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instead of thinking hard sa pag taas ng gas , isipin nalng natin buti wala tayo sa gera kung san sobrang hirap ng buhay hindi mo alam bigla ka nalng mwwla sa mundong ibabaw , habang sila pinoproblema kung pano makakaalis at mabubuhay dun tayo ang problema lng pag taas ng mga bilihin at presyo ng gas pero ligtas parin tayo , thank GOD
Iba talaga ang nagagawa ng sobrang kapangyarihan. Madaming pera at maimpluwensya pero pinupuno at inilalabas ang pagiging makasarili. Pagiging makasarili na iba ang naghihirap - mahirap na at lalo pang naghihirap. Sana magkaron pa ng pinuno na para sa nakararami ang iniiisip at ginagawa. Pinuno na ang uunahin ay maiangat ang pamumuhay ng lahat lalo na ang mga nasa babang nagsisikap. Hindi iispin ang pansariling interes, madagdagan ang yaman, lalo pang magpayaman at kakampi ng mga kapitalista. Isinilang ang karamihan sa atin sa panahong mga kapitalista ang inuuna at may kapangyarihan ang una. Sana mga nagsisikap na simpleng tao muna, Pilipinas muna, at hindi AKO muna ang maging susunod na pinuno.
Military Developments 1. Situation in Ukraine is unpredictable, says US embassy. 2. Olympic gold medalist Brittney Griner arrested over alleged drug charges in Russia. 3. Zelensky running headlong into the war's harsh reality: US & EU face political and geopolitical red lines that Putin, a nuclear-armed tyrant, simply does not in his relentless destruction. 4. Zelensky warned: Russia will not stop at Ukraine: “We will come first. You will come second” 5. Russia proposes halting attack on 5 cities to allow civilians to flee. 6. Ukrainian foreign minister will meet with Russian counterpart Thursday. 7. Russia has tightened its grip on the media to control what Russians see and think. 8. Russian Embassy in the UK tweets: Russia's military...
Briefing of the Ministry of Defense March 6 of the Russian Federation: Russian Aerospace Forces with high-precision weapons disabled the airfield in Vinnitsa Fighter aircraft and air defense of the Russian Aerospace Forces shot down three more Ukrainian Su-27 fighters and three drones in the air Almost all combat-ready aviation of the Kiev regime was destroyed The Russian Defense Ministry warned neighboring countries about the inadmissibility of using their airfields for basing Ukrainian combat aircraft The Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation warned employees of Ukrainian defense industry enterprises about striking with high-precision weapons In the course of a special operation in Ukraine, the facts of an ongoing...
Military Developments 1. Police brutally beat anti-war protesters in St. Petersburg, Russia. 2. Russia detains at least 4,640 people on Sunday during protests, says OVD-Info. 3. Russia's troops were in a mess and the invasion was not going well, says top UK General. 4. Putin will not stop in Ukraine, Lithuanian president warns. NEW! 5. Russia Recruiting Syrians for Urban Combat in Ukraine, says U.S. Officials. NEW! 6. Russian defense ministry announced that civilians fleeing some cities would only be allowed to leave for Belarus or Russia. NEW! 7. Australia to build nuclear-powered submarine base after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. NEW! 8. NATO to further expand its presence in Eastern Europe with more permanent positions being...
Military Developments 1. Russian foreign ministry warned Finland and Sweden that any move towards NATO could have military consequences. 2. US thru Poland to provide fighter jets to Ukraine. 3. US aircraft carrier is in northern Aegean Sea to ensure flight operations if tensions escalate in region. 4. Putin says sanctions introduced on are equal to a declaration of war. 5. Russian government to take Russian diplomats in the US back to their country. 6. Putin says countries imposing no-fly zone would be considered participants in a military conflict. 7. Ukraine-Russia talks to resume Monday. NEW! 8. Donald Trump is on Putin's side of Russian aggression. NEW! 9. US and EU should pay attention to the negative impact of NATO's continuous...
BEIJING, China: China announced on Saturday a 7.1-percent increase in its defense budget for 2022 to $229 billion, continuing years of robust spending on its increasingly powerful military that is challenging the United States armed forces' dominance in the Indo-Pacific region. The Asian superpower has the world's second-largest defense outlay after the US, allowing it to maintain the largest standing military, with 3 million personnel and an arsenal of advanced weaponry, including two aircraft carriers with more on the way, s†éálth fighters, an advanced missile force and nuclear-powered submarines. This year's increase exceeds the 6.8-percent boost from last year, showing China's determination to maintain the drive to expand and...
