Business vs entrepreneur

 Businessman vs. Entrepreneur

Although often used interchangeably, the terms "businessman" and "entrepreneur" refer to distinct roles with unique goals, mindsets, and approaches. Here's a breakdown of their key differences:

Core Purpose:  

- Businessman: Focuses on running and growing existing businesses. The emphasis lies in efficiency, profitability, and following proven business models.  

- Entrepreneur: Seeks out new opportunities, whether by launching startups or disrupting current markets. Their core focus is innovation, taking risks, and turning ideas into successful ventures.

Approach to Risk:  

- Businessman: Typically risk-averse, leaning toward stability and well-established markets. They prioritize refining and optimizing what's already in place.  

- Entrepreneur: Willingly takes calculated risks to break new ground. They embrace uncertainty and are comfortable navigating through unknowns to create something original.

Innovation vs. Execution:  

- Businessman: Concentrates on refining operations and executing existing strategies with precision. While improvements are welcome, the main goal is consistent, reliable growth.  

- Entrepreneur: Innovation is at the heart of their work. They aim to solve problems in new ways and introduce groundbreaking products or services to the market.

Strategic Role:  

- Businessman: Works within an established strategic framework, ensuring smooth execution and profitability of the business model.  

- Entrepreneur: Crafts and drives their own vision, often steering industries in new directions. They play an active role in shaping the future of their ventures.

Motivational Drivers:  

- Businessman: Primarily motivated by financial gains, market dominance, and business longevity.  

- Entrepreneur: While profit matters, they’re often fueled by passion, impact, and the desire to bring meaningful change or fulfill a personal mission.

Growth Mindset: 

- Businessman: Aims for steady, sustainable expansion using proven strategies and market insights.  

- Entrepreneur: Targets fast, scalable growth, frequently pushing boundaries and responding quickly to feedback and change.

Conclusion:  

Both businessmen and entrepreneurs are vital to the economy, but they operate with different mindsets. Businessmen excel in refining and managing established ventures, while entrepreneurs thrive on innovation, disruption, and creating new paths. Recognizing these differences helps us better appreciate the diverse ways individuals contribute to progress and growth.

03312025 Mon

Php35 toll fee

Php35 toll fee hatid pogi

Php120 idsa

Php100 gulay

Php60 2x30 mineral water

Php196 royal 12pcs sakto

Php50 mantika bilog 

Php5060.71 meco cel

Php1998 globe

Php599 cp globe

Php12+13 pamasahe daan  M.

03302025 sun

Php10 pandesal

Punta SM MOA sila

Php400 grab

Php400 grab

Batang asin.

Day 2 ng exam ngayon. May nahuli akong nangodigo. Hinayaan ko, baka pag pinagalitan ko, verbal abuse. May nangopya, hinayaan ko, baka ma trauma pag pinagalitan ko. Pupunitin ko sana yung papel kaso baka mapahiya, magka mental breakdown. Maingay, hayaan mo, baka pag sinigawan mo magka anxiety. May nagsisigawan habang exam, nakatakot sabihan baka mauwi sa child abuse. Ayoko ng magalit, baka magkaroon sila ng mental depression. I learned my lesson. Students nowadays are weak. Weakness developed by the tolerating laws which criminalized and penalized teachers who do their job as a second parent. In fact, they are no longer a second parent. They are robots. Don’t get surprise five to ten years from now, we have a demanding, entitled society. Because that’s what you started. You gave a child protection policy, but there is none for teachers, and you expect us to be their second parents? A second parent gets mad when their child misbehave. A second parent do not tolerate misconduct. A second parent scolds a child and it is supposed to be okay but you made it crime doing our job as a second parent. Hello students, hello Philippines! 

Goodluck to the future!

CTTO.

Batang 80's & 90's

Luhod sa monggo

Luhod sa asin

Sitting on the air

Naliparan ng eraser at chalk but all these things made us stronger🤧 

Sana marealize ng mga bagong Generation na Life is meaningful and beautiful😌😌

03292025 sat

Php20 pandesal

Attend outing analog mama

Vintage resort sta rosa laguna sabay kina babe

Php266 grab home to macdo bahayang pagasa.

Php481 macdo lunch 427-481=54.

Php500 borrowed ganda. Mag gym.

Shopee delivered but not B1T1. Di ko kinuha.

Harsh reality.

 Alex Eala is only a wildcard - 

**THE HARSH REALITY OF TENNIS PROFESSIONALS**

Right now, there are around 1,500 women fighting for a spot on the professional tennis circuit. But the brutal truth is that only the top 100 can actually make a living from it.  

Why is that?  

The system is built to reward the elite, the few who rise to the top. For everyone else, the price is steep.

Take the WTA 500, for example—it only takes 32 players. The WTA 1000, just 96. And the biggest of them all, the Grand Slam, barely 120. 

These players don’t get in by chance—they earn their place through the sheer force of their rankings.

But for those who fall outside the top 100, the path is a grueling battle. They must scrape and claw their way through brutal qualifying rounds, hoping for just a glimpse of the glory that lies beyond.

And then there’s the cost—the endless flights across the globe, the nights spent in foreign hotels, the coach they must hire, the food they must pay for—all out of pocket. Every dollar spent, every sacrifice made, with no guarantee of success.

Because here’s the truth most don’t see: there’s no guarantee of a paycheck. The lower-ranked players, the ones fighting for survival in the qualifiers? Most lose in the first round. Some don’t even make it that far.

Imagine this: You wake up, pay for your bus ticket, pack your lunch, and go to work. But when the day ends, there’s no paycheck waiting for you. No reward for your effort. Just silence.

So, the next time you watch an unseeded player fight for her place, remember the sacrifice behind every swing of the racquet. Root for them, because they’re not just playing for glory—they’re playing for survival. Alexandra Eala from the Philippines is one of them.

03282025 fri

Php10 pandesal

Php12+30 pamasahe

Php315+35 grab

Punta moa bili maleta at damit

Php5303.70 maleta blouse belt tshirt pogi arm protector.

Php256 honey custard papa

Php1077.80 face cream sunblock cream b1t1 hand 

Asawa

 "PAG NAG ASAWA TAYO LAGI NATIN TO TATANDAAN NA ANG PAG AASAWA AY,

1. KATUWANG SA BUHAY.

hindi PABIGAT sa Buhay. 

2. KASAMA SA HIRAP

Hindi puro pasarap. 

3. PARTNER SA PANGARAP

Hindi nangwawasak ng pangarap. 

4. KASABAY mo sa PAG-UNLAD

hindi yung hinihila ka para sumadsad. 

5. KINABUKASAN ANG INUUNA

Hindi yung puro barkada.

6. NAGPLAPLANO para sa pamilya

Hindi yung saka na kapag may anak na. 

7. Yung PINAPASAYA ka

Hindi Pinapastress ka.

8. Yung marunong MAG MATH

Kung ang sahod ay sapat. 

9. Yung Kaagapay mo sa HIRAP AT SAYA

Hindi yung naghahanap pa ng iba.

Kung may lumandi sayo ikaw na ang lumayo ikaw na ang umiwas wag mo ng kaibiganin para sa ikabubuti ng anak mo ng asawa mo at ng buong pamilya mo." ♥️

Dont

 Don't give our Kids an Easy Life, instead give them the 3 Tools to a Great Life:

1. Stop protecting them from problems. Allow them to go through struggles, heartaches and problems because that will make them stronger. You have to be there for them during those struggles. You have to be there to encourage, guide,hug, pray for them. 

2. Allow them to Fail and Learn from their Failures. Just make sure they are small failures and that is your role as mommy and daddy. To be there to coach, guide and allow them to Experience Failure, so they would learn to Stand Up again for every failure and Never Give Up.

3. Praise Effort, not Talent or Results. You have to praise Effort first. Honor the effort.

We will be judged by the fruits that will come out of our life. And, as Parents, Aunties, Uncles, Ates and Kuyas that are caring for our children, we will guide them to Bear fruits in the future.

