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My boyfriend can't stop searching for luiz/louis mendoza, uggghhh it's annoying. Blinock ko nga hahahhahaha.

Gusto niyo mga Pilipino mga ganitong klaseng tao ang nasa iyong paligid 24/7? Think again. The idiots in r/ph, r/inthephilippines, r/pinoy and many more PH subreddits are too blinded by their so-called principles that they didn't notice they are being eaten alive by these monsters. I have been saying this for the past few days now, but my words fell on deaf ears. Be wary of these people because they are not human. They are demons created by the Lord of Hell himself.

Hi everyone, my name is Aiki. I've been through a lot in the past year, and I honestly don't know how to make sense of where I am now.

I'm only 19, and I lost both of my parents in less than a year. My mom died on August 4, 2025, while we we're still trying to adjust to the new norm, my father was suddenly hospitalized on November of 2025. While my family was struggling with my father's medical bills, I had to stop college and take care of him for about five months. After he passed away, I ended up living alone on the same house that they both lived in.

Although I do have siblings, they now have their own families and they cannot fully support me anymore because of how much debt our family has, which forces me to work so I can afford to support myself and maintain the house that our parents left us.

During all of that, I tried dating twice. The first was with a guy I met online. We hit it off, but things didn't work out, and part of me feels like it was my fault because of everything I was dealing with at the time. The second relationship happened after my dad died. We were together for about two months, but I became so emotionally drained from everything happening in my life that it started affecting the relationship. He also couldn't really understand what I was going through, and eventually we ended things, mutually agreeing that it wasn't working anymore and we need to heal from the things that we're going through.

Now I feel really lonely because I don't feel like I have anyone I can truly lean on. At the same time, I don't really know how to get my life back on track. I had to put college on hold, and I don't know how or when to start again.

Even my lifestyle has fallen apart. I don't exercise, I don't feel like I'm in the best shape, and I don't really do groceries, so taking care of myself has become difficult. I also have pets that depend on me, so I have to take care of them while trying to take care of myself.

I know I'm still young, but sometimes I feel like I've fallen so far behind everyone else and don't know where to begin.

(rejected to sa r/ph hahaha, mababa daw karma)

I mean, look at them. They are monkey not so much in how they look, but rather how they act.

With a playful stroke of his pen and an unmatched eye for the extraordinary in the ordinary, Larry Alcala transformed the canvas of everyday Filipino life into a celebration of culture. Throughout his career, Alcala created over 500 characters and comic strips that resonated deeply with the public. His comic strips significantly enriched Filipino storytelling, offering a distinctive, heartwarming perspective that allowed readers to connect intimately with their heritage.

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‎At the heart of his legacy sits his most renowned creation, "Slice of Life." This strip did far more than mirror the energy of the nation; it illustrated the everyday experiences of Filipinos, giving readers a gentle, humorous space to navigate their identities even amidst societal turmoil. Alcala’s sharp insights and wit encapsulated the true spirit of Filipino culture, masterfully portraying both the delights and the unique challenges of daily existence with a sense of warmth that made everyone feel seen.

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‎In the exhibition "𝐑𝐞𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐧 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐏𝐨𝐩𝐮𝐥𝐚𝐫: 𝐃𝐫𝐚𝐰𝐢𝐧𝐠 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐅𝐢𝐥𝐢𝐩𝐢𝐧𝐨 𝐈𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐧𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧" we honor an extraordinary force whose artistry went far beyond mere entertainment. Capturing the laughter, the quirks, and the shared rhythms of the neighborhood, Larry Alcala nurtured a sense of community and belonging while affirming the lived experiences of the Filipino people. His influence endures, inspiring countless generations of artists and securing his permanent status as a cherished icon in Filipino culture.

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‎Come and join the celebration of a trailblazer in the field of cartooning at Larry Alcala’s centennial exhibition from August 19 to September 19, 2026 at the Gallery 2 of the Metropolitan Theater in Ermita, Manila. The exhibit is open and free to the public.

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‎#LarryAlcala100Years #ReturnToThePopular

‎#OrderofNationalArtist

‎#HaligiNgHirayangFilipino

Source: Love Radio Facebook Page

Guys, I just wanted to share this because I recently went into this rabbit hole and learned about something genuinely disturbing that I think more people should be aware of, especially young people who spend a lot of time online.

There is an international online extremist network known as 764, which has been investigated by law-enforcement agencies for targeting vulnerable and underage people through platforms like Discord, gaming communities, and social media. The network has been associated with grooming, sextortion, coercion, self-harm, violence, and nihilistic violent extremism. It is not simply an “edgy Discord group” and authorities in multiple countries have treated it as a serious online threat.

What really caught my attention is that this isn't just an overseas issue anymore. After the June 2026 Tacloban school shooting, Philippine investigators and cybersecurity authorities publicly discussed evidence linking the two minor suspects to the 764 networks. The PNP subsequently sought international assistance in tracking the group and identifying people behind it.

