BertBit (2026)

15/03/2026

DAY 15: OIL WAR

Middle East tensions still unresolved.

Naval patrols increasing.

Oil routes still sensitive.

Markets are watching one thing:

Supply disruption.

And when traders smell risk…

Oil prices move.

Even before anything explodes.

---

DAY 15: GLOBAL UPDATE

Some countries are now shifting from reaction mode → protection mode.

🇺🇸 United States
Considering releasing more strategic petroleum reserves.

🇮🇳 India
Securing long-term oil supply contracts to avoid sudden price spikes.

🇨🇳 China
Expanding energy storage and fuel reserves.

🇪🇺 Europe
Accelerating renewable energy and electric transport programs.

🇯🇵 Japan
Preparing fuel stabilization policies if oil spikes further.

Pattern?

Preparation.

Buffer.

Energy security.

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DAY 15: PHILIPPINE UPDATE

Fuel prices still under pressure.

Transport groups continue calling for fare hikes.

Logistics companies adjusting delivery fees.

Small businesses starting to feel the squeeze.

Next domino?

Food prices.

Same pattern again.

Gas ↑
Pamasahe ↑
Delivery ↑
Pagkain ↑
Inflation ↑

---

Meanwhile in Manila:

“Situation is being monitored.”

“Targeted fuel subsidy being studied.”

“Inter-agency meeting ongoing.”

Translation:

Still deciding what to do.

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REAL TALK

The Philippines imports almost all of its oil supply.

Meaning:

We don't control the price.

We absorb the shock.

Every.

Single.

Time.

---

And this is why the bigger conversation matters.

Energy independence.

Fuel tax flexibility.

Renewable investments.

Mass transport efficiency.

These are not exciting headlines.

But these are the real solutions.

---

Instead…

The cycle repeats.

Global conflict.

Oil spike.

Fuel hike.

Meeting.

Adjustment.

Then wait for the next crisis.

---

BOTTOMLINE

Energy security
=
Economic stability.

Countries that prepare control their inflation.

Countries that depend on imports…

Adjust.

Again.

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DAY 15.

War tensions still high.

Oil markets still nervous.

Fuel prices still unstable.

And Pilipinas?

Still watching.

See you tomorrow.

DAY

14/03/2026

DAY 14: OIL WAR

Middle East tensions still unstable.

Military presence increasing.

Oil routes still under pressure.

And when global oil supply feels uncertain…

Markets react.

Oil traders don’t wait for missiles to land.

They price the risk immediately.

Result?

Oil volatility.

And for import-dependent countries like the Philippines…

That volatility becomes inflation.

---

DAY 14: GLOBAL UPDATE

Countries continue adjusting their defenses against the oil shock.

Hindi sila naghihintay na sumabog muna ang inflation bago kumilos.

🇮🇳 India
Tapping strategic oil reserves to stabilize supply.

🇨🇳 China
Increasing energy stockpiles and diversifying suppliers.

🇸🇬 Singapore
Monitoring fuel markets and preparing price stabilization measures.

🇪🇺 European countries
Accelerating renewable energy investments to reduce oil dependence.

🇦🇺 Australia
Reviewing fuel security plans and national reserves.

Pattern again?

Preparation.

Diversification.

Energy security.

---

DAY 14: PHILIPPINE UPDATE

Fuel price hikes continue.

Transport groups pushing for fare adjustments.

Small businesses starting to feel the pressure.

Delivery costs rising.

Logistics costs rising.

Soon?

Food inflation follows.

Same domino effect.

Gas ↑
Pamasahe ↑
Delivery ↑
Pagkain ↑
Inflation ↑

---

Meanwhile in Manila:

“Situation is under close monitoring.”

“Possible targeted subsidy.”

“Emergency consultations ongoing.”

Sound familiar?

Because we hear this every oil crisis.

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REALITY CHECK

The Philippines imports most of its oil supply.

Meaning we don’t control the price.

We absorb the shock.

Every.

Single.

Time.

---

And yet the long-term conversation rarely happens.

Energy independence.

Flexible fuel taxation.

Mass transport modernization.

Renewable investments.

These are not quick headlines.

But they are the real solutions.

---

Instead, we repeat the cycle.

Global conflict.

Oil spike.

Fuel hike.

Government meeting.

Public adjustment.

Then wait for the next crisis.

---

THE HARD TRUTH

Energy security is national security.

Countries that invest in it control their inflation.

Countries that don’t…

Feel the shock first.

---

DAY 14.

War tensions continue.

Oil markets watching closely.

Fuel prices still climbing.

