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Philippine Opposition partisans remain stupid about political history because of idiots like Bart Guingona

June 21, 2021 Ramon Ortoll 1 Comment

The Philippine Opposition remain as stupid as they are this late into this election cycle because of all the wannabe artistahin “influencers” and “thought leaders” their partisans habitually tingala to. Thank the scars of our colonial past for that. Seeing this recent tweet of his, it becomes hard to really understand which planet Yellowidiot Bart…

Glitz and Glamour, History, Politics

Yellowtard propaganda network EXPOSED: Dennis Borbon is the latest piece of the puzzle to emerge!

August 2, 2019August 2, 2019 benign0 5 Comments

Alleged “con artists” seem to keep coming out of the woodwork nowadays — perhaps flushed out using the very money trails that motivated their dishonest trade. Recently, a certain Dennis Borbon had been nabbed reportedly on charges of being involved in “an online smear campaign against candidates of the Duterte administration.” Dennis Borbon, who identified…

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