Heavenly Father, we pray for our children. We place them in your big hands and we ask you to bless them. Equip them, Empower them, Protect them, Guide them and Lead them. We pray that you raise them to serve, love and follow you. In Jesus' name, AMEN 🙏❤️🙏

03272025 thu

Php12+30 pamasahe pogi

Ganda WFH

Php150 palengke.

Php

Isang araw. When Life gives you Tangerines.

One day, we’ll leave home. School will end, and life will move forward. We’ll get busy with work, new places, new people.

But our parents will still be there. In the same house. Doing the same things. Waiting quietly.

They won’t tell us they’re lonely. Instead, they’ll ask if we’ve eaten or if we’re sleeping enough.

We’ll often say we’ll call tomorrow. Visit next week. But time passes. And we don’t.

They grow older while they wait. They check their phones more often. They prepare meals we never show up for.

Then one day, we’ll come home and notice what we’ve missed. The silence. The slow steps. The way everything feels a little more fragile.

And we’ll wish we came home more.

So while we still can, let’s show up. Not just for holidays, but on regular days too. Call them. Sit with them. Be there.

Because one day, they won’t be waiting at the door.

(When Life Gives You Tangerines/Netflix)

Ctto

American tax system.

 The American Tax System Explained:

 Federal income tax (on what you earn)

Sales tax (on what you buy)

Property tax (on what you own).

Capital gains tax (on what you invest).

Estate tax (on what you leave behind).

The system wasn’t built for you—it was built to keep you paying.

So, what should you do? 

1. Learn the tax code. 

2. Play the game. 

3. Build wealth the smart way.

03262025 wed

Php12+30+12 pamasahe ganda at pogi

Php280 oreles isda alimasag +30 gulay+30 goto+40 salinyase

Punta stab link nagpa adjust ng break.

Php500 adjust

Punta mercury puregold

Php380 gluta lypo red ice tea

Php4158.86 gamot pogi.

Php90 micos spanish latte.

Technology isn't life

 I had spent an hour in the bank with my dad, as he had to transfer some money. I couldn't resist myself & asked...

''Dad, why don't we activate your internet banking?''

''Why would I do that?'' He asked...

''Well, then you wont have to spend an hour here for things like transfer.

You can even do your shopping online. Everything will be so easy!''

I was so excited about initiating him into the world of Net banking.

He asked ''If I do that, I wont have to step out of the house?

''Yes, yes''! I said. I told him how even grocery can be delivered at door now and how amazon delivers everything!

His answer left me tongue-tied.

He said ''Since I entered this bank today, I have met four of my friends, I have chatted a while with the staff who know me very well by now.

You know I am alone...this is the company that I need. I like to get ready and come to the bank. I have enough time, it is the physical touch that I crave.

Two years back I got sick, The store owner from whom I buy fruits, came to see me and sat by my bedside and cried.

When your Mom fell down few days back while on her morning walk. Our local grocer saw her and immediately got his car to rush her home as he knows where I live.

Would I have that 'human' touch if everything became online?

Why would I want everything delivered to me and force me to interact with just my computer?

I like to know the person that I'm dealing with and not just the 'seller'. It creates bonds of Relationships.

Does online company deliver all this as well?'''

Technology isn't life..

Spend time with people .. Not with devices ❤🌻🦋

03252025 tue attorney.

Php12+12+30 pamasahe pogi

Php10k give attorney Nicolas bal 40k

Php13+12  pamasahe me + grab.

Php30 pamasahe pogi

Php150 bacon pogi Punta office correct payslip.

Php188 shopee dishwashing 

Php54 laundry stool.

Pamatay sa pesteng aphids

1 ounce vinegar

1 ounce salt

1 ounce baking soda

Mix together

Dilute everything in 30 lbs of water.

Once okay spray on your vegetable.

03242025 mon hatid

Php12 pandesal

Php35

Php35 toll fee.

Php6 ensaymada

Php50 tasty

Php10 ube bread.

Ano daw?

 In Sara Duterte’s latest update, the impeached vice president has supposedly told her father, “You could end up like Ninoy Aquino if you return to the Philippines.” To which, her father supposedly responded, “So be it.”

It’s too much to expect from Sara to know her history because she is not the sharpest tool in the shed. Neither is she known to be well-read given that her only known authorship of anything is a book for kids designed on Canva. Same goes with Duterte supporters who would lap this up rabidly without thinking.

It’s outrigtht sacrilegious to compare Ninoy with Digong. Like I want to throw up just thinking about it. But let’s end this stupidity in its infancy.

Ninoy was a politicial prisoner of Marcos. He was the most brilliant and prominent opposition figure when Martial Law was declared. Ninoy and Marcos where frat brothers in U.P. that’s why Marcos was well aware just how brilliant and charismatic Ninoy was as an opposition leader. 

Ninoy suffered physical and mental torture at the hands of the dictatorship and was actually sentenced to death by a military kangaroo court on made-up charges.

He faced the court, didn’t escape to seek asylum, and actually went on hunger strike to protest his imprisonment where he almost died.

Marcos, not wanting to make a martyr out of him, agreed to send him to the U.S. as it was the best option to get rid of Ninoy without having to execute him via firing squad.

Unlike Ninoy who was jailed for political reasons, Former President Duterte is in prison facing chargers of crimes against humanity. 

Unlike the military court that tried Ninoy, the ICC is not military in nature and certainly not a kangaroo court. It’s a legitimate court formed under the Rome Statute and ratified by 125-member states.

Unlike Ninoy who was subjected to emotional and mental suffering to take out the fight in him, Duterte is not being subjected to injustice as he is being given a fair trial at the highest order possible. The charges he is facing are not made up. It is a result of 8 years of investigation and evidence gathering.

Unlike Ninoy who was held in detention in a military camp in Laur in Nueva Ecija in a small cell often in only his undies and sando, Duterte is not being mentally and physically maltreated. He is being given the best care health-wise and nutrition-wise in a First World country in a cell that could pass off as a decent European-standard three or four-star AirBnB.

Unlike Ninoy who was rarely allowed visits by his family, Duterte enjoys once a week visits from Sara and his defense team to make sure he his being cared for.

Unlike Ninoy who almost died and physically damaged his heart due to his hunger strike, Duterte is reportedly even complaining about the Dutch food being served to him that’s why according to Sara, the ICC has prepared rice perfectly cooked and suited to Filipino tastes.

So let’s be clear. Duterte is never going to be a martyr. He will have to face the charges of crimes against humanity. 

Unlike Ninoy who went home to help restore freedom and democracy while facing great danger to his life, Duterte would either come home an innocent and vindicated man raring to seek vengeance against the Marcoses backed by rabid and brainwashed DDS morons, or he will spend the rest his life in prison as a criminal and enemy of humanity who has been tried fair and square.

Even if Duterte lives several lifetimes, he will never measure up to Ninoy Aquino. Not in this universe or in any other universe. Stop this idiocy.

03232025 sun

Php60 2x30 mineral water

Php200 pusit 7pcs.

Goto sm bac 

Pagupit

Php400 gupit

Php100 grab

Php400 pepper lunch

Php1500 tshirt/ pants

Php100 grab

Paalam kuya Ted L. Jon wala pa ba?

 Ang Daya mo ang daya mo talaga.🥲

Ikaw dapat ang surprised namin. Pero kami ang sinurprised mo. 

Sa Analog ka lang dapat mag retired.

Bakit sa mundo nagretired ka na din?

Nakakabigla kuya Ted hanggang ngayon di pa din ako makapaniwala. 

No problem

Okay 👍 yan ang palagi mong sinasabi.

Ikaw ang gustong kasama ng lahat.

Laging masaya kapag ikaw ang kasama.

Kapag ikaw ang bumanat lahat hahahlakhak.

Yan ang trade mark mo. 

Isa ka sa mga taong napagsasabihan ko ng kahit na ano. Pero bakit hindi ka nagsabi sa amin?🥲

Sa buong panahon na magkasama tayo puro saya at katatawanan pero iniwanan mo kami ng lungkot sa iyong pagpanaw.