The government is eyeing to vaccinate at least 1.8 million senior citizens all over the country during the fourth wave of the "Bayanihan, Bakunahan" national vaccination drive this month, a Department of Health (DOH) official said Sunday. In a Super Radyo dzBB interview, Health Undersecretary and National Vaccination Operations Center (NVOC) chairperson Dr. Myrna Cabotaje said Bayanihan, Bakunahan 4 will push through on March 10, 11, and 12, and will include homes and workplaces this time. Priority for this round of nationwide inoculation drive will be senior citizens who have not yet completed their primary dose series and those set for booster shots. “Ang total na second dose, ‘yung makamit na second dose ng ating A2 o senior...
The Philippines will donate COVID-19 vaccines to its Southeast Asian neighbors amid the ample supply in the country, National Task Force (NTF) Against COVID-19 medical adviser Dr. Ted Herbosa said on Saturday. Herbosa, citing NTF chief implementer Carlito Galvez Jr., said the country had even refused several COVID-19 vaccine donations and instead donated some of these to other Southeast Asian countries. “Wala tayong problema sa supply, in fact sabi nga sa akin ni Secretary Galvez nagre-refuse pa sila ng donation at nagdo-donate tayo sa iba nating mga kababayan sa Southeast Asia kasi nga ample ang supply natin sa bakuna,” Herbosa said in an interview with Super Radyo dzBB. Meanwhile, Herbosa encouraged the public to get their COVID-19...
BEIJING: President Xi Jinping and Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin toasted a friendship with "no limits" at a warm meeting in February, but just one month later that bond is being tested by the war in Ukraine. With international outrage and sanctions mounting against Russia, Beijing is scrambling to avoid being tainted by association with Moscow while also maintaining their increasingly close ties. Once bitter Cold War rivals, China and Russia have moved closer than ever since Xi Jinping took power nearly a decade ago, driven by their shared desire to confront US power. But China seems to have been caught flat-footed by Russia's military offensive, fierce Ukrainian resistance, and the volume of the resulting international...
Bawiin nyo na talo nyo o kung gusto nyo pang tumaya last 2 days na lang. Ano say nyo dito ok ba o hindi? Alam ko bilyon din TAX nito per year sayang din pero marami na rin nasirang buhay at nawala. Duterte Suspends E-****** Operations; Cops Banned From Playing President Duterte has agreed to suspend operations of online cockfights or e-****** following the reported kidnapping of at least 31 players of the popular betting pastime, Senate President Vicente Sotto III said on Monday, Feb. 28. “Good news, I was informed that the President agreed to suspend the licenses of seven e-****** (companies) so by Friday (March 4) the operations will stop,” Sotto disclosed during a town hall meeting in Lucena City. After the event, he told...
Military Developments 1. BBC, CBC, CNN and Bloomberg suspend operations in Russia after law against fake news was passed. 2. Countries have asked Ukrainian officials not to recruit volunteers in their territories to join the country’s fight against Russia. 3. The avalanche of sanctions directed at Moscow is cornering Putin and may prompt him to expand the conflict beyond Ukraine, worries White House. 4. Argentina refuses to impose sanctions on Russia. 5. The Russia-Ukraine cyber war could outlast the shooting war. 6. Russia to deploy up to 1,000 more mercenaries to Ukraine. 7. The US flew B-52 bombers over NATO's eastern flank on Friday. 8. Russia has fired over 500 missiles in Ukraine invasion, says Pentagon. Economic Developments 1...
TAIPEI, Taiwan -- A delegation of former U.S. defense officials arrived in Taiwanon Tuesday in a sign of stepped-up communication between the sides amid a looming threat from China.. Tsai's office said the delegation had been appointed by U.S. President Joe Biden and the visit would permit “an in-depth exchange of views on Taiwan-U.S. cooperation issues in various fields." https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/top-us-defense-officials-visit-taiwan-amid-tension-83171385
Without mentioning a name, President Duterte told a crowd in Ilocos Sur that they can choose an Ilocano leader when his term ends. Duterte made the remark on Friday, March 4, during the inauguration of the Narvacan Farmers Market. “In my Cabinet, apat o tatlo na lang kaming Bisaya, ang naiwan puro mga Ilokano na (In my Cabinet, there are only four or three of us who are Bisaya, the rest are Ilocanos),” Duterte said. Some of the Ilocano officials Duterte named were Department of Agriculture Secretary William Dar who hails from Ilocos Sur, Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Silvestre Bello III from Cagayan, and Bureau of Internal Revenue Commissioner Caesar Dulay from Baguio City. “Kaya ibigay ko na lang ‘yan… aalis na ako...
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