Inquirer and Akbayan are ruining Philippine international relations
If there is one thing I hate about President Rodrigo Duterte’s recent tirade in which he threatened to cut ties with the European Union and the United Nations is he …
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The death of old-school ‘journalism’ proves that democracy is ALIVE in the Philippines
Roles have been reversed. Mainstream “journalists” are now the loud and noisy shills who cry bloody “persecution” and peddle unfounded conspiracies. It is hardly surprising that people nowadays now rely …
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Save lives by voting against Duterte in @TIME poll according to Inquirer writer @boyingpimentel
What was the Inquirer editor thinking? A post by writer Boying Pimentel (on Twitter as @boyingpimentel) published on the Inquirer, via its US bureau, encouraged Filipinos to Vote against Duterte …
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Are the Inquirer and ABS-CBN fulfilling their duty to ‘inform’ Filipinos?
Perhaps Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte was out of line cussing at “news” media organisations Inquirer.net and ABS-CBN News. But then his assertions about the instances where he alleges he had …
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Could the Philippine Daily Inquirer be charged for inciting sedition?
See what I just did here? That is the same thing the Inquirer is doing in its 1st October 2016 front page. “Heil Digong?” is splashed in big bold print. …
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The Culture Of Victimhood And The Local Media
Granted, webmaster Benign0 and fellow contributor Hector Gamboa have already said their pieces about the misleading photo on the front page of the Philippine Daily Inquirer on 24th of July, …
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The trouble with Raffy Lerma’s “Pieta” photo
Below is an image of the July 24, 2016 front page of the Philippine Sunday Inquirer. Some statements have been issued asserting the authenticity of the photo splashed in full …
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Sensationalised photo of ‘extrajudicial killing’ victim splashed on Inquirer front page
The Inquirer is under fire from Netizens after their seemingly orchestrated sensationalisation of the alleged “extrajudicial killings” that have supposedly been sweeping the country. The Inquirer editors seem to be …
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