Mahal ka namin kuya Ted. Hindi hindi ka namin makakalimutan. Maraming salamat sa lahat.

Rest Well Kuya Ted for sure Heaven will filled with your laughter.

Paalam Kuya Ted 🥲hanggang sa muli.

03222025 sat.

Php10 pandesal

Punta taytay tiangge. Rheena/Mama/sis/ cris

Php700 grab

Php700 grab

Php35 toll fee

Php2000 pinamili

Php430 chowking lunch

Php100 tulong sa kapwa

Php151 grab

Punta bday alexis pao bui bui.

P2B3L10 RCD.

Php500 pa xmas anak ni PA.

Php148 50 grab rcd home

Php504 bonchon dinner.

Sikreto

 Secrets to Becoming a Highly Successful Farmer

Farming isn’t just about planting seeds and hoping for the best—it’s an art, a science, and a business all rolled into one. If you want to thrive in this field, you need more than just land and labor. You need the right mindset, skills, and strategies. Here’s how to rise to the top and build a thriving farm:

1. Patience – The Farmer’s Best Friend

Farming is a game of time and trust. Crops don’t grow overnight, and livestock don’t mature in a day. Unexpected challenges—like pest attacks, diseases, or market fluctuations—are part of the journey. A successful farmer doesn’t get discouraged; instead, they stay resilient, learn from setbacks, and keep improving.

2. Keep Learning – Stay Ahead of the Curve

The best farmers are lifelong students. Agriculture is always evolving with new technologies, improved techniques, and smarter ways to farm. Stay curious, embrace innovation, and never stop learning—because knowledge is what separates an ordinary farmer from a great one.

3. Master Your Craft

Know your farm inside out! From soil health to the best planting seasons, from animal husbandry to irrigation techniques—understanding every aspect of your farm is key. When you know what works and what doesn’t, you can make smarter decisions and boost productivity.

4. Be a Sharp Problem Solver

Farming is full of surprises—some good, some not so much. Whether it’s an unexpected drought, a sudden pest invasion, or a drop in market prices, a successful farmer knows how to adapt, think on their feet, and find solutions fast.

5. Organization is Everything

Farming isn’t just about growing things—it’s about managing them. Keep track of planting schedules, livestock records, equipment maintenance, and finances. Stay on top of deadlines, manage your workforce efficiently, and ensure every resource is used wisely. A well-organized farm runs like a well-oiled machine!

6. Numbers Matter—Know Yours

Many farmers underestimate the power of numbers. But make no mistake—farming is a business, and businesses run on math. Know your costs, track your profits, manage your inventory, and plan your budgets wisely. A farmer who understands numbers is a farmer who stays profitable.

7. Sell Like a Pro

Great products don’t sell themselves—you have to put them out there! Successful farmers know how to market their produce, negotiate deals, and build relationships with buyers. Learn the art of sales and branding, and watch your farm business grow.

Final Thoughts

Farming isn’t for the faint-hearted, but with the right mindset and skills, you can turn it into a rewarding and profitable venture. Stay patient, keep learning, be organized, and sharpen your business skills. The most successful farmers aren’t just growers—they’re smart strategists, problem-solvers, and visionaries.

Are you ready to take your farming game to the next level? Start today, and watch your farm flourish!

#crossriverforest #eshebigodwin

03212015 fri.

Php24

Php30 pamasahe

Php150 money pogi

Sundo snr

Php35 tf

Php35 tf

Php213 food fries.

Php281 salad

Php2360 grocery.

Php221 drinks at pizza.

Eto naman.

 Ang daming congressional hearings, nakalimutan natin mag tanong about the most important questions facing Filipinos today, Ito ang dapat bigyan ninyo ng kasagutan mga mahal naming mambabatas:

✅ San ginastos ang 4 trillion pesos na utang ng BBM government in the last two years alone (Duterte had a 7 trillion debt for 6 years but we had Covid, Marawi, and BBB) eh wala namang nakikitang major projects. 

✅ Anong nangyari sa Alitagtag drug haul na biggest daw pero wala ni isang nanagot? Nasaan ang drugs? Nasaan ang driver? Nasan ang hearing? 

✅ Saan ang breakdown of expenses ng ayuda na 500 billion pesos at sino sino nakatanggap? Meaning Romualdez used it like campaign money without accountability. Kaya umubos ni Martin ng 100 million pesos upwards per day para ipamudmod. 10k a person daw, pero usually kalahati lang natatanggap ng mga tao. Sa sistema nyang bulok, tinuruan at enable nya ang mga maliliit na trabahador ng gobyerno maging corrupt at gahaman. Training people as low level as coordinators and Barangay captains be like him. If we are not careful, MARTIN ROMUALDEZ will enable a new generation of politicians to be exactly like him. 

✅ Asan exactly yung flood control projects located, and who constructed them? 1 billion a day ang gastos dyan and people have the right to know. (61 billion for Bicol region alone)

✅ Saan ginamit ang 90 billion na kinuha nila sa Philheath fund? Hirap ang tao maghanap ng budget for their health needs pero Kinuha nyo sa Philhealth imbes idagdag.

✅PNP CHIEF MARBIL, vain and weak former regional director in Leyte of Romualdez, has not released a memo and a directive to create a task force to focus on looking for the increasing number of missing children. Pero may memo sya na lahat ng pulis dapat naka like and follow at mag share ng personal page nya. Take note: Not PNP page. His personal page. They have to create reports of how many PNP members and who among them share and like his posts. 

✅Bakit sobrang dami ng lotto winners? Bakit nag fake ng photo of receiver? 

✅ Bakit walang vaccines ang mga baby sa Barangay health center? Totoo ba na ang cause of delay is that they want other suppliers who will give them other “arrangements” kaya ang tagal? More than one year na ang problema sa kakulangan ng vaccines. There are babies and toddlers out there crawling around without the most basic protection from the most basic of illnesses.

✅ Bakit kulang ng vaccines for tetanus and rabies? Bakit nagbabayad na tayo kung dati naman ay libre? 

✅ Nasaan na ang Maharlika Funds? Saan ininvest, bakit doon ininvest? May na invest na nga ba? Ano ang accountability sa mga Pilipino? 

✅ Sa privatization ng NAIA, walang magawa ang tao kasi sabi ninyo walang funds ang government kaya bilyonaryo ang hahawak kasi sila may funds. Pero bakit nauna mag taas ng fees ang NAIA bago mag pakita ng pagbabago? Shouldn’t the billionaires pay for whatever changes they want to institute first and then we can pay right after? Isn’t this the point of getting private investors? Eh di sana nag taas na lang ng fees ang government kung pareho lang. 

✅Bakit ibinigay ang ₱100,000,000 kada araw na kita ng Malampaya sa kaibigang oligarko sa halip na mapunta sa gobyerno at sa taong bayan?? BAKIT??

✅ Bakit binawi sa IP community sa Boracay ang CLOA (certificate of land title) in favor of oligarchs na nabigay na sa kanila yon, with approval of the departments concerned? 

✅ Ano ang totoong kapalit sa mushrooming of EDCA sites? 

✅ To much applause and with standing ovation, BBM announced tatanggalin ang POGO—or offshore online gaming targeting mainland Chinese with operators operating in the Philippines. Much of the budget from the Duterte administration to fund local hospitals came from the taxes remitted by POGO. Number one, Hindi totoong tinanggal lahat. Pangalawa, imbes na Chinese ang lulong sa gambling, inencourage complete with billboards and apps ang local online gaming with local influencers. Ang dami nang Pilipinong nasira ang buhay. So Hindi pwede ang POGO pero pwede yung mga run and owned by oligarchs na nakakasira ng kapwa Pilipino?

✅ Taxes namin ang budget ng congress. Bakit di kaya mag bigay ng resibo ang mga congressmen Saan ginagastos ang pera ng bansa?

✅ Nagbenta tayo ng 25 tonnes of gold just this year alone, the biggest we’ve sold. But we don’t see the revenues from the sale. Saan ginamit ng gobyerno ang pera? Even PRRD never sold this much gold during Covid when it was a trend by many countries to sell gold to fund their countries response to COVID.