And Pilipinas?

Still adjusting.

See you tomorrow.

12/03/2026

DAY 13: OIL WAR

Middle East tensions still escalating.

Missiles.
Naval threats.
Oil routes under pressure.

And when oil routes are threatened…

Global oil prices react.

Guess what happens next?

Ramdam agad sa Pilipinas.

---

DAY 13: GLOBAL UPDATE

Other countries are already adjusting.

Hindi sila naghihintay na sumabog ang inflation bago kumilos.

🇮🇩 Indonesia
Increasing fuel subsidies to protect consumers.

🇻🇳 Vietnam
Removing fuel import tariffs to stabilize prices.

🇹🇭 Thailand
Limiting fuel exports to protect local supply.

🇯🇵 Japan
Considering fuel price controls to stop sudden spikes.

🇰🇷 South Korea
Holding emergency energy meetings to cap price increases.

Notice the pattern?

They act before the damage spreads.

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DAY 13: PHILIPPINE UPDATE

Fuel prices rising again.

Transport groups warning about fare hikes.

Next domino?

Food prices.

Same formula.

Gas ↑
Pamasahe ↑
Delivery ↑
Pagkain ↑
Inflation ↑

Automatic.

---

Meanwhile in Manila:

“Monitoring the situation.”

“Emergency meeting.”

“Possible temporary subsidy.”

Translation:

Hintay muna tayo kung hanggang saan tataas.

---

REAL TALK

Hindi bago ang ganitong crisis.

Nangyari na ito:

Gulf wars
Russia–Ukraine war
Middle East conflicts

And every time…

Pareho ang result.

Import dependent country = inflation shock.

Guess who that is?

Tayo.

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THE REAL PROBLEM

Hindi lang oil price.

System problem ito.

1️⃣ Fixed fuel taxes
Kahit mahal ang global oil, tuloy pa rin ang excise tax.

2️⃣ Energy dependence
We import most of our fuel.

3️⃣ Budget leakage
Billions lost in inefficiency and corruption.

Meaning:

Global crisis = local inflation.

Instant.

---

Meanwhile other countries are investing in:

Solar
Wind
Electric transport
Energy security

They prepare before the next crisis.

Tayo?

Nagdedebate ng fare hike.

Again.

---

IMAGINE IF WE ACTUALLY FIXED THE ROOT ISSUES

Flexible fuel tax system.

Kapag mataas ang world oil → bababa muna ang tax.

Energy independence strategy.

Solar. Wind. EV transport.

Less imported oil = less inflation shock.

Transparent government spending.

Less leakage = more protection for citizens.

Simple.

But simple solutions require long-term thinking.

And long-term thinking is not very popular during election cycles.

---

BOTTOMLINE

Energy policy
IS
economic policy.

Countries that control energy control inflation.

Countries that depend on imports…

Adjust.

Again.

---

DAY 13.

War continues.

Oil markets reacting.

Fuel prices climbing.

And Pilipinas?

Still monitoring the situation.

See you tomorrow

11/03/2026

DAY 12: WAR
Iran – US / Israel tensions rising.
Oil routes under pressure.
Global oil prices reacting.
And guess what?
Ramdam agad sa Pilipinas.

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DAY 12: PHILIPPINE UPDATE
Gasoline rising.
Diesel rising.
Transport groups preparing for fare hike.
Food prices next.

Classic domino effect.

Gas ↑
Pamasahe ↑
Delivery ↑
Pagkain ↑
Inflation ↑

Parang automatic script ng economy natin.

But here’s the sarcastic part.
Every time this happens, we hear the same solution.

“Temporary subsidy.”
“Monitoring the situation.”
“Emergency meeting.”

Translation:

Hintay muna tayo hanggang matapos ang crisis.

---
REALITY CHECK
Hindi bago ang oil shocks.
Nangyari na ito:

• Gulf wars
• Russia–Ukraine war
• Middle East conflicts

And every time…
Pareho ang result.
Import dependent country = inflation shock.
Guess who that is?
Yes.Tayo!

---
THE REAL PROBLEM

Hindi lang oil price.
System problem ito.

1️⃣ Fixed fuel taxes.
Kahit mahal ang world oil, tuloy pa rin ang excise tax.
2️⃣ Corruption leakage.
Billions lost in inefficient spending.
3️⃣ Energy dependence.
We import most of our oil.

Meaning:
Global crisis = local inflation.
Automatic.

---
Meanwhile other countries invest in:

Solar.
Wind.
Electric transport.
Energy security.

They prepare before the crisis.

But HERE?

We debate fare hikes every oil crisis.

