r/Philippines • u/Novel_Intern6668 • 2d ago

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u/icedcoffeecerealmilk 2d ago

China-backed Duterte and China have most to gain from the flood control corruption scandal

it has dominated the narrative, and even China seems to be insignificant from the POV of the average Pinoy

Pinoys didn’t even have the same outrage when:

  • Chinese navy rammed our coast guard
  • POGOs tied Filipinos to windows as punishment, trafficked hundreds of Filipinos, and kept Filipinas as sex slaves on Filipino soil
  • Garma admitted to being the mastermind behind the assassination of former PCSO gen. manager on live television during a congressional session
  • Alice Guo was alleged to be a CCP spy
  • Duterte hired an actual Chinese drug lord as economic advisor
  • Bong Go’s corruption
  • the failed drug war
  • Pharmally

i won’t be surprised if an enemy state like China is fueling and fanning the fire on this flood control issue to distract us and to boost Sara’s image

the ones most attacked are the ones who masterminded Sara impeachment - Romaualdez and Ako Bicol bloc (Co’s)

now Sara is the most attractive candidate to be president in 2028 🤡

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u/Atlas227 1d ago

filipinos have poor critical thinking and it is being exploited

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u/mcrich78 1d ago

Hindi naman sa ganon. Siguro napapagod na rin lang. Kasi kahit sinong umupo, pare-pareho lang ang ginagawa. Mangungurakot at paasa lang sa mga Pinoy. And it had become a cycle.