Monthly Archives: June 2024

Politics, Social Media

Japan Maisug Rally: We Have The Highlights And Photos!

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(screenshots from live stream)

Ah, the Maisug Rally in Japan on June 8th—a dazzling display of local talent because, apparently, importing acts from the Philippines was a budgetary stretch (no offense to our homegrown stars or local talent). 

The highlight? Speakers like Dr. Lorraine Badoy, Harry Roque, and Atty. Vic Rodriguez, who likely financed their own way there. Zoom speeches by Atty. Glenn Chong and Maharlika graced the event—either due to financial constraints or the mysterious, elusive nature of Japanese visas. 

Free media coverage from the “defunct” SMNI what a deal. BTW, where’s your ninong?

And the audience? A triumph in compactness, filling less than a third of the small theater, with ample room for everyone to move comfortably on stage for a groupie.

Bravo, Maisug! Truly, an event for the ages, where enthusiasm and minimalism met in perfect, albeit sparsely attended, harmony. 

Government

Senator Cynthia Villar Makes An Offer For The Construction-Suspended Senate Building

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In a surprising turn of events, Senate President Chiz Escudero’s order to suspend the construction of the new P23 billion Senate building in Taguig has sparked immediate interest from an unexpected buyer. 

Senator Cynthia Villar reportedly submitted a formal offer to purchase the land and the partially constructed edifice. “Why let a good property go to waste?” Villar quipped, eyeing the potential for another upscale development. “It’s perfect for my vision of a sprawling urban garden, perhaps with a few condo towers.” Insiders suggest the new venture might be dubbed “Villar Vista Senate Residences,” combining legislative history with luxury living. 

Critics were quick to decry the move, accusing Villar of turning the legislative setback into a personal real estate opportunity. Undeterred, Villar argued, “I’m simply ensuring that every peso of the taxpayer’s money is put to good use.”

Fashion, Government

Senate President Chiz Escudero Advocates For Casual Mondays

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In a bold move to modernize government offices, Senate President Chiz Escudero has championed the introduction of “Casual Mondays” to coincide with flag-raising ceremonies nationwide. 

This initiative follows Escudero’s recent endorsement of Malacañang’s mandate for the recitation of the Bagong Pilipino hymn and pledge at these events. 

Taking the lead by example, Escudero made headlines when he appeared at the Senate’s Monday flag-raising donning a designer t-shirt and ripped blue jeans, a striking departure from the usual formal attire. “It’s a new era for the Philippine government,” Escudero declared. “We’re embracing a relaxed yet patriotic vibe.” 

Critics were quick to question the appropriateness of such attire, but Escudero remains unfazed, hinting at the possibility of “Pajama Fridays” as a next step. His supporters argue this sartorial shift is just what the government needs to connect with the modern Filipino.