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PH removes US missile system only if China behaves - lol
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. said Thursday his government will remove a US missile system from the Philippines if Beijing ends its "aggressive and coercive behavior" in the contested South China Sea and ceases claiming Filipino territory. "I don't understand the comments on the Typhon missiles. We don't make any comments on their missile systems, and their missile systems are a thousand times more powerful than what we have," Marcos told reporters Thursday during a visit to the central city of Cebu. Source: Philippines to remove US missile system if China ends 'coercive behavior'
Datu Adlaw's Bogus' IP members victims of îllégâl recruitment  Surigao mayor
BUTUAN CITY – The 15 members of the Federal Tribal Government of the Philippines (FTGP) who surrendered to authorities on Wednesday were victims of large-scale îllégâl recruitment and human trafficking, Surigao City Mayor Pablo Yves Dumlao II revealed Thursday. During a press conference, Dumlao said the surrenderers, hailing from Monkayo, Davao de Oro, and nearby towns, were lured to Surigao City with promises of high-paying jobs by FTGP leaders Jorgeto Corpuz Santisas, alias Datu Adlaw, and Dodong Santisas. “I thanked the victims who bravely came forward to tell their stories. Your courage is crucial to ensuring justice is served,” Dumlao said. He added that the recruits were deceived into joining the group and participating in...
US Missile System Not Leaving PH yet
The United States’ mid-range missile launcher deployed to the country in April for annual war games between Filipino and American troops will remain in the Philippines until further notice, the Philippine Army said on Tuesday. Col. Reynaldo Balido Jr., deputy chief of the Philippine Army Chief Public Affairs, said the mid-range capability (MRC) or “Typhon” system was still being used for military training in the country. The missile system would only be removed after the Philippine and US governments decide, Balido said. “As of now, we are still conducting training, so not yet,” he told reporters at a press briefing at Camp Aguinaldo in Quezon City when asked about the timetable for Typhon’s removal. At the same briefing, Col...
The South China Sea Dispute: A Growing Concern for Filipinos
The South China Sea dispute remains one of the most pressing geopolitical issues in the Philippines today. For years, China has asserted its claim over vast portions of the sea, despite international rulings favoring the Philippines. This ongoing conflict raises critical questions about national security, economic resources, and the country's diplomatic strategies. The Philippines has continuously reaffirmed its sovereign rights over the West Philippine Sea, backed by the 2016 ruling of the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which invalidated China’s sweeping claims. However, China's activities, including the construction of artificial islands and aggressive actions against Filipino fishermen and maritime forces, have intensified...
Babae Patay,Isinilid sa Sako.
LOOK|| A WOMAN'S DEAD BODY FOUND INSIDE A SACK There was no life when a woman was found on the beach of Sitio Dawis, San Jose, Caraga, Davao Oriental, just recently, on January 31, 2025, placed inside a sack. According to information from the Caraga Municipal Police Station (MPS), they received a call from residents in the area reporting that they found a sack, and upon inspection, it was confirmed to contain a dead body inside. The investigation by the Caraga MPS is ongoing to identify the victim and the police are also continuing to look into the motive behind the crime and who is behind it. 📷: Roniel Casawitan
Supreme Court urged to junk GAA 2025
Petitioners led by former executive secretary Victor Rodriguez and Davao City 3rd District Rep. Isidro Ungab have filed a case before the Supreme Court challenging the constitutionality of the General Appropriations Act (GAA) of 2025.The petitioners argued that the 2025 national budget violates several provisions of the Constitution, including: the right to health (PhilHealth zero budget) the prohibition against increasing congressional appropriations beyond the president's recommendations (AKAP, TUPAD causing the budget bloating) he mandate to prioritize education in the national budget (manipulating education budget by merging non-educational agencies) The petition mentions the House of Representatives, the Senate, and Executive...
They Are So Back...
THEY ARE SO BACK CONTEXT: The bandit group has released photos of their ambush on troops from the 32nd Infantry Battalion (32IB) in Barangay Sumisip, Basilan. According to an initial report, the perpetrators are allegedly members of the MILF. They burned a military truck and posed for pictures while the vehicle was engulfed in flames. Two soldiers were killed, and 12 others were wounded during the ambush, which occurred on the afternoon of Wednesday, January 22, 2025. via: North Cotabato News page
EJK bilang Special Heinous Crime-Kwentong Barbers
Isinusulong ni Surigao del Norte 2nd District representative at House quad-committee lead chairman Rep. Robert Ace Barbers ang pag-uri sa extrajudicial killing #EJK bilang special heinous crime na hiwalay sa murder. Ito ang iginiit ni Barbers sa pagrepresenta niya sa House Bill No. 10986 o ang panukalang Ant-Extrajudicial Killing Act sa pagdinig ng House Committee on Justice nitong Miyerkules, Jan. 22. Isa ito sa mga inihaing panukalang batas ng quadcom noong nakaraang taon. "The intention of the proposal to us is really to elevate the killing perpetrated by state agents higher than the so-called murder, if that is possible," sabi ni Barbers. "'Nanlaban.' That is the common excuse for killing suspects, which, in many cases, we found...
