication and service to the nation. (📷: PAF) | via @biancadava
Noooo! We must give all of this up because the trees and the mountains and the birds. We have plenty of resources in some cave somewhere, there's no need to gather any more resources to continue this, especially the semiconductors. :(
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This. Even if anti-corruption laws are made with good intentions, it's like applying a band-aid to a cancer cell. CuUnjieng put this well in his talks regarding Pax Silica. You want to minimize corruption? The answer is economic prosperity.
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@ReHorizon3's Facebook account was mass reported by the DDS with a hate speech complaint because of the former's opinion that Jing Quan must be expelled from the Philippines.
He didn't say when he will be bak tho.
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If you're a young Filipino rightist, what you're supposed to do is get good grades, graduate from a good school, join our government (especially our security services, foreign service, economic agencies), start a business and succeed, then slowly replace our elite with a new one