✅ Saan galing ang funds para ipa demolish ang dating Presidential residence sa Malacañang na perfectly okay and maganda pa, so they can rebuild a villa with all the luxurious creature comforts only months into their administration? Pera ng taumbayan? Anong budget sa pagpapagawa ng residence ng mga Marcos sa Malacañang? 

✅ Bakit di nyo kasuhan si Cathy Binag and Maharlika for saying BBM and Liza, along with their children, are drug users? Akala ko sabi ng First Lady she will go after anyone who includes her children. 

✅ PHILHEALTH FUNDS, KINUHA PARA SA UNPROGRAMMED FUNDS.

Election nanaman, dito kayo magpakitang gilas. We demand answers!

Gulay

 TOP 5 GULAY NA MABILIS PATUBUIN NA PWEDENG ANIHIN SA LOOB NG ISANG BUWAN SA PILIPINAS 

Narito ang 5 mabilis na tumubong gulay na madaling anihin sa loob ng 1 buwan, na angkop sa klima ng Pilipinas:

🌿 * Kangkong:

   * Napaka-adaptable nito sa tropikal na klima ng Pilipinas.

   * Mabilis itong tumubo sa tubig o lupa, at kayang anihin sa loob ng 3-4 na linggo.

   * Madaling palaguin, kahit sa mga paso.

🥬 * Pechay:

   * Isa itong popular na dahon na gulay sa Pilipinas.

   * Mabilis itong tumubo at naaani sa loob ng 30-45 araw.

   * Mahusay itong tumubo sa iba't ibang kondisyon ng panahon.

🥬 * Mustasa:

   * Katulad ng pechay, madali ring itanim ang mustasa.

   * Mabilis itong tumubo at maaari nang anihin sa loob ng 30-40 araw.

   * Mas masagana ang ani kapag malamig ang panahon, ngunit kaya din tumubo sa karaniwang klima ng Pilipinas.

🥕 * Radish:

   * Mabilis itong tumubo at naaani sa loob ng 20-30 araw.

   * Mahusay itong itanim sa mga paso o maliit na espasyo.

   * Naaangkop sa iba't ibang panahon.

🫛 * Sitaw:

   * Bagamat ang ibang beans ay nangangailangan ng mas mahabang panahon, ang sitaw ay mayroong mabilis na pagtubo.

   * Sa tamang pag aalaga, makaka ani na sa loob ng 1 buwan.

   * Madali itong itanim at karaniwang gulay sa mga bakuran ng mga Pilipino.

Mga karagdagang tips para sa pagtatanim sa Pilipinas:

 * Sikat ng araw: Siguraduhing nakakakuha ng sapat na sikat ng araw ang iyong mga halaman.

 * Pagtubig: Regular na diligan ang mga halaman, lalo na sa panahon ng tag-init.

 * Lupa: Gumamit ng mayabong na lupa o kaya ay mag lagay ng mga organikong abono.

 * Mga peste: Bantayan ang mga halaman laban sa mga peste at sakit.

Sana makatulong ito!

 #gardening #healthtips #healthyfood #houseplants #halaman #gardeningtips #farmlife #highlights #everyone

Gising pinas.

 Imagine for a moment: There was no Duterte being questionably arrested. Imagine there was no Sara Duterte in the picture at all.

What does that leave us with? THE REAL ISSUE.

• A government that is bleeding public funds into unaccountable spending.

• A Congress controlled by Marcos Jr.’s cousin, securing its power through anomalies in the GAA, PhilHealth, and unconstitutional budget cuts.

• A potential 12-0 Senate sweep that threatens to dismantle the last remaining checks and balances.

So, I wonder: Where are those who claim to be neutral? Where are those who say, “I don’t support either Duterte or Marcos Jr., so this isn’t my fight”?

If you are playing safe, then you are part of the problem.

This is NOT about choosing sides between two political figures. This is about waking up from shortsightedness before it’s too late.

I. THE FUTURE IF FILIPINOS STAY SILENT: A NATION WITHOUT ACCOUNTABILITY

Let’s fast forward. Imagine Marcos Jr.’s slate wins a 12-0 victory in the Senate…

Congress is already controlled by his cousin, Speaker Martin Romualdez. If the Senate falls under his grip, there will be no real opposition left.

And without accountability, here’s what happens next:

1. Unchecked spending continues—billions of confidential funds balloon while essential services deteriorate.

2. The PhilHealth scandal deepens—but no investigation pushes through because no senator will dare question it.

3. Education continues to suffer—because a government that fears an educated population is a government that thrives on control.

4. Constitutional rights erode—because with full control they can start rewriting laws that serve only their interests.

By then, will you still say, “I’m neutral, this isn’t my problem”?

II. THIS IS NOT A DUTERTE vs MARCOS JR BATTLE—THIS IS ABOUT THE FILIPINO PEOPLE WAKING UP

This is not about Duterte.

This is not about Marcos Jr.

This is about YOU—about every Filipino who refuses to see the bigger picture.

This is about whether you allow personal biases and political convenience to blind you from what’s really happening.

Are you voting based on shortsighted personal interests, or are you thinking of your children’s future?

As candidates, are you playing safe to win elections, or are you standing for real accountability?

Are you staying silent because you don’t want to take sides, or are you too afraid to confront the truth?

III. THE FUTURE IS IN OUR HANDS—IF WE CHOOSE TO SEE IT

This fight isn’t about loyalty to a politician. It’s about loyalty to the country.

Filipinos who remain silent today will be the first to suffer tomorrow.

Because when you let a government rule without accountability, it’s only a matter of time before your silence becomes your greatest regret.

So wake up, Pilipinas. Before you decide who you will support—the question is, what kind of future will you allow?

Writing this with a heavy heart 😢, 

—Rob

🧎‍➡️God save the Philippines!

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Paano ayusin right of way.

 Paano Ayusin ang Road Right of Way ng Lupa Mo?

Kung wala kang malinaw na right of way papunta sa iyong lupa, ito ang mga legal at praktikal na hakbang para maayos ito:

UNA: Makipag-usap sa May-ari ng Lupa sa Harapan

 • Pinakamadaling paraan ang kasunduan – kausapin ang may-ari ng lupa na dadaanan mo at subukang makipag-areglo.

 • I-explain na legal ang right of way kung landlocked ang property mo (walang daan palabas).

 • Gumawa ng kasulatan (Right of Way Agreement) na nakasulat at dapat notaryado para may bisa sa batas.

PANGALAWA: Ipa-validate sa Barangay o City Planning Office

 • Alamin kung may existing na access road sa barangay records o city planning office.

 • Kung may daan sa mapa pero sinara ng ibang may-ari, may laban ka para ipabuksan ito.

 • Kung wala talaga, humingi ng pormal na certification na landlocked ang lupa mo, na magagamit sa legal na proseso.

PANGATLO: Kung Ayaw ng May-ari, Humingi ng Legal Easement

 • Ayon sa Article 649 ng Civil Code, may karapatan kang humingi ng right of way kung wala kang ibang access palabas.

 • Dapat dumaan ang easement sa pinakamaikling ruta na may pinakamaliit na pinsala sa ari-arian ng iba.

 • Kailangan mong bayaran ang makatarungang halaga ng lupa na gagamitin bilang daan.

PANG-APAT: Kung Ayaw Pa Rin, Maghain ng Kaso sa Korte

 • Kung ayaw talaga ng may-ari ng harapang lupa, puwede kang magsampa ng kaso para sa judicial right of way.

 • Kailangan mong patunayan na:

✅ Landlocked ang lupa mo at walang ibang paraan palabas.

✅ Pinakamagandang ruta ang hinihiling mong right of way.

✅ Handa kang magbayad ng makatarungang halaga para sa lupa na gagamitin bilang daan.

PANGHULI: Irehistro ang Right of Way sa Registry of Deeds

 • Kapag naaprubahan ang right of way (sa kasunduan o sa korte), dapat itong i-annotate sa titulo ng lupang dadaanan.

