#Digong

[rhk111sblog]

Eto ang Tunay na Anyo ng Katrayduran. Kaya pala napaka Anti-China, Pro-US niyon e kasi Pinklawan pala talaga kasi.

The sad Fact is that if Digong did remove him then, they would've used it as an Intrigue against him, and they would've also blamed Bato for it.

Now we know. Next time, if there is a "Next Time", there should be no more "Forgiveness" whatsoever …

Here is the Link containing the original Post of Bato Dela Rosa: https://web.facebook.com/ronald.delarosa.100/posts/pfbid02ngu8aaxTWudzzbNc3hdG2C5HF5TgzUUigoxQ1EguW2ssytYNKobbUSKzxduL7oY1l

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[alfredmasonicstorm]

TATAY DIGONG BINISITA NG MGA KAIBIGAN? SINO SILA?😱😱😱

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Youth Activism in the context of Social Media, March 10, 2017

Almost all people in the world have social media accounts. And you, my reader is pretty aware of that. From knowing the kind of trendy outfits for the day up to checking in on our friends on Facebook and Twitter even if they are miles away, we hold our hands out for its help. We are now in an area where communication is within arms’ reach, enabling us to know everything.

Social Media gave us a new way to explore the world, transcend its cultural barriers, and create a smooth flow of communication from all walks of life. For a country like the Philippines known as the social media capital of the world, it is just imperative that youth use its wonders in the best possible ways.

Social Media already became an aid in the pursuit of age and let our voices be heard. Through one push or click, we already propagate what we think and feel about the issues that confront our country to educate our audience to be able to forward our sentiments not just for raising awareness but also for tapping those concerned to get their acts together to perform their tasks to ease our country’s the dire situation.

Facebook, the most-widely used social networking sites, has lately become a fireball as a great upsurge of the youth taps its access with which they can put forth change. Youth think, encode, and fearlessly post their train of thoughts that spur debates leading to people’s enlightenment of the issues that press our nation. Though some people post views irrelevant to discussions, it is nevertheless important that we each recognize this phenomenon, foiling the thoughts of seating-back and keeping our mouth shut. This became more evident during the nationwide election we had last May.

In fact, social networking sites were used by some politicians to have further their popularity among the netizens. Former Miriam Defensor-Santiago proved this so. With her three million Facebook followers, she used social media for her campaign, less focusing on traditional media like radio, newspapers, and television. Furthermore, the Duterte supporters have admittedly tapped its power to raise Digong’s popularity after he announced his presidential bid. It is reported that a Facebook group was created with millions of followers to embolden netizens to back his presidential bid, just like what Santiago did.And see, he won the presidency!

Not only was it used for campaign, but also for igniting the people to converge and fight the injustices we all face. In 2012, a post from twitter about the constitutionality of Priority Development Assistant Fund (Pork Barrel) went viral starting a nationwide protest held in Luneta where thousands of people particularly youth from all over the Philippines converged and carried banners expressing their dissent and grievances against it. It was during this protest where the youngsters expressed their concern over the corruption committed by some politicians who used the Pork Barrel for their own purpose by coursing it through the bogus NGO’s managed by Janet Napoles, the known Pork Barrel queen.

When our government turns up inefficient with its objectives and plans, we react on Facebook and show our righteous indignation, lambasting politicians who are inept and frivolous with their position. When it showers on success we basked in the joy in social media, clearly making it a platform to let others know our elation. With all this, it is just honest of me to say that if you do not know the advantages brought by the social media, then you are living under a large rock.

So why don’t we make a full use in its usage anyway?

Social Media is a free market of liberalized communication where engagements are easily committed, no one killing the flow of the ideas in the cyberspace. In this conduit of free expression, this enables the timid to speak up, the oppressed to be heard, and activism to take rightful levitation. This enables us to see the real situation of people who we don’t know but need our help due to repression.

For instance, netizens were able to raise the awareness of the plight of Lumad, the people of Mindanao, whose rights are exploited and education is killed. People of the internet also created consciousness regarding the state of our IPI’s and knocked the doors of government to help them, creating noises too loud to be drowned out by government itself.

With these amenities, youth should take these advantages that social media has put into the table with serious frame of mind.

I believe that social media should be a platform for intellectual discourses and not for vanities which only promote wanton lifestyle toleration that erodes our function of changing the society for the sake of the present and next generation. In this way, we work hard to create a future society far different from what we have now --- a clear indication of our sense of nationalism.

We should strongly utilize our social media accounts not only to get in touch with those we’re concerned with, but also to tell the tales of the voiceless and marginalized to educate our family, friends, and acquaintances. So, instead of sitting and browsing through our Facebook and Twitter feeds the whole day, why not set a time to scour through sites delineating the pity state of the masses?; it will surely encourage others to do something to lessen their awful conditions in any way.

