We pray for the continued strength, safety and perseverance our heroes - the doctors, nurses and medical frontliners of the Philippines. May God bless you always.
I could be wrong but it seems to me that the police checkpoints may be an inadvertent way for policemen to spread the virus. Il-equipped and ill-trained,they could easily pass on the very virus they are guarding against. Somebody do something!
The best way to help at this time is TO ACT LIKE YOU ARE AFRAID TO SPREAD THE VIRUS. This way, you will practice social distancing and steer clear of vulnerable people. Wash and disinfect as always.
If you watched him play you learned something about the dignity of competing and doing your best.
Winning was just a bonus. Thank you,Kobe Bryant.
It has been nearly eight days since Taal. There have been very few bulletins and updates from PLDT telephone and internet services in affected areas. It is as if these services are not crucial. Updates, please.
Phivolcs doing the country a great service. Patiently. Professionally. With even better comms techniques, they would be even more effective. More power,Phivolcs. We need you.
Dear Phivolcs, your earthquake updates ( info on a quake that just took place) on twitter are useless to ordinary folk. Use people talk. What can we expect next? Are we headed towards a worsening or an easing of matters? Don’t let your computer do the talking! Be human.
Dear Phivolcs, most people will not see your TV interviews. Update your twitter, facebook and websites now.
Phivolcs, what is alert level as of 9am? Has it been lowered? Raised? Your twitter and web not updated.
Phivolcs, please keep updating your website at this time. It is at least two(2) major Taal events behind.
The quality of political rhetoric in America is at an all time low. No brilliance. No insight. No inspiration. Hours and hours of droning, boring argumentation from dull politicians. Where have all the greats gone?
A simple emotional statement to stress the importance of Impeachment and Removal: DON’T LET HIM GET AWAY WITH IT.
Mon Jimenez retweeted
As Caesar famously said as he crossed the Rubicon, “Alea iacta est,” or “The die is cast.”
To paraphrase @PinoyAkoBlog, @lenirobredo is crossing her own Rubicon, bravely.






