Category Archives: Politics

Sing-Along: Bring Andy And Harry Home, Let Digong Rest

(To the tune of “Bring Him Home”)

[Verse 1]

God on high, hear our plea,

Send a plane, economy!

Bring them back, we need them here,

Their sweet justice, so sincere.

[Verse 2]

Andy B, where did you flee?

Come back home—transparency!

COA waits, no time to waste,

So much funds still left misplaced.

[Verse 3]

Harry Roque, once so bold,

Spinning tales that must be told.

Tried his best, but lost the fight,

Now just shouting left and right.

[Bridge]

Let Digong rest, let him sleep,

No more stress, no more weep.

Let the old man take a break,

No more tokhang, no more hate.

[Verse 4]

Come on home, face the score,

There’s more fun in ‘Pinas for sure!

Fate is kind, the past is gone,

Now let’s move on… let’s move on.

Duterte Arrest And ICC Trial: What Would Camille Villar Say?

In the grand theater of Philippine politics, the Villar family has taken center stage, offering a masterclass in synchronized commentary on former President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent ICC arrest. Senator Mark Villar, ever the paragon of empathy, expressed his heartfelt sorrow over Duterte’s predicament, lamenting that the former president’s “simple wish to be judged by the Filipino people did not reach fruition.”  One can almost hear the collective gasp of a nation, pondering the complexities of international law over their morning pandesal.

Not to be outdone, the matriarch, Senator Cynthia Villar, has historically championed the notion that political dynasties are merely the people’s choice, much like selecting between adobo and sinigang.  Her nuanced perspective adds a layer of depth to the ICC discourse, reminding us that in the Philippines, public service is a family affair.

Meanwhile, Camille Villar, the senatorial hopeful, has maintained a strategic silence on the Duterte debacle. Drawing from her previous pearls of wisdom and ambush media interviews, we imagine her saying “Thank you, thank you!” to questions about her stance on the Duterte case.

In this riveting saga, the Villar family’s responses (or lack thereof) provide a satirical lens through which we can appreciate the intricate choreography of Philippine politics.

Sara Duterte’s Higher Calling

Sara Duterte has a higher calling now—defending her father at the International Criminal Court (ICC). As a devoted daughter and a self-proclaimed legal expert, she must focus all her energy on this noble cause.

Being Vice President is clearly a distraction! How can she possibly juggle both roles efficiently? Defending a former president from crimes against humanity isn’t just another weekend hobby—it requires full commitment!

Besides, her well-documented temper might not sit well with the ICC judges. A few anger management sessions could prevent her from shouting “P***ng ina mo!” in open court, which, let’s face it, could lead to contempt charges.

Resignation isn’t just advisable—it’s the patriotic thing to do! And hey, if she steps down, her impeachment becomes irrelevant. That’s one less problem for the country! A true win-win for everyone—especially for Sara.