 • Ito ay para hindi na mabawi o masara ng susunod na may-ari ng lupa sa harapan mo.

Konklusyon:

 • Pinakamagandang paraan ay makipagkasundo sa may-ari ng lupa para maiwasan ang kaso.

 • Kung ayaw nilang makipag-usap, gamitin ang legal na proseso para sa right of way.

 • Siguraduhin na naka-rehistro ang right of way para hindi ito maalis sa hinaharap.

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Alam mo ba?

DID YOU KNOW? — Former President Rodrigo Duterte is not the first Filipino to face trial in an international criminal court.

History reveals that Carmen Maria Mory, whose mother was from Iloilo, was the first person of Filipino descent tried for crimes before an international tribunal.

Mory was a kapo (prisoner functionary) at the Ravensbrück women’s concentration camp in northern Germany during World War II. 

The camp held at least 132,000 Jewish women, with over 90,000 perishing due to starvation, forced labor, medical experiments, and mass executions in gas chambers. 

Established in November 1938 under the orders of SS leader Heinrich Himmler, it was liberated by the Soviet Red Army in April 1945.

On February 3, 1947, Mory was sentenced to death along with 15 others for war crimes and crimes against humanity, particularly for her role in the deaths of Jewish prisoners. Before her execution could be carried out, she committed suicide on April 9, 1947.

Mory’s story began far from Nazi Germany. Her mother, Leona Castro, was a Filipina from Iloilo, originally married to Frederick von Kauffmann, a British subject residing in Iloilo City. They had three children: Elena, Federico, and Ernesto.

Leona was taken to Switzerland in April 1899 for medical treatment, where she met Dr. Ernest Emil Mory, a physician in charge of a sanatorium in Thun. The two fell in love, and after obtaining a divorce from Kauffmann in Paris in 1905, Leona married Dr. Mory.

They had three daughters: Leonita Elizabeth (born 1900), Carmen Maria (born 1906), and Esther Renate (born 1909). Tragically, Leona died in Bern, Switzerland, in 1910.

Carmen Maria Mory moved to Munich in 1928 to study voice and music but abandoned her studies after a tonsillectomy in 1932. 

She later relocated to Berlin, became a journalist, and was drawn to the power and glamour of the Nazi regime. By 1934, she had become a Gestapo agent.

Sent to Paris to spy on German emigrants, she was arrested for espionage in 1938 and sentenced to death, later commuted to life imprisonment. 

When the Nazis invaded France in 1940, she escaped and resumed working for the regime. However, her Nazi colleagues suspected her of being a double agent, leading to her imprisonment at Ravensbrück in 1941.

At Ravensbrück, Mory became a kapo, akin to a “mayor de mayores” in modern prisons. She was assigned as a prisoner nurse overseeing tuberculosis patients and mentally ill women. 

Gaining notoriety as “the most feared woman in Ravensbrück” and “The Black Angel of Ravensbrück,” she was later accused by former inmates of participating in the selection and murder of 60 women prisoners.

After the war, she was convicted and sentenced to death, but before her execution, she took her own life using a razor blade.

Despite her mother’s Iloilo roots, Mory and her sisters were denied inheritance from their maternal grandfather, Samuel Bischoff, a Swiss businessman in Iloilo.

Mory’s mother Leona was born in Bacolod on April 11, 1875, but raised in Iloilo by her father, Bischoff, and stepmother, Doña Ana Ramirez. Her biological mother was Felisa Castro, a Filipina.

In an 1893 map of Iloilo, Bischoff was listed as owning properties along Plaza Alfonso XII, Calle Real, and Calle Ortiz. He died in Iloilo on June 29, 1913.

In 1918, the Supreme Court of the Philippines ruled in G.R. No. L-11796 (In the Matter of the Estate of Samuel Bischoff Werthmuller) that Leona’s divorce from Kauffmann was not legally recognized in the Philippines. 

Consequently, her children from her marriage to Dr. Mory were deemed illegitimate under Philippine law and excluded from inheritance.

The ruling stated: “The right to inherit is limited to legitimate, legitimated, and acknowledged natural children. The children of adulterous relations are wholly excluded.”

Mory’s trial at the Hamburg Ravensbrück Tribunal was among the early precedents for international war crimes prosecutions, long before the establishment of the International Criminal Court (ICC) in 2002.

While Duterte is the first Filipino leader to face ICC prosecution, Mory was arguably the first person of Filipino descent tried for war crimes before an international tribunal.

Her life was chronicled in the book “Ich, Carmen Mory”, written by Caterina Abbati, a Swiss author and historical researcher. 

Published in 1999, the book provides a detailed account of her espionage activities, role at Ravensbrück, trial for war crimes, and eventual suicide – serving as a controversial but valuable resource in understanding her complex and notorious past.

Paniniwala.

10 controversial beliefs about money that are often embraced by the wealthy but rejected (or misunderstood) by those who struggle financially:

1. Debt Can Be a Tool, Not Just a Burden

 • Rich people: Use debt strategically to invest in appreciating assets like real estate, businesses, or education that increase wealth.

 • Poor people: Often view debt only as something to avoid or as a result of overspending.

2. Time is More Valuable Than Money

 • Rich people: Prioritize outsourcing tasks, automating income, and focusing on high-value activities.

 • Poor people: Often trade their time for money without exploring ways to leverage time effectively.

3. Money is a Game — and Learning the Rules is Key

 • Rich people: View wealth-building like playing a strategy game — with rules, skills, and calculated risks.

 • Poor people: Often believe success is purely luck, privilege, or circumstances.

4. Paying Yourself First is Non-Negotiable

 • Rich people: Treat saving and investing as a fixed expense — paying themselves before spending.

 • Poor people: Often save whatever is left over after expenses, which is usually little or nothing.

5. Your Network is Your Net Worth

 • Rich people: Invest heavily in building relationships with other successful, growth-oriented individuals.

 • Poor people: May prioritize friendships based on comfort rather than growth.

6. Comfort is the Enemy of Progress

 • Rich people: Embrace discomfort, risks, and challenges as essential for growth.

 • Poor people: Often prioritize security and familiarity, avoiding discomfort.

7. Investing is More Important Than Saving Alone

 • Rich people: Focus on multiplying money through investments, understanding that savings alone won’t build wealth.

 • Poor people: Often hoard savings without exploring growth opportunities.

8. Income is Unlimited (If You Control It)

 • Rich people: Believe there’s no ceiling on how much they can earn by creating businesses, products, or investments.

 • Poor people: Often rely solely on fixed wages, limiting their earning potential.

9. Failure is a Stepping Stone to Wealth

 • Rich people: View failure as feedback and a learning opportunity.

 • Poor people: Often fear failure, avoiding risks that could lead to success.

10. Money Doesn’t Solve Money Problems — Mindset Does

 • Rich people: Understand that financial problems are often rooted in poor habits, limiting beliefs, or lack of education.

 • Poor people: May assume that simply earning more money will fix financial struggles without addressing spending behavior or mindset.

Paalala

MESSAGE TO ALL PARENTS 

1- Avoid Giving your child everything he asks for. He will grow up believing that he has the right to get everything he wants.

2-Avoid laughing when your child speaks insulting words. He will grow up thinking that disrespect is entertainment.

3-Avoid remaining insensitive to bad behavior that he can display without scolding him for his bad behavior. He will grow up thinking that there are no rules in society.

4- Avoid picking up anything that your child messes up. He will grow up believing that others must take responsibility for his responsibilities.

5- Avoid letting him watch any program on TV. He will grow up thinking that there is no difference between being a child and being an adult.

6- Avoid giving your child all the money he asks for. He will grow up thinking that getting money is easy and will not hesitate to steal for it.

7- Always avoid putting yourself on his side when he is wrong against the neighbors, his teachers, the police. He will grow up thinking that everything he does is right, it is the others who are wrong.

8- Avoid leaving him alone at home when you go to the place of worship, otherwise he will grow up thinking that God does not exist.