Imagine if each of us cares and does causes to attenuate our countries dire condition with proper use of social media, this would be a much safer and ideal place to live in. People will be more informed, more aware of trolls spreading wrong information, and can be vigilant of the national concerns.

We have to act mature now. Lately, it has been proven that the youth is a powerbase of change as they attempt to grillunproductive governments, criticize imbecile discourses, and forward strong spirit for collective change. As millennials, we can’t dwell in our comfort zones so we have to go out, engage, and use social media the right way.

Let us, youth be activists in social media. Who knows? This might lead to our country’s firmer change.

[gxldencity]

Let's hear it for Dolores, why is she SOOOOOOO problematic? ;)

This is from over a month ago wlfkdkkde I basically dipped out of tumblr for a month so eo @ustalav also asked this!

Yfip dolores

- I mean let's get the most obvious one right away, she "accidentally" killed her family and half her village. In fairness, she didn't know that asking a spirit that she wanted to be free meant well—that

- ignores AND excuses red flags. Her patron could've had a giant red flag on her head and dolores would find away to excuse that

- on that note, her response to pretty much everything is FLIGHT. Tadpole in her head? Sorry not sorry, she's running to the woods to commune with her patron. Being rejected? Ok she is currently hitching a ride to waterdeep as we speak. The possibility of shadowheart liking her BACK? Can someone teleport her to saltmarsh already???

- she's a fixer and specifically a nosy fixer. The worst part about that is she thinks she's above all being a gossiper but she lives for the drama

- hasn't let go of the fact that her brother is 17 years old....and not 12 the last time she saw him. Yes he doesn't like being called Digong and is practically an adult and doesn't need to be treated like a CHILD

- keeps going back to her patron despite having well meaning ppl (well mostly) to support her.

- gale was like "I love you 🥺" and treated her to the best sex of her life thus far then 2 days later she wa like "that was...fine"

- won't let any of the 50 pets she and shadowheart own anywhere near the bedroom! They have their own sleeping quarters.

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Lorraine Badoy Can’t Seem To Pick Her Battles

Screenshot Lorraine T. Badoy’s journey through Philippine politics is akin to navigating a maze of contradictions. Known for her unwavering stance against communist insurgency, she’s carved a niche as a vocal advocate for its eradication.  However, her allegiance to the Duterte administration (Digong My Labs) seems to waver when it comes to her vocal support for Bongbong Marcos. In her fervent…

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Rodrigo Duterte: ¿Quién fue, es y será?

Rodrigo Duterte, también conocido como Digong, Rody, DU30 y PRRD, es un abogado y político filipino que se desempeñó como 16º presidente de Filipinas desde 2016 hasta 2022. ¿Quién fue? Durante su mandato, Duterte se caracterizó por su estilo controvertido y autoritario. Implementó una guerra contra las drogas que dejó miles de muertos. Sus políticas fueron criticadas por la comunidad…

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3 LANG PATAY NA SI DIGONG SARA BATO BONG GO ATBP

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Watch "Happy birthday Rodrigo Duterte My Game is For You" on YouTube

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Biography of Rodrigo Roa Duterte

Rodrigo Duterte, also called Digong, (born March 28, 1945, Maasin, Philippines), Filipino politician who was president of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022.

Duterte’s father served as governor of the province of Davao, and his mother was a community activist who had a prominent role in the “people power” movement that deposed the authoritarian president Ferdinand Marcos and restored democratic rule to the Philippines. Duterte earned a political science degree (1968) from Lyceum of the Philippines University in Manila and a law degree (1972) from San Beda College. In 1977 he joined the Davao City prosecutor’s office, where he remained until he was appointed (1986) vice mayor of that city.

Duterte was elected mayor in 1988, and he was reelected to that post twice over the subsequent decade. Because of term-limit restrictions, he was barred from seeking reelection in 1998, but he successfully ran for a seat representing Davao in the Philippines House of Representatives. Upon the completion of that term in 2001, he returned to Davao City and was once more elected mayor. Because the term-limit restriction again came into force in 2010, he was elected vice mayor, and his daughter Sara served as mayor. In 2013 Duterte returned to the mayor’s office, this time with his son Paolo (“Pulong”) serving as vice mayor.

During his more than two decades as mayor of Davao City, the controversial politician transformed the city from a haven of lawlessness into one of the safest areas in Southeast Asia. Duterte’s harsh crime-fighting tactics earned him the nicknames “the Punisher” and “Duterte Harry” (in reference to the film character Dirty Harry, the ruthlessly effective police inspector portrayed by actor Clint Eastwood), but critics such as Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch claimed that Duterte was responsible for more than 1,000 extrajudicial killings. Rather than denying such allegations, he embraced them. The death squads that had carried out the killings operated with an impunity that implied official sanction, and Duterte openly praised both their methods and their apparent results. In that way he cultivated the image of a coarse pistol-toting vigilante in the months leading up to the presidential election.