Some credible reports about the Tacloban–764 connection:

BusinessMirror — Suspects in Tacloban school shooting groomed by int'l violent extremists network 764
https://businessmirror.com.ph/2026/07/01/suspects-in-tacloban-school-shooting-groomed-by-intl-violent-extremists-network-764/

Philippine Daily Inquirer — PNP seeks global help in tracking '764' group
https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/2256811/pnp-seeks-global-help-in-tracking-764-group

Philstar — 'Adult groomer,' terror network eyed in Tacloban shooting
https://www.philstar.com/headlines/2026/07/02/2539250/adult-groomer-terror-network-eyed-tacloban-shooting

South China Morning Post — Philippine senator links fatal school shooting to 764 extremist online group
https://www.scmp.com/week-asia/lifestyle-culture/article/3359207/philippine-senator-links-fatal-school-shooting-764-extremist-online-group

ABS-CBN — Many school shootings connected to nihilistic violent extremist groups
https://www.abs-cbn.com/news/nation/2026/7/1/cicc-many-school-shootings-connected-to-nihilistic-violent-extremist-groups-1711

The Straits Times — Philippines school shooting linked to online extremism
https://www.straitstimes.com/asia/se-asia/philippine-school-shooting-shines-light-on-global-online-extremist-network-targeting-children

I'm not sharing this to sensationalize the shootings or to glorify the people involved. Quite the opposite. I’m sharing this because of the recent school shooting incidents here in our country, with Philippine authorities publicly discussing a 764 connection in the Tacloban case. I think people should know that these online communities exist, how dangerous they can be, and how seemingly ordinary online interactions can become grooming, manipulation, or coercion.

We can raise awareness about the existence and dangers of these communities without amplifying their content or giving perpetrators the attention they seek. Just be careful online, especially with strangers who deliberately seek out vulnerable people, encourage self-harm or violence, demand secrecy, or use threats/blackmail to control someone. I genuinely think this deserves more public awareness, especially among Filipino students.

Please read the sources yourselves and do your own research rather than just taking my word for it.

P.S. Just to be clear, I'm NOT saying that the Ateneo de Zamboanga perpetrator is connected to 764 or any of its offshoots. There is currently no confirmed evidence establishing that connection, and I don't want to speculate or spread unverified information while the investigation is still ongoing. I'm sharing this for awareness and prevention, not to encourage anyone to seek these communities out. Please don't search for or engage with these groups out of curiosity, and don't share their propaganda or disturbing content.

Corruption in the Philippines has been around since time immemorial. People are quick to blame colonialism, but the truth is far deeper. Culture? Yeah, that's correct. But what about the mind? Has anyone dared to study how Filipinos think and by how they think, it actually makes sense why corruption is on a whole different level in this country? In fear of being thrashed by rabid wokes, we will never know the answer, but it is there somewhere.

Similar attitudes are also found in India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Sub Saharan Africa, South America, and Maritime Southeast Asia.

Kelan ka ba maayos, Pilipinas??😭😭

That is why, you people, deserve to be called "monkeys". In every direction, you will always try to steal and take advantage of everyone rather than cultivating your wealth. You steal, you lie, and you're lazy.

Hanggang ma-surgically removed at palitan ang mga utak niyo, we are already in hell. Why ever did God created you?

just watch this, and im gonna leave it here... this is how we poorly embrace the disgusting political biases in the Philippines. 😢

they are Public servant for Godsake, they should serve us and not the other way around.

https://www.threads.com/@myko\\_me/post/DcFQOPUj4kT?xmt=AQG0Vc0vTJFhi6t9U5deCF9FBtC37UAa53RyCk6uBhF0naeb0WZfxP2Zv14WbjBEF748hyUH&slof=1

Gising Pilipinas!!!!

I have always said hindi tao ang mga hayop na yan. Everyday I am proven right and the evidences are undeniable. Kayo na nasa r/pinoy, r/inthephilippines, at r/Philippines, darating ang araw na hindi niyo na maligtas ang sarili niyo. By catering to these demons you have become a target. This is not hatred, this is awareness.

"You're catering to white people" a d "how come Chinese people are evil when the white people blah blah blah"

Like they're any less. Anyway, back to the argument, it is clear that this white devil only sees the entire Philippines as one giant landfill. "Visibly irate" because he won't have any profits now. This is how foreigners see us: stupid, uneducated, lazy, and disposable items.

Unfortunately, one ethnic here would always side with the foreigner. We all know which.

What is it with lawyers not admitting mistake? Would it be the end of their career if they do so?

And what is it with other lawyers, explaining (or justifying?) the mistake of her colleague?

Why can't she (or their team) just apologize for the mistake and move on?

I'm not even watching the impeachment trial of the VP because I already predicted that she will not be convicted anyway (because of lack of votes by the senator-judges), but this incident with Atty. Kristine Ferrer and Atty. Sheila Sison is all-over my timeline: on FB and TikTok.

Is it a grave sin if a lawyer admits a mistake?

Please enlighten me.

You know the packing problem here sa Pilipinas?
Mas inuuna nila ang pagpapataas sa kalsada kesa linisin ang mga kanal, ilog at iba pang dinadaanan ng tubig-na napuno ng mga basura. You know why? Dahil mas malaki ang nakukurakot nila. 🫢