---
And then comes the “solution.”

Fuel subsidy.
Temporary ayuda.
Press conference.
Repeat next crisis.
Parang bandaid sa broken pipe.
Tubig pa rin ang tatagas.

---
Imagine if we actually FIXED the root issues.

✔ Flexible fuel tax system
Kapag mataas ang world oil → bababa muna ang tax.

✔ Transparent government spending
Less corruption leakage = more real budget.

✔ Energy independence strategy
Solar, wind, EV transport.

Less oil dependence.

Less inflation shock.

Simple.

---
But simple solutions need long-term thinking.

And long-term thinking is not very popular during election cycles.

---
So for now…
War escalates.
Oil rises.
Fuel hikes.
Inflation follows.
Government monitors.
Citizens adjust.
Economy absorbs.

---
But the real question is this:
Hanggang kailan ganito?
Every global crisis…
Same reaction.
Same script.
Same problems.

---
BOTTOMLINE

Energy policy
IS
economic policy.
Countries that control energy control inflation.
Countries that depend on imports…
Well…
We monitor the situation.
---
Think long term.

Energy independence.
Transparent spending.
Flexible fuel policy.

Otherwise…

See you on the next fuel hike.

DAY 13 tomorrow.

Let’s see what happens

03/03/2026

We’re watching a high-stakes poker game right now in the Gulf, but the deck is stacked in a way most people aren't talking about.
Everyone is focused on who has the best tech, but the real question is: Who runs out of ammo first?
Here’s the cold math of what I’m calling "Economic Su***de Tactics."
Iran is spamming $20,000 su***de drones—cheap, mass-produced stuff they’ve been stockpiling for decades. To stop them, the Gulf states have to fire Patriot or THAAD interceptors that cost anywhere from $3M to $15M per shot.
Think about that. It’s a war of attrition where the defender is spending 100x more than the attacker just to stay at zero.
My bet? The Gulf states aren't going to just sit there and go broke playing defense. They’ve enjoyed peace for a long time, but they aren't stupid. They know they can’t just "soak up" a barrage like this forever.
If Iran doesn’t pull back, we’re going to see the Gulf Arabs stop playing "shield" and start playing "sword." They'll have to join the attack just to take out the launch sites before their own interceptor stockpiles hit empty.
But here’s the scary part: Iran is already signaling that if that happens, they’ll stop aiming for military bases and start hitting the "Golden Age" hubs. Dubai, Doha, Riyadh—the places we’ve spent years building into global icons.
It’s scorched-earth strategy. If the regime in Tehran feels like they're going down, they’re basically saying they’ll take the region’s economy down with them.
High stakes doesn't even begin to cover it. In this game, even the "winner" might end up with nothing left to celebrate.

05/01/2026

Thank you Canva

07/12/2025

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08/11/2025

Canva becomes Adobe’s first true “full stack” competitor and rolling out Affinity Studio for free — a strategic win and a potentially positive change for the broader design community!
Being tired of monopolistic hold and heavy subscription base on professional design tools? Guess what, from photo editing to brand design, publishing layouts to photo grading — the creative universe just merged into one orbit. While Canva dominates the casual, collaborative, and template-driven design space; Affinity covers the pro-grade offline suite (photo, vector, publishing).
Together, they now represent the first ecosystem that can challenge the big hogging subscription base breadth from hobbyists to high-end professionals.
Great news for newer designers, freelancers or those who couldn’t afford high-cost professional design software, this opens up serious tools at lower cost (or free), good democratization of creative tech.
The biggest questions are:
*How could they maintain the freemium model?
*Is there a feature locked behind subscription?
*Stability and long-term support for Affinity?

04/11/2025

Canva becomes Adobe’s first true “full stack” competitor and rolling out Affinity Studio for free — a strategic win and a potentially positive change for the broader design community!

Being tired of monopolistic hold and heavy subscription base on professional design tools? Guess what, from photo editing to brand design, publishing layouts to photo grading — the creative universe just merged into one orbit. While Canva dominates the casual, collaborative, and template-driven design space; Affinity covers the pro-grade offline suite (photo, vector, publishing).

Together, they now represent the first ecosystem that can challenge the big hogging subscription base breadth from hobbyists to high-end professionals.

Great news for newer designers, freelancers or those who couldn’t afford high-cost professional design software, this opens up serious tools at lower cost (or free), good democratization of creative tech.

The biggest questions are:
*How could they maintain the freemium model?
*Is there a feature locked behind subscription?
*Stability and long-term support for Affinity?

12/10/2024

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12/05/2024

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