Rape Cases
NEWS; Taytay, Rizal; TW; Trigger Warning: This post mentions sexual violence, child abuse, crime ⚠️ Authorities in Taytay, Rizal arrested a 26-year-old suspect who allegedly took his one-year-old daughter hostage. According to the police, the hostage-taking took place in Barangay Sta Ana at around 7 p.m. on Saturday. Rizal Provincial Police Office Director Police Colonel Felipe Maraggun said the suspect's live-in partner had previously accused the suspect of repeatedly molesting his 13-year-old stepdaughter. “Ginawa niya halos *** toy yung bata. Tuwing may pagkakaton siya, nire-rape niya,” said the live-in partner. The partner added that the suspect fled to the province, but they did not notice that he went home that Saturday...
Seized na ibang Forum/Sell sites sa US/Germany/UK etc.
Mostly ng international WEBSITE na same ng PHCORNER na seize content na SEIZED! kala ko problem lang sa DNS ko after ilang hours ayun wala na mga sample sites like sellix io and other sites di ko na mention ibang sites may ibang sites dun na same dito im a member for almost 5 years then biglan GG na hahaha question lang may epekto kaya to sa Crypto? kasi mostly ng mga gantong sites is using crypto as payment?
Philippine Army to Begin Training with U.S. Typhon Missile System Amid Growing Security Concerns
The Philippine Army is set to begin training its soldiers with the U.S. Typhon missile system, which is designed for mid-range strike capabilities. The training is scheduled to take place in mid-February and will involve around 20 soldiers from the Philippine Army's artillery regiment. The exercise is part of the broader U.S.-Philippine military cooperation, particularly in enhancing the Philippines' defense capabilities amid regional security concerns. The Typhon missile system, which includes Tomahawk cruise missiles, was introduced during the "Balikatan" joint exercises in 2024. The system's ability to target long-range threats makes it a significant addition to the Philippines' military arsenal. While China has E×ρréššed objections...
Maslog Found Guilty In Graft Rap.
On Tuesday, the Sandiganbayan found Maslog guilty of graft, sentencing her to six to ten years in prison under Republic Act 3019. Maslog had posed as an agent for a textbook publisher, defrauding the then-Department of Education, Culture, and Sports (DECS). Maslog, who allegedly faked her death in 2019 to evade prosecution, was arrested by the NBI in September 2024 for her role in an investment scam. She reportedly continued using a false identity until the real Jessica Francisco filed a complaint. The Sandiganbayan is also reviewing her temporary release from NBI custody on January 6 due to an alleged release order. The court has directed the NBI to submit a progress report clarifying the matter. Maslog remains in detention as...
The Future of Jobs Report 2025 | World Economic Forum
Technological change, geoeconomic fragmentation, economic uncertainty, demographic shifts and the green transition – individually and in combination are among the major drivers expected to shape and transform the global labour market by 2030. The Future of Jobs Report 2025 brings together the perspective of over 1,000 leading global employers—collectively representing more than 14 million workers across 22 industry clusters and 55 economies from around the world—to examine how these macrotrends impact jobs and skills, and the workforce transformation strategies employers plan to embark on in response, across the 2025 to 2030 timeframe. Link...
3 Minors In Pampanga Figure in Rape Allegation
Two boys in Mabalacat City, Pampanga were taken under the custody of the Department of Social Welfare and Development after another minor, a six-year-old girl, alleged they have assaulted her sexually. The two boys are eight and 10 years old. Based on police investigation, the girl was playing at a section of a basketball court with her younger sibling when the two boys allegedly grabbed her and dragged her to a grassy area nearby. That was where the boys allegedly assaulted her. “‘Yung 10 years old, allegedly hinila niya ‘yung biktima na six years old doon sa grass portion ng barangay, and then doon na nga po ay allegedly ni-rape ‘yung bata,” PCOL. Jay Dimaandal, Provincial Director of the Pampanga Police Provincial Office (PPO)...
Blank appropriations found on Bicam report - FPRRD
In an interview posted on social media Saturday, Ungab said that certain budget items for the Department of Agriculture (DA) and unprogrammed appropriations were missing amounts. He emphasized that these gaps couldn’t be attributed to typographical or printing errors. “These are not just ordinary figures; these are billions of pesos… There are many pages like this… This means there is a discrepancy, so how did this discrepancy happen?” said Ungab, a former chair of the House Appropriations Committee. Source: Duterte claims discrepancies on panel report on nat‘l budget - Manila Standard

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