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Another Yellowtard social media “activist” @MiaMagdalena sued for allegedly committing SLANDER!

March 28, 2023 benign0 1 Comment

Yellowtard social media personality Mia Magdalena F. Longid is the most recent of a series of Opposition “online activists” to find themselves in hot water over an ill-thought-out post on the Net. Preceding her over just the last several weeks is a small (more like the tip of the proverbial iceberg) virtual Hall of Yellowtard…

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Andrea Brillantes: Latest victim of social media’s dark underbelly

July 10, 2015 benign0 24 Comments

The Net is on fire in the Philippines over the “viral” spread of a personal video allegedly of Filipino showbiz celebrity Andrea Brillantes. Brillantes, star of the hit TV drama series Annaliza, is only 12 years old. But this fact does not seem to stop online perverts from downloading and sharing the video. As of…

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on Very few of us can play world class tennis, but we can ALL be like Alex Eala
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on Very few of us can play world class tennis, but we can ALL be like Alex Eala
She's a unifying figure, not an activist...