Category Archives: Politics

A High Five For Leila de Lima’s Impending Temporary Release

In a stunning turn of events, the Philippine court has graciously granted bail to former Senator Leila de Lima, adding a new chapter to the country’s political soap opera. The decision has further seasoned the already spicy political divide, with Duterte loyalists doing mental gymnastics to reconcile their unwavering support for the former president and their disdain for de Lima.

On one side of the ring, we have Duterte’s die-hard supporters, who must now balance their loyalty with the court’s decision, akin to juggling flaming swords. On the opposing side, human rights groups are jubilant, celebrating a victory they’ve been clamoring for since the Jurassic era.

But fear not, fellow citizens, for in this circus of contradictions, a beacon of hope emerges. The glacial pace of the Philippine justice system is proven effective, silencing critics who dared mutter the word “injustice” under their breaths. Let’s all join hands and applaud the system’s stellar performance, reminiscent of a turtle in a marathon.

As a delightful cherry on top, de Lima graciously thanked the Marcos administration for championing the independence of the judiciary. Who would have thought that the Philippines could unite over a shared appreciation for irony? Points for PBBM, indeed!

Sass Rogando Sasot Suing One News For Oral Defamation!

Sass Rogando Sasot, self-proclaimed International Relations Expert and occasional oracle of global affairs, is reportedly suing One News for a staggering case of oral defamation. 

Outraged by being labeled a mere “political blogger” in a recent interview, Sasot claims she agreed to grace the channel with her geopolitical wisdom, not to be dragged into the murky waters of mere punditry. 

Legal experts are eagerly awaiting the court’s verdict on whether the phrase “political blogger” can indeed inflict irreparable damage to one’s inflated sense of self-importance. 

Meanwhile, the nation collectively wonders if we’ve just witnessed the birth of a groundbreaking legal precedent or a masterclass in self-esteem management.

Back To School For Representative France Castro

In the circus of political grandstanding, Representative France Castro takes center stage, wielding a vocabulary that seems to have skipped a few chapters.

With Vice President Sara Duterte gracefully stepping back from the controversial confidential funds, citing a commitment to unity, Castro appears determined to prove that the art of political acrobatics isn’t dead. Ignoring the concept of “moot and academic,” Castro now directs her attention to the 2022 confidential funds, demanding an explanation as if the term itself eludes her grasp.

Perhaps a crash course in basic vocabulary would serve Castro well, with “confidential” being a good place to start. It’s almost endearing how she insists on unraveling the mysteries of funds explicitly labeled as confidential. One wonders if she also demands a magic show explanation for disappearing rabbits. As the political drama unfolds, one can’t help but appreciate the unintentional comedy provided by those struggling with the intricacies of words they throw around so carelessly.