Category Archives: Fact Check

May The Almighty Have Mercy On Jay Sonza’s Soul

Ah, Jay Sonza—once a respectable broadcaster, now a full-time purveyor of Facebook fiction and Telegram tall tales. From peddling half-baked conspiracy theories to serving as a mouthpiece for his preferred political overlords, he has truly mastered the art of misinformation.

But his latest stunt—posting fake news about the Pope’s supposed passing—should be the final wake-up call for his remaining, reality-challenged followers. If you still trust him after this, you might as well believe in fairy tales and talking unicorns.

Of course, Sonza swiftly deleted the post, perhaps realizing that even divine intervention couldn’t save him from the embarrassment. But the internet never forgets. At this point, not even his fellow propagandists can deny that his credibility is deader than the Pope he falsely reported on.

May the Almighty have mercy on his soul—because fact-checkers and the public certainly won’t.

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Tio Moreno Reveals His Fake News Source! (video)

Ah, the classic “sabi-sabi” journalism—where facts are optional, but drama is mandatory. Blogger Tio Moreno, a.k.a. Alex Destor, has graced us with a bombshell claim: each Congressman who backed VP Sara Duterte’s impeachment allegedly pocketed a cool P150 million. His source? “Based on what we’ve heard…” Truly, investigative reporting at its finest.

Forget receipts, evidence, or even a mildly credible witness. In today’s political discourse, mere echoes in the wind are enough to fuel a scandal. By this logic, why stop at P150 million? Why not P500 million? A billion? Let’s say they were also promised a lifetime supply of lugaw, just to spice things up.

Of course, if this were true, the national budget would be emptier than an MRT train at midnight. But who needs math when sensationalism is far more profitable? In the end, Tio Moreno reminds us: why verify when you can just amplify?