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Media, Social Media

Maria Ressa’s Rappler Caught Red-handed Plagiarizing An HIV Article

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In a stunning display of journalistic prowess, Rappler, the self-proclaimed paragon of truth, has been caught in the act of shameless plagiarism. 

In a bizarre twist of irony, the online news portal, led by the seemingly infallible Maria Ressa, was caught red-handed copy-pasting an HIV article from a U.S. doctor without so much as a polite nod.

When confronted about their dubious journalistic practices, Rappler responded with the subtlety of a bull in a china shop. Rather than owning up to their transgressions, the news outlet opted for the classic “update and ignore” strategy. In a move that can only be described as audacious, Rappler chose to sweep the plagiarism under the virtual rug, citing a mere failure to cite sources as the root of the problem.

One can’t help but marvel at the breathtaking arrogance on display. Maria Ressa, in her grandiose declarations of journalistic integrity, seems to have overlooked the basic tenet of not stealing other people’s work. Perhaps the beacon of truth has a faulty compass, or maybe it’s just a little dimmed by the glare of its own hubris.

Food, Media, Politics, Race Relations

Ka Eric And Badoy Supporters Call For Mass Intermittent Fasting!

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Die-hard supporters of HOR-detained SMNI talents Ka Eric and Lorraine Badoy have vowed to join their idols in a hunger strike. The catch? Their unwavering commitment extends only from 6 pm to midnight daily, a revolutionary concept known to the rest of the world as “intermittent fasting.” 

These brave souls have courageously pledged to abstain from sustenance during the hours when most people are busy enjoying dinner and settling down for a nightcap.

While their commitment to the cause is admirable, one can’t help but wonder who will hold them accountable as they indulge in breakfast, lunch, and early dinners outside the self-imposed fasting window. Perhaps they’ve discovered the groundbreaking secret to activism – protesting on an empty stomach while still satisfying their culinary cravings elsewhere. 

It seems the hunger strike may inadvertently become a celebration of innovative dieting trends rather than a forceful plea for justice. Hunger striking or not, these supporters have certainly found a new way to break the fast of common sense.

(Melchor Vergara contribute to this report.P