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09/09/2025

See! It's a word of Engineer Brice against the words of the Discayas. The latter told Sen Jinggoy at yesterday's hearing that Curlee was sure that no Senators in their list. Preposterous!
Today, accdg to Brice, meron pala. Sinu-sino kaya sa mga Senador? Very exciting to!

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09/09/2025

With the recent changes in the Senate leadership and changing of color of some of the DDS Senators who supported Tito Sotto for the Senate Presidency, the road to 2028 for Sara Duterte has narrowed down her chances. The change of guard confirmed the tactical failures of the Duterte faction in implicating the name of the Speaker and the House to the Floodcontrol anomaly, deliberately intending to make the former President Digong blameless with this DPWH plunder. Imee Marcos was caught off guard with this development. The former majority has now become the minority. For the public, this is a very welcoming event and hopeful their interests must be upheld above personal interest in which they failed to feel during the time of former SP Chiz Escudero. Under the Sotto leadership, the integrity of the Upper Chamber of Congress is SURE!

09/09/2025

Discaya's implicating Speaker Martin Romualdez in their Floodcontrol anomaly without hard evidence was very malicious. The intent was so very obvious most especially that no Senators were ever mentioned by Curlee. Mostly, all were Congressmen. Why? The design and the script were obvious to have the workings of a DDS Fanatics with a sole purpose to ruin the credibility of the House of Representatives ala vendetta! And whose ends shall benefit such? Besmirching the good name of the Speaker is Sara Duterte's programming. They forgot the fact that the Speaker is a scion of a political giant family Romualdez and a self-made billionaire. At what gain he will earn if he says yes to bribery? Do you think that he is willing to sacrifice the legacy of his family in exchange for a loose amount? The skit of the Blue Ribbon Committee yesterday turned out to be a circus and a very entertaining one but lacks practicality and logic. What a mess!

08/09/2025

Adios Chiz!
Welcome Tito Sen!

08/09/2025

Last Senate hearing, when asked by Bato de la Rosa, you told back that you'd started transacting contracts with the government last 2016 apparently during the time of Digong. Tapos sasabihin niyo Ngayon 2022 lang nag start ang mga ledgers niyo documenting kung sino ang kumubra at kailan ito nakubra? 25% to 30% raw kinukuha na porsyento sa inyo ng mga Congressmen. 2% to 5% lang ang profit na natira sa inyo? Wow ha? Kung ganun, bakit nakakolekta kayo ng higit 40 luxury cars at 9 na companies? Obviously, your statements is very DDS trying to save Duterte's from their sins not only in flood-control whammy but also in P 11 billion Pharmally controversy, the P6 Billion Shabu heist na pinalusot dati Ng Customs....at iba pa. https://www.facebook.com/share/v/1JhMPJAUiL/

08/09/2025

And the show begins! Discaya spouses Curlee and Zarah are now singing their repertoire at the 2nd Senate Blue Ribbon Committee today implicating mostly members of the House and DPWH District Engineers. But what is more perplexing is that not even a single Senator has been named. Is this another ploy by the DDS Fanatics to attack the House using the Discayas (being a pro-Duterte themselves) which is mostly composed of pro-Romualdez? Another question is that, Curlee admitted that he's quite sure no Senators were involved in this plunder. Can we trust the words of these Contractors who are the primary subjects of the flood control anomaly?
All of what they are saying in their statements or affidavits seems to be self-serving, implicating Speaker Martin Romualdez replete of concrete evidence and just based on hearsays cannot guarantee guilt. The end of their statement showed that they are trying to veer away public attention from them, and instead, diverting it to the Congressmen. Note that they wanted to become State Witnesses obviously with an end-view to free themselves from judicial persecution and castration. In your dreams. You cannot fool the public with your antics.Your public interview by Julius and Korina showed who really you are as a person. Opportunists, greedy and insensitive. That why you became rich!
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08/09/2025

Nanawagan ang mga panatikong DDS ng People Power 3 daw sa darating na September 13. Good luck!

Definitely, your kind of people's power is doomed to fail. Simply because it lacks one very important component which I'm not going to reveal. I won't give you the idea. Thus, we normal minded Filipinos possessing critical thinking are convinced that this call of yours has only one purpose, and that to power grab from the current administration. Just to appease the selfish desire and dream of Sara Duterte to become President. That's the programming set by your gods-the Duterte's, in whose greed for power and money never died down. But anyways, good luck fanatics!

