Hard Truths
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The Lotto Illusion: Luck, Lies, and Puppet Strings
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3 min read
With each draw, more Filipinos are starting to suspect the real winners never buy tickets.
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Between the Baseline and the Nationalistic Bandwagon
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2 min read
Alex Eala trains abroad, fights her own battles, and climbs the global tennis ranks with grit. And yet, every win is smothered in banners of nationalism. This isn’t support—it’s possession.
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It’s not about ownership on paper. It’s about control, profit, and privilege—and in Luisita, the oligarchs still win.
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How to Trick a Nation Into Endless War—Without Saying the Word
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Born to Rule, Even with a Foreign Passport
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2 min read
In the Philippines, dual citizenship isn’t a dealbreaker — it’s a VIP pass to public office.
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“God wants you to succeed”—but does He want you to hand over ₱100,000 to someone with no product, no plan, and a promise of passive income?
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The Friend I Couldn’t Argue Back Into My Life
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3 min read
We debated, disagreed, disconnected. I thought our bond could handle it — I was wrong.
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Democracy, Freedom, and a Hint of Imperialist Agenda from U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio
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3 min read
Rubio’s Independence Day greeting sounded nice—until you realized it wasn’t just a celebration, but a subtle strategic handshake.
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After years on Instagram—and even paying for verification—I was locked out and ignored by Meta’s support team.
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With every handshake in Washington, the waters of the South China Sea grow more dangerous.