[rhk111sblog]

Just clear Doublespeak, trying to make himself look like taking the higher “Moral Ground” and afraid of being labeled a Traitor since Digong Duterte helped his Family a lot during his (Digong’s) Term in Office.

Clearly he is destroying or allowing the destruction of Digong’s closest Allies, from Apollo Quiboloy to Gov. Jubahib. He is also allowing his Supporters and the Philippine Communist Sympathizers to constantly attack Digong and Sara politically.

[richiebigjoe]

Mama Leni where are you?

I saw Tatay Digong in my dream last night.

He said I am not handsome. 💔😭😭😢

Is it true? 💔😭😢

I will not go to the West Philippines sea with him anymore. I will buy my own Jetski. 💔😢

[alfredmasonicstorm]

TATAY DIGONG AT DOJ SEC BOYING REMULLA NAGKITA SA DAVAO!

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ABANGAN! TABERNA AT BAJA 2022

ABANGAN! TABERNA AT BAJA 2022

Ilang tulog na lang, kailangan nang magpasya ng mga gustong maglingkod (at magkaroon ng kapangyarihan). BongBong – Sara BongBong – Digong BongGo – Digong Isko- Poe Isko- Pacquiao Ping-Sotto Leni-Isko Leni- Trillanes Nakakapagod hano? Paano kung Baja-Taberna 2022? Abangan! Bakit ba sakalam ang aming tandem? Panoorin mamayang 6PM sa Tune in kay Tunying! #BajaTaberna2022 #TabernaBaja2022 Source: Ka…

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To Investigate or Not to Investigate

The Provocative Punisher—is what they called President Rodrigo “Digong” Duterte. The 16th President of the Philippines, much known for his War on Drugs campaign raised concerns and death tolls throughout his term. After an estimation of 30,000 extra-judicial killings, a request for disquisition for alleged crimes against humanity was forwarded under the former Davaoeño President by International Criminal Court Prosecutor Fatou Bensouda.

There is a need to investigate the high number of deaths in a country where a high number of its citizens demand justice for the death of their relatives that claim to not be drug pushers. Especially on the case of Kian Delos Santos, whose name circulated among different platforms of social media until authorities took notice of the 17 year old student’s unjust death. Which resulted to the first conviction of Duterte’s campaign and the court finding Philippine police officers guilty and sentenced to 40 years of imprisonment. "A shoot first, think later attitude can never be conducted in a civilized society," as stated by Judge Roldolfo Azucena. "Never has homicide or murder been a part of the law’s function. This would disrupt the public peace that is prevalent and as such never predicated on the cost of human life," the judge added. If they were not falsely indicted for their crimes before their death then there would be no need for protest demonstrations nor 76 of these deaths to be led to investigated by the Philippine Department of Justice. Leaving only 33 to open in court cases and 5 pending before the Office of the Prosecutor which also dismissed 38 of these cases.

“Power does not corrupt men; fools, however, if they get into a position of power, corrupt power.”

- George Bernard Shaw

By September, the International Criminal Court authorized to open a disquisition to the crimes committed in the Philippines. Later the Philippines took effect a withdrawal on the 17th of March 2019 from the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court found that these crimes are not subject to any enactment of limitation. The Philippines lack of response to the Human Rights Watch letter furthermore proves that they are stalling from the International Criminal Court to pursue their investigation. Moreover, Rights Groups in the Philippines agree to this situation and have found the number of pending investigations grossly inadequate to address the scale of the deaths to which the government has yet to bring indictment. Regardless, the timing of the Duterte’s withdrawal from the International Criminal Court is uncanny as it is suspicious.

However, Philippine Rights Groups called the Department of Justice review misleading and inadequate as it exempts Duterte from scrutiny and accountability for the deaths made under his name. Before the International Criminal Court proceeded its investigation, The Philippine government refused to cooperate effectively in impartially investigating the cases aforementioned and its policy of detaining children in conflict with the law. Especially with institutions such as the Philippines’ Commission on Human Rights refused to investigate these killings; ridiculed and threatened the United Nations organization and other international bodies to keep them from conducting any investigation; refused to disclose official documents about the “drug war;” and publicly stated they would deny access to ICC investigators. Furthermore, Duterte himself also pledged to protect law enforcers for each death.

The lack of professionalism and accountability in the administration’s actions and words speaks for itself regarding Duterte’s innocence towards these allegations whether or not the Philippines much less his administration during his term be investigated for the results of his anti-drug war campaign. The Duterte administration has never been sincere towards the International Criminal Court’s accountability process, as evident as it is most recently in its unwarranted request for a deferral of the investigation. In the meantime, the ‘drug war’ killings go on, the victims’ families continue to grieve, and those that should be held responsible remain free.

[gandaever]

All of a sudden, I miss Tatay Digong. (at General Santos City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CjSZxkEOM9f/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=