07/09/2025

Gear up Mr. President. We strongly support your idea of creating this independent commission task to investigate and give recommendations out of this controversy on flood control anomalies. One more thing, kindly give the stiffest penalty for those found guilty. They must pay for the sins and plunder they've done to the country and economy. That's what we wanted since.

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‘THEY ARE COMPLETELY SEPARATE FROM THE GOVERNMENT’

Giniit ni Pres. Bongbong Marcos na magiging independent sa gobyerno ang binubuong independent commission na mag-iimbestiga sa maanomalyang flood control projects sa bansa.

Matatandaang sinabi ng Pangulo na gusto niya magkaroon ng subpoena powers ang komisyon at planong buuin ito ng abogado, investigator, at forensic accountant.

“We will give them all the powers that are necessary,” ani Marcos.

Dagdag pa ng Pangulo, magkakaroon ito ng karapatan na imbestigahan ang sinuman.

07/09/2025

Commendable and Laudable. That's the words we would like to describe the Speaker efforts in supporting the programs of the Marcos Administration. Through that, everything went smoothly, at the end, could benefit the people and the economy. We feel your selfless desire to alleviate the lives of the ordinary Pinoy Mr. President and Mr. Speaker. Just continue what you have started. We are always here for support.

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07/09/2025

Nagmamalinis! You thought Chiz mare redeem mo pa kaya ang imahen mong sinira mo dahil sa ginawa mo sa impeachment trial at 142 billion pesos insertion sa Floodcontrol? Mahihirapan ka ng ibalik pa ang tiwala ng taong bayan sa yo. Kakatawa ka naman Chiz at kakatawa!

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07/09/2025

Who snatched the Philhealth and DepEd House budget from the House 2025 Budget Proposal? Likewise in it, who increased the budget of the DPWH? The House stands firmly that it's not them. They challenge everyone to look for their version in their Secretariat Office. It's free and one can have it. And why the 2025 Budget submitted by the House as its version came out different thereupon deliberation and approval by the Bicam? Who inserted which, who's responsible in taking out the increased Philhealth and DepEd budget thereafter? I think the best person to answer this is no other than former Senator Grace Poe, who was that time the Senate Chairman of the Finance Committee in the 19th Congress. Why not ask her to shed the controversy surrounding and hounding this issue?
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07/09/2025

President Marcos and His Bold Desire to Cleanse Government of Corruption, the only President in history to do such.

Corruption has long been the most malignant disease of Philippine governance. It has weakened institutions, eroded public trust, and deprived citizens of basic services that rightfully belong to them. Against this backdrop, President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. has declared a bold and serious desire to cleanse the government of corruption, positioning this battle as central to his administration’s promise of unity, progress, and a renewed nation.

The President’s words go beyond rhetoric. By establishing independent commissions to probe anomalies in infrastructure projects, endorsing stricter auditing mechanisms, and supporting lifestyle checks on public officials, Marcos signals that accountability is no longer negotiable. His stance also challenges the culture of impunity that has allowed corruption to thrive within agencies like the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH), Bureau of Customs, and even local governments. It is a recognition that unless corruption is confronted head-on, no policy on economic growth or social development will achieve its purpose.

What makes this stand bold is the political risk it carries. Cleansing government of corruption means calling out powerful figures who once enjoyed impunity—political allies, contractors, even members of his own party. Unlike past leaders who used anti-corruption campaigns as slogans while tolerating anomalies in the shadows, Marcos appears determined to put action behind his declarations. The creation of independent bodies outside Congress’ influence, for instance, shows his willingness to bypass traditional avenues often compromised by vested interests.

Yet boldness is only the beginning. The seriousness of Marcos’ campaign will be measured by how consistently it is pursued, regardless of personalities involved. To dismantle entrenched syndicates, the President must ensure that the justice system is unshackled from political pressure and that cases are prosecuted swiftly. Moreover, reforms must not stop at exposing anomalies—they must be institutionalized to prevent their repetition.

Filipinos have heard promises before, and skepticism is understandable. But Marcos now faces a unique moment: a chance to define his presidency not just by economic gains but by moral leadership. If he succeeds, he will leave behind a legacy of restored trust in government and a renewed hope that the Philippines can indeed break free from the vicious cycle of corruption. If he fails, his bold desire risks being reduced to mere rhetoric, swallowed by the same system he vowed to change.

For now, the challenge is clear. President Marcos has taken the first decisive steps. The nation watches closely, hoping that this time, the promise to cleanse government of corruption will not only be bold and serious—but enduring and real.