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Did Senator Bato Dela Rosa Skip His Civics Lessons In School?

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Oh, how the world turns indeed. Senator Bato dela Rosa, the same man who once embodied iron-fisted loyalty to his former boss, now stands at the altar of irony, calling for President Bongbong Marcos to step into the curious case of Pastor Apollo Quiboloy.

Remember when Bato, in his heyday as PNP chief, would have scoffed at any senator meddling in his affairs, crying out for that sacred “separation of powers”? Now, here he is, seemingly forgetting the constitution he swore to uphold, urging presidential intervention like it’s a mere weekend errand.

Perhaps, the senator missed a few pages of his civics book during his ascent to political stardom. Or perhaps, the allure of bending principles to fit the moment is just too tempting. It’s always amusing when the mighty guardians of law and order play fast and loose with the very rules they once held dear.

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A “Fatal” Post By Blogger Sass Rogando Sasot

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In a recent social media post, blogger Sass Rogando Sasot self-styled as a “KGB femme fatal”—a phrase that, ironically, died a quick death due to poor spelling. Though Sasot likely meant to embody the seductive danger of a “femme fatale,” her slip-up turned heads for all the wrong reasons. 

Many noted the poetic irony of invoking the KGB, a notoriously transphobic organization, as her metaphorical employer. Perhaps Sasot envisions herself as the ultimate “man-eater,” but the absurdity of aligning with a Soviet-era institution more likely to spy on than support her seems lost in translation.

 But hey, if you’re going to embody a Cold War relic, at least get the spelling right. So, what’s next? Agent Sasot, perhaps brushing up on some spycraft *and* spelling lessons might serve better than drafting posts that self-destruct upon delivery!