May our labour over our children not be in vain🙏❤️

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Degrees Without Sense

 Degrees Without Sense: The Rise of Educated Illiterates - Part 1

This morning, I had an intriguing discussion with a friend, and we couldn’t help but laugh (and shake our heads) at a growing epidemic of certificate inflation with intelligence deficiency. It’s almost a national crisis at this point! We have PhDs without productivity, professors without inventions, and so-called intellectuals who lack even the basic wisdom to journey through life.

These are the educated illiterates who are armed with degrees but bankrupt in common sense, native intelligence, and emotional wisdom. They can dissect abstract theories but can’t hold a meaningful conversation outside their academic bubble. They’ve mastered textbooks but are clueless about human interaction. They have all the grammar in the world, yet when it’s time for real solutions, they are as useful as a waterproof towel.

We often flaunt our certificates and formal education, using them as a yardstick to measure intelligence and worth. But in doing so, we belittle the unschooled and overlook the importance of Indigenous Knowledge Systems. The truth is, native education provides us with the common sense and practical skills necessary to navigate the complexities of life. It teaches us wisdom, resilience, and how to apply knowledge beyond the pages of a textbook. Without it, we produce scholars who can explain the physics of fire but can’t cook a simple meal.

Let’s be honest: education isn’t just about certificates. It’s about capacity. If all you have to show for years of schooling is a framed paper and an inflated ego, then something is terribly wrong. Native wisdom, exposure, emotional intelligence, and practical experience are not “optional electives” in the real world, they are the foundation of true intelligence.

As I always say, “A man with a degree but no sense is just a decorated liability.” Knowledge without wisdom is an expensive waste. It’s time we stop worshipping certificates and start valuing real intelligence.

What do you think? Have you encountered these certified but senseless folks recently? Let’s discuss!

Prof. Mgbeke

ICC salary

 From CHATGPT

Estimated Legal Fees for Nicholas Kaufman:

 1. Hourly Rate:

      •   Top international criminal lawyers charge between $500 to $1,500 per hour, depending on the case complexity and jurisdiction.

      •   Given Kaufman’s experience, his rates likely fall in the $800 to $1,500 per hour range.

 2. Retainer Fee:

      •   High-profile lawyers typically require a retainer ranging from $50,000 to $250,000, depending on the nature of the case.

      •   For ICC cases, a retainer of at least $100,000–$300,000 would not be unusual.

 3. Total Case Cost:

      •   ICC cases are lengthy and complex, often spanning several months to years.

      •   A full ICC defense could cost anywhere from $500,000 to several million dollars.

 4. Flat Fees for Specific Services:

      •   Some attorneys charge flat fees for certain services, such as legal opinions or consultations, which could range from $5,000 to $50,000.

If you need an exact figure, you would need to contact his firm directly. However, based on industry standards, the total cost of engaging Kaufman for an ICC defense could range from $500,000 to $5 million or more depending on the case.

I Love my Mother

 "Ma ,yung cellphone ko ?"

"Ma ,pengeng baon papasok na ako

"Ma , anong ulam ?

" Ma, ano 'yang niluluto mo ?

" Ma, nasaan ang lipstick ko ?

"Ma , aalis lang kami saglit ha ? Gagawa lang kami ng project.

-❤💔-

Ito yung mga salitang balang araw : di mo na masasabi .Yung magigising ka sa umaga dahil sa sigaw ng nanay mo .Yung maiinis ka ka kasi may ginagawa kapa tapos uutusan ka pa ulit .Yung medyo ginabi ka lang ng uwi , galit na galit agad.Yung nagpalaki sayo.Yung nagluwal sayo .Yung bumuo ng pagkatao mo .Yung gagawin niya ang lahat para mapakain lang kayo .lahat iyan , mawawala.Walang permanente , hindi mo alam baka sa muling pag kudlit ng orasan , sa kasamaang palad mawawala na siya -ang nanay mo .kaya pahalagahan mo, huwag mong kagalitan dahil lang sa inuutusan ka, dahil lang sa di pagsunod ng gusto mo .dahil balang araw , pag nawala siya sa tabi mo , mawawalan kanang ganang mabuhay , Yung magising ka nalang sa tilaok ng manok hindi ng sigaw niya.Yung ikaw na mismo ang magluluto ng ulam mo , hindi siya .Yung wala kang matatanungan pag may nawala .Yung wala ng mag-aalaga sayo , mag kukwento sayo ng kalokohan mo nong bata ka .Yung wala ng kang mapagsabihan pag may problema ka.Yung wala ng tatawag sa cellphone mo na magtatanong kung ok kalang ba ? .😢😭

Kaya habang buhay pa o habang may oras pa , pahalagahan mo,alagaan mo , huwag mong kagalitan , dahil sa pagdating ng araw ,Lahat yan magiging isang masayang ala-ala nalang na bibitbitin mo hanggang sa pagtanda .😢❤

 

PS: LOVE YOUR MOTHER , HABANG BUHAY PA 😢😍❤

I hope

As teachers, despite our modest salary compared to others, we sleep soundly, eat simply, and have a clear conscience knowing that we haven't harmed anyone. Instead, we shape the future of our youth.

I hope those candidates realize that everything has its limits. We will face God when our mission on this earth is over. What can you prove to Him that you've done good while you were still here? Not a single peso can be brought to the afterlife, only the good deeds you've done.

But if you've done nothing, your existence as a human being is meaningless.

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 A post by Justice Tony Carpio: 

When are we( Filipinos) going to put an end to this?

THE BLIND LEADING THE LOST: A NATION BETRAYED

"He who accepts evil without protesting against it is really cooperating with it."

– Martin Luther King, Jr.

The halls of Congress and the Senate reek of betrayal. This is no longer just a circus—it is a grand heist, a vicious mockery of the Filipino people's sacrifices. While we break our backs, bleed, and sacrifice for this nation, our so-called leaders are busy looting not just our wealth but our very dignity. Their spectacle of greed and indifference has condemned 119 million Filipinos to despair. They are no leaders—they are traitors. Blind to the needs of the nation, leading us to a chasm of hopelessness.

A RUTHLESS BETRAYAL

Let us not mince words—this is treason. When Congress butchered billions from education, they didn’t just adjust a spreadsheet. They tore futures from the hands of Filipino children. They shattered the dreams of students who saw education as their only escape from the clutches of poverty. They sabotaged a nation’s chance to rise, condemning generations to mediocrity and despair.

Article XIV of our Constitution mandates that education receive the highest budgetary priority. Yet these cowards violated the law with impunity. They robbed the classrooms, burned the books, and locked the gates of learning. Our dismal global ranking in Math, Science, and Reading is no accident. It is a crime. It is murder—the murder of our children’s potential.

HEALTHCARE: THE FIRST CASUALTY

Zero funding for PhilHealth in 2025 is not just negligence—it’s malice. It’s as if Congress has declared war on the poor. How many parents will have to bury their children because they couldn’t afford a doctor? How many breadwinners will be crippled by illness, left to rot because our healthcare system has been gutted?

PhilHealth is not a "reserve fund" for their thieving hands to dip into. It is the lifeblood of millions of Filipinos who cling to it in their most desperate hours. The Universal Health Care Act clearly mandates sin taxes to support PhilHealth. They violated that too. What do they call this? Mismanagement? No, this is state-sanctioned cruelty.

THE FARCE OF AKAP

And now, the "Ayuda sa Kapos ang Kita Program" (AKAP) comes along—a shameless election bribe dressed as charity. P26 billion stolen from education and healthcare, disguised as aid, but in reality, it’s ammunition for the corrupt to cement their power. They will toss these scraps to the people during election season while millions of Filipinos starve, bleed, and suffer.

Do they think we are blind? Do they think we cannot see this brazen, cynical ploy for what it is? Every peso wasted on AKAP is another peso stolen from classrooms, hospitals, and roads. It’s another dagger in the back of the Filipino people.

