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Why media and social media have failed to contain Jejomar Binay’s prominence

November 30, 2014December 1, 2014 FallenAngel 6 Comments

As a topic, current Vice President Jejomar “Jojo” Binay had become prominent in both media and social media early this month. And now recently it looks like he will slowly make his way back into the spotlight as he has made yet another statement on more pieces of property allegedly owned by him. As has…

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The Three Kings of the United Nationalist Alliance

February 20, 2013January 1, 2014 Virtual Vigilante 21 Comments

Juan â€œJohnnyâ€ Ponce Enrile Once upon a time, Enrile was just another down and out offspring out of wedlock, growing-up in the boondoks. He had a prominent father, a mother from humble origins, more than his fair share of suffering and humiliation, and all the hang-ups associated with this scenario in that particular era 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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