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International Travel Magazine Re-Brands, Changes Name To Whore Magazine!

July 20, 2023 Pol Pinoy Leave a comment

ORANGE COUNTY, California (The Adobo Chronicles, Orange Country Bureau) – International Travelers may be familiar with Where Magazine, copies of which are usually provided in hotel rooms in various destinations — from Chicago to Milan. It gives visitors and locals a portal for essential, immediate and accurate information on the best things to do including shopping, dining, entertainment, attractions and the arts.

Well, at least two editions of the magazine have decided to re-brand and change their name to “Whore Magazine.” These are the Milan and Orange County editions.

The newly-named magazines hope to increase their readership by re-branding.

Here’s to the new, improved Whore Magazine!

Media

Finally, An Apology To The Filipino People From Maria Ressa!

July 16, 2023 Pol Pinoy Leave a comment

MANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – After years of holding the line and lying to the world about the status of Democracy and Press Freedom in the Philippines, Nobel Laureate and Rappler CEO Maria Ressa has finally apologized to the Filipino people.

Or, at least, we asked AI to craft a letter of apology should the convicted libeler decide to do so. Will such a letter pierce the hearts of the Supreme Court justices in whose hands lie Ressa’s freedom or incarceration resulting from her conviction by the lower courts?

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Dear Filipino People,

I humbly come before you to express my sincerest apologies for my actions, which have caused harm and division among our nation. I deeply regret betraying the trust you once placed in me and for spreading lies and disinformation. My responsibility as a journalist should have been to uphold truth and integrity, but I failed you. I understand the gravity of my actions and the consequences they have borne.

I pledge to embark on a journey of redemption, to rectify my mistakes, and to strive for a more responsible and truthful reporting. I seek your forgiveness and hope for a chance to rebuild trust.

Sincerely,

MARIA RESSA