OUR SILENCE MAKES US COMPLICIT

But perhaps the greatest betrayal is our own. Our silence feeds their arrogance. Why are we not in the streets? Why do we allow these thieves to gut our nation while we watch from the sidelines? Is it fear? Apathy? Exhaustion? Whatever the reason, our passivity emboldens them. Every moment of silence is a betrayal of the nation we claim to love.

Even our Supreme Court, the supposed guardian of justice, stands paralyzed—too terrified of congressional wrath to do their duty. Where is the justice for the oppressed when even the judiciary cowers? When justice is silent, tyranny thrives.

ENOUGH IS ENOUGH

This is no longer about politics—it’s about survival. They are dismantling our nation, brick by brick, peso by stolen peso. And unless we fight back, they will leave nothing behind but ashes and despair.

But there is hope. We, the people, are the true power of this nation. We can end this betrayal. We can demand accountability. We can take back what is rightfully ours—a government that serves, not plunders.

THE TIME TO FIGHT IS NOW

If we remain silent, we deserve the ruin that follows. But if we rise—if we unite and act—we can reclaim this nation from the thieves and traitors who have hijacked it. Let our anger be our fuel. Let our indignation spark a revolution of accountability.

The question is not if we can fight back. The question is, will we fight back before it’s too late?

For every peso stolen, for every dream crushed, for every life lost—we must demand justice.

This betrayal must end. This theft must end. This silence must end. The time to act is now.

 ( posted by xSCJ Tony Carpio)

●Pls.share for wider circulation.

Asan ang hustisya.

 BAKIT HINDI NAKAKULONG SI IMELDA? 

1. #Ninakaw ni Mang Juan: P20 ($.40) na “bentelog” — pritong itlog at kanin, na ninakaw dahil sa gutom. Si Imelda: sa kasong convicted siya, P35 BILLION ($680M) na dineposito sa mga Swiss bank. 

Si Mang Juan nagnakaw dahil sa gutom. Si Imelda nagnakaw dahil sa ganid. 

2. Walang #JusticeDelayed para kay Mang Juan: kinasuhan siya ng piskal nang pagnanakaw noong 2016. Di tumagal ang trial at may hatol kaagad. 

Ang kasong kriminal laban kay Imelda?

#LawyerDelayed ang ginamit na paraan para patagalin ang kasong sinampa noon pang 1991: nag-file ang mga abogado ni Imelda ng kung anu-anong motion para patagalin ang mga kaso, nagpalit ng higit sa limang beses ng abogado, hindi sumisipot sa Sandiganbayan at malinaw naghihintay lang ng panibagong Ombudsman, huwes sa Sandiganbayan at Supreme Court at Pangulo na ma-aaring lapitan ng kanyang ‘fixer’ na si Estelito Mendoza, and tagapag-rekomenda ng mga opisyal sa hukuman noong panahon ni Marcos bilang Justice Secretary ng diktador. [Ang resulta? Natapos ang prosecution mag-bigay ng ebidensiya noong 2015. Ganunpaman, kahit anong pagpatagal sa kaso ang ginawa ni Imelda, guilty pa rin at convicted si Imelda — pero 27 years pagkatapos naisampa ang kaso.]

May ganyan bang kapit si Mang Juan? 

3. #Bail o piyansa ni Mang Juan: P2,000 ($40) — hindi niya kayang bayaran. Kay Imelda? P130,000 ($2,500), na katiting lang sa $1.3M na ginastos niya sa isang araw na pagbili ng alahas noong 1978 sa Bulgari jewelry store sa New York. 

4. Nahatulang #guilty sa trial court si Mang Juan at dahil hindi makapag-piyansa, nakulong kahit puede pa siyang mag-apila. Ang mas masakit: 10 araw lang dapat ang sentensiya pero umabot ng tatlong taon sa kulungan si Mang Juan dahil walang abogado na nagbantay sa kanyang kaso. 

Si Imelda? #Guilty din at nahatulan ng 77 taon na pagkaka-bilanggo. Pero dahil may yaman [kahit ninakaw lang] nakapag-piyansa, nakapag-apila at ngayon naghihintay ng isa sa magiging pinakamalaking ‘areglo’ ng kasong kriminal sa history ng Pilipinas. Ngayon pa lang, natitiyak ko na nilalakad na ni Marcos Jr. ang pagkaka-convict ni Imelda. 

5. Ikumpara ang #NakawNaYaman at #nakawNiMangJuan : $10B ang sa mga Marcos samantalang pritong itlog at P20 kaning “bentelog” para sa mahirap at gutom. 

Bakit nakulong si Mang Juan? Dahil katulad nang maraming mahihirap na Pilipino — dilawan, pinklawan, DDS o Marcos loyalist, OFW o walang trabaho — na naghahanap ng katarungan, wala siyang kapit, fixer, at perang pangpiyansa, pangsuhol o pambili ng Facebook group at YouTubers na magpapakalat ng kasinungalingan na hindi nagnakaw si Mang Juan.

PERO ITO ANG ISIPIN NINYO: BIKTIMA RIN SI MANG JUAN NG PAGNANAKAW — pagnanakaw ng mga katulad nina Marcos, Cojuangco, Estrada, Arroyo at Duterte ng pera na dapat sana napunta sa nagugutom at mahihirap. May nakita ka na bang nakulong na malaking pulitiko at mga crony nito? 

BAKIT HINDI NAKAKULONG SI IMELDA? Dahil hanggang ngayon, mga mahihirap lang ang madaling mapakulong o patayin sa lansangan.

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Mr. Rodrigo Duterte’s Initial Appearance at the ICC?

Did you watch Mr. Rodrigo Duterte’s Initial Appearance at the ICC?

Did you notice how the ICC handled the proceedings?

- Cold and clinical, not chaotic and corrupt

- Process-driven, not emotion-driven.

- Unshakable legal structure, no shortcuts, no "padrino."

Duterte is now trapped in a system that does not bend to power. He is up against a machine that follows only one thing: THE LAW. And in The Hague, you can’t kill, silence or outmaneuver the law.

The same man who once boasted about silencing critics now faces a court where his excuses, influence and manipulations are meaningless.

These excerpts highlight the procedural nature of the initial appearance, focusing on identity confirmation, presentation of charges, addressing immediate concerns and setting the stage for forthcoming legal proceedings:

1. Confirmation of Identity: Duterte appeared via video link, where he was asked to confirm his identity. He introduced himself, stating his full name, place and date of birth and acknowledging his presence at the hearing.

2. Presentation of Charges: Presiding Judge Iulia Antoanella Motoc informed Duterte of the charges against him, which include crimes against humanity and murder related to his anti-drug campaign. The judge outlined the allegations, emphasizing the gravity of the accusations.

3. Health Concerns Addressed: Duterte's legal team raised concerns about his health, suggesting he was too frail to participate fully. The judge informed that the court-appointed doctor assessed Duterte and confirmed he was mentally and physically fit to proceed, allowing the hearing to continue as scheduled.

4. Legal Representation's Manifestation: Salvador Medialdea, Duterte's lawyer, claimed that the former president had been "abducted" and criticized the arrest as a political move. Judge Motoc acknowledged the statement but reiterated that such matters should be addressed in pre-trial proceedings, keeping the initial appearance focused on procedural aspects.

5. Scheduling of Confirmation of Charges Hearing: Presiding Judge Iulia Motoc scheduled the confirmation of charges hearing, a pre-trial proceeding, for September 23, 2025. This hearing will assess the evidence and determine whether substantial grounds exist to proceed to a full trial. The date was set to ensure both the Prosecution and Defense have adequate time to prepare their cases.

Duterte’s camp came unprepared, thinking they could derail the process. The ICC? No patience for drama, just a strict, surgical takedown of every excuse. 

For Filipinos tired of seeing the corrupt and powerful escape justice, watching the ICC handle this case is beyond satisfying, a masterclass in legal precision. It’s a reminder of what real justice looks like, cold, methodical and unstoppable. 

Source :

https://www.youtube.com/live/BzdhIS9wNWw?si=kjhqTjLxCgFKJf2e.

Prayer

March 14, 2025

09:23 pm.

Heavenly Father,

Thank You for guiding me through this day and for all the blessings You have given.

