Captain JBA

05/08/2026

Simi sayang naman data mo tan-aw sa impeachment.

Wa may ayo

03/08/2026

Totoo ba na may bayad ang shorepass sa Pinas kahit sa ating mga Pinoy?

02/08/2026

Hindi man tayo gwapo ang importante buhay🤣 at SOLID👊🦅

02/08/2026

Happy Blessed Sunday sa lahat ng mga SOLID👊🦅

02/08/2026

Magkita-kita po tayo, mga kababayan! Hanggang sa dulo, tuloy ang laban! 👊💚

31/07/2026

31/07/2026

The right to peaceful assembly or to protest is protected and guaranteed under Dutch law. On July 29, 2026, that afternoon, Filipinos exercised it in full.

They came inspired, some with umbrellas against the heat, and phones raised to record what they knew mattered. The crowd was composed of those who traveled, some from other cities, some from other countries, to stand in one place and say one thing.

The Free Duterte Now rally carried more weight than an ordinary demonstration. At its center is an 81-year-old former head of state, still in detention, far from home. For the people in that crowd, this is not an abstract question of jurisdiction or procedure. It is personal. It is a grandfather, a president, a man they voted for, and the distance between The Hague and Davao measured in something other than kilometers.

The presence of Vice President Inday Sara Duterte gave the gathering its clearest voice. Pointed. Timely. And addressed as much to the international community as to the Filipinos standing in front of her.

The success of the day belongs to everyone who built it: the participants who showed up in the heat, the volunteers who kept it orderly and peaceful, and the guests Paulo Lino Canillo Te, Joie De Vivre Every Other Day, and Parallel Group Leaders, who shared the stage to carry a single sentiment.

Nakikinig ang mundo. Nandito kami. Hindi kami titigil.

FREE DUTERTE NOW! 👊