As I prepare to rest, I lay all my worries, burdens, and cares at Your feet.

Forgive me for any wrong I have done today in thought, word, or deed,

And help me to walk closer to You each day.

Protect me and my loved ones through the night.

Grant us peace of mind, rest for our bodies, and renewal for our spirits.

Lord, I lift up those in need tonight—the lonely, the sick, and the suffering.

May Your healing and comfort surround them.

Fill my heart with gratitude and trust in Your perfect plan.

Help me to wake tomorrow with renewed strength, ready to serve You faithfully.

In Jesus' name, I pray,

Amen🙏

“In peace I will lie down and sleep, for You alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.” – Psalm 4:8

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Mistake

Do not let the mistakes of yesterday stop you from moving forward. You are human and you will make mistakes. Your mistakes do not define you. Your perseverance and your commitment to continue to press on despite setbacks is what defines you. 

When you fall short of your own expectations for yourself bring those thoughts and feelings to God and allow Him to encourage you. You do not walk alone. God is with you, even in the difficult moments. Lean on Him and move forward. 

Do not be afraid, for I am with you; do not be discouraged, for I am your God. I will strengthen you, I will help you; I will uphold you with my righteous right hand. Isaiah 41:10

Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or be in dread of them, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go. He will not leave you or forsake you. Deuteronomy 31:6

Pilipinas kong Mahal.

Pilipinas kong mahal, hindi presidente kong mahal. 

Pag bumoboto tayo, para sa bayan dapat, hindi para sa pulitiko.

Ang eleksyon hindi pagkakataong ipanalo ang kandidato mo kundi ang maitaguyod ang marangal at makatarungang lipunan.

Pag may programa, proyekto, o tulong ang gobyerno, utang na loob natin yan sa bayan at hindi sa kung sinong namamahala. 

Pag nasa kapangyarihan tayo, nakalaan ang serbisyo sa bayan hindi sa mga nagbigay ng pabor. 

Sa pakikialam sa lipunan hindi ang sariling kapritso ang nakataya kundi ang kapakanan ng kapwa lalo na yung mga nasa laylayan. 

Wag sambahin ang lider, suportahan kung tama, panagutin kung mali!

We foster a government of the people, by the people, and for the people... not a government "off" the people, "buy" the people, and "poor" the people.

#StopThePoliticalDrama

#StopDeifyingPoliticians

#LetJusticeReign 

COL. CABUNOC, NILINAW NA HINDI SAPAT ANG DAGDAG BENEPISYO PARA MAGKAROON SILA NG PERSONAL LOYALTY, 

"ANG LOYALTY NATIN AY SA WATAWAT NG PILIPINAS, HINDI KAY MARCOS, AQUINO, O DUTERTE!"

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Good governance.

You can really see the difference between Duterte and Robredo’s term compared to the current administration of Marcos and Sara Duterte. When Leni Robredo was Vice President, she and Duterte had very different political stances and beliefs. Many people doubted her victory, thinking that working alongside Duterte would lead to chaos, misunderstandings, and conflicts that could divide the country.

However, none of that happened. Why? Because former VP Leni Robredo prioritized professionalism. Even though she disagreed with some of Duterte’s plans, she did not openly reject them just for the sake of opposition. Instead, she focused on serving the Filipino people. She was fully aware that if she clashed with FPRRD, it could create national instability and negatively impact millions of Filipinos. So, she chose to stay consistent, professional, and dedicated to public service.

And even after leaving office, you’ll notice that she has never spoken ill of the Dutertes. That alone speaks volumes about her character as a public official—she put the country above political colors. She adapted to Duterte’s system when necessary, ensuring that her service to the people remained her top priority. That is why I admire this woman so much, not as a VP, but as a true leader for the country. 👆🩷

Filipinos had high expectations for the unity promised by BBM and Sara, but look at them now—where is that unity? If you compare it to Atty. Robredo, even though she didn’t get to work alongside the president she supported (Mar Roxas), she remained professional in front of the people. She endured a challenging system to maintain peace in the country, putting the welfare of Filipinos above political divisions, at ayan ang totoong GOOD GOVERNANCE.

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One act of kindness.

The woman in the picture is Helen Johnson from Tarrant, Alabama. She found herself in a tough situation at a nearby Dollar General, where she was caught taking some items. When the police arrived, the officer asked her what she had taken, and her response was truly moving: "Five eggs to feed my hungry children."

Instead of arresting her, the officer made an incredible choice. He took her back to the store and purchased groceries for her and her kids. Overcome with gratitude, Helen couldn’t hold back her tears and said, "Sir, this is too much for what you have done for me..."

The officer replied with a simple yet impactful message: "Sometimes we shouldn't apply the law but must apply humanity."

This beautiful act of kindness serves as a powerful reminder that a little compassion can truly change lives. ❤ 

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Height, Feet and Inches Chart.

Feet and Inches height Chart.

Feet, inches	Inches	Centimeters	Meters
4 feet	48 in	121.92 cm	1.22 m
4 feet 1 in	49 in	124.46 cm	1.24 m
4 feet 2 in	50 in	127 cm	1.27 m
4 feet 3 in	51 in	129.54 cm	1.3 m
4 feet 4 in	52 in	132.08 cm	1.32 m
4 feet 5 in	53 in	134.62 cm	1.35 m
4 feet 6 in	54 in	137.16 cm	1.37 m
4 feet 7 in	55 in	139.7 cm	1.4 m
4 feet 8 in	56 in	142.24 cm	1.42 m
4 feet 9 in	57 in	144.78 cm	1.45 m
4 feet 10 in	58 in	147.32 cm	1.47 m
4 feet 11 in	59 in	149.86 cm	1.5 m
5 feet	60 in	152.4 cm	1.52 m
5 feet 1 in	61 in	154.94 cm	1.55 m
5 feet 2 in	62 in	157.48 cm	1.57 m
5 feet 3 in	63 in	160.02 cm	1.6 m
5 feet 4 in	64 in	162.56 cm	1.63 m
5 feet 5 in	65 in	165.1 cm	1.65 m
5 feet 6 in	66 in	167.64 cm	1.68 m
5 feet 7 in	67 in	170.18 cm	1.7 m
5 feet 8 in	68 in	172.72 cm	1.73 m
5 feet 9 in	69 in	175.26 cm	1.75 m
5 feet 10 in	70 in	177.8 cm	1.78 m
5 feet 11 in	71 in	180.34 cm	1.8 m
6 feet	72 in	182.88 cm	1.83 m
6 feet 1 in	73 in	185.42 cm	1.85 m
6 feet 2 in	74 in	187.96 cm	1.88 m
6 feet 3 in	75 in	190.5 cm	1.91 m
6 feet 4 in	76 in	193.04 cm	1.93 m
6 feet 5 in	77 in	195.58 cm	1.96 m
6 feet 6 in	78 in	198.12 cm	1.98 m
6 feet 7 in	79 in	200.66 cm	2.01 m
6 feet 8 in	80 in	203.2 cm	2.03 m
6 feet 9 in	81 in	205.74 cm	2.06 m
6 feet 10 in	82 in	208.28 cm	2.08 m
6 feet 11 in	83 in	210.82 cm	2.11 m
7 feet	84 in	213.36 cm	2.13 m
7 feet 1 in	85 in	215.9 cm	2.16 m
7 feet 2 in	86 in	218.44 cm	2.18 m
7 feet 3 in	87 in	220.98 cm	2.21 m
7 feet 4 in	88 in	223.52 cm	2.24 m
7 feet 5 in	89 in	226.06 cm	2.26 m
7 feet 6 in	90 in	228.6 cm	2.29 m
7 feet 7 in	91 in	231.14 cm	2.31 m
7 feet 8 in	92 in	233.68 cm	2.34 m
7 feet 9 in	93 in	236.22 cm	2.36 m
7 feet 10 in	94 in	238.76 cm	2.39 m
7 feet 11 in	95 in	241.3 cm	2.41 m
8 feet	96 in	243.84 cm	2.44 m