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    Perpetual Disqualification or Perpetual Spin? Tolosa’s Constitutional Sermon Raises Questions

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    October 18, 2026
    Perpetual Disqualification or Perpetual Spin? Tolosa’s Constitutional Sermon Raises Questions

    Sermon on the Mount vs. Math on the Floor: Who Really Decides Duterte’s 2028 Fate? By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — October 18, 2026 LET US gather, children of the impeachment gallery, and give thanks for Atty. Benjamin “Jay” Tolosa Jr., the House prosecution’s legal spokesperson and a man who…

    Continue reading →: Perpetual Disqualification or Perpetual Spin? Tolosa’s Constitutional Sermon Raises Questions
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    Midnight Amendments, Morning Vote: How Erice Exposed the House’s ₱11-Billion Budget Magic Trick and the BARSc Livestream That Fooled Nobody

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    October 18, 2026
    Midnight Amendments, Morning Vote: How Erice Exposed the House’s ₱11-Billion Budget Magic Trick and the BARSc Livestream That Fooled Nobody

    The BARSc Was Built to Shine a Light. Instead, It Texted Lawmakers at Midnight and Called It Transparency. By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo | October 18, 2026 WELCOME back to the cave, where the echo of ₱100 billion bouncing off the walls sounds suspiciously like a campaign jingle for 2028.…

    Continue reading →: Midnight Amendments, Morning Vote: How Erice Exposed the House’s ₱11-Billion Budget Magic Trick and the BARSc Livestream That Fooled Nobody
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    The Mistrial Nobody Wants to Name: Why Sheila Sison Is Right and the Senate Is Wrong

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    October 17, 2026
    The Mistrial Nobody Wants to Name: Why Sheila Sison Is Right and the Senate Is Wrong

    Three Articles, Kept the Prejudice, and Called the Defense’s Rebuttal “a Waste of Time” By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo | October 17, 2026 THE House prosecution panel, in a move of breathtaking legal strategy that would make a first-year law student blush, has withdrawn three of the four Articles of…

    Continue reading →: The Mistrial Nobody Wants to Name: Why Sheila Sison Is Right and the Senate Is Wrong
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    The Permission Slip and the Water Cannon: How China Turned a Sick Sailor Into a Bargaining Chip

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    October 17, 2026
    The Permission Slip and the Water Cannon: How China Turned a Sick Sailor Into a Bargaining Chip

    Manila Has the 2016 Arbitral Award. Beijing Has the Hose. Guess Which One Stops a Medical Evacuation. By Louis “Barok” C. Biraogo | October 16, 2026 THE story Manila wants you to hear is simple: on October 8, a Filipino sailor needed a doctor. China’s Coast Guard sprayed a water…

    Continue reading →: The Permission Slip and the Water Cannon: How China Turned a Sick Sailor Into a Bargaining Chip
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    Marcos ‘Recovers’ by 2 Points, Duterte ‘Slips’ by 1—And Other Statistical Fairy Tales From the SWS-Stratbase Survey

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    October 17, 2026
    Marcos ‘Recovers’ by 2 Points, Duterte ‘Slips’ by 1—And Other Statistical Fairy Tales From the SWS-Stratbase Survey

    Within the Margin of Error, Beyond the Bounds of Credulity: How a Commissioned Poll Manufactured a Political Comeback By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo | October 17, 2026 MGA kababayan, welcome back to the Kweba. The headline arrived like a gift from the political heavens, wrapped in the respectable blue-and-white branding…

    Continue reading →: Marcos ‘Recovers’ by 2 Points, Duterte ‘Slips’ by 1—And Other Statistical Fairy Tales From the SWS-Stratbase Survey
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    The DILG Secretary, a Former Bangsamoro MP, and the Art of Naming Names Before Proving Crimes

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    October 16, 2026
    The DILG Secretary, a Former Bangsamoro MP, and the Art of Naming Names Before Proving Crimes

    PDEA Had the Evidence and Kept Quiet. Jonvic Remulla Had a Press Conference and Named Names.“ By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo — October 16, 2026 LET’S begin with a confession: I was wrong. In my previous blog, I mocked the Philippine Drug Enforcement Agency (PDEA) for knowing “everything” about the…

    Continue reading →: The DILG Secretary, a Former Bangsamoro MP, and the Art of Naming Names Before Proving Crimes
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    Bantay Gloria: Why Sandro Marcos Just Went Undercover in Lakas-CMD

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    October 16, 2026
    Bantay Gloria: Why Sandro Marcos Just Went Undercover in Lakas-CMD

    The Godfather’s Daughter vs. the Heir Apparent: A Cold War Brewing Inside Lakas-CMD By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo | October 16, 2026 MGA ka-kweba, countrymen, and those still naive enough to believe that political parties in this country stand for anything other than the acquisition and retention of power —…

    Continue reading →: Bantay Gloria: Why Sandro Marcos Just Went Undercover in Lakas-CMD
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    Coconut Colonialism 2.0: The MOU That Promises Everything and Guarantees Nothing

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    October 16, 2026
    Coconut Colonialism 2.0: The MOU That Promises Everything and Guarantees Nothing

    Nestlé, Unilever, and the Art of the Non-Binding Promise: A Masterclass in Corporate Greenwashing By Louis ‘Barok‘ C. Biraogo — October 16, 2026 MGA ka-kweba, countrymen, and fellow survivors of the Philippine agricultural policy circus—welcome back to the Cave. Today we dissect the latest chapter in our national telenovela: the…

    Continue reading →: Coconut Colonialism 2.0: The MOU That Promises Everything and Guarantees Nothing
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    Accountability for Thee, But Not for Me: The Sandiganbayan’s ₱25.5M Paper Trail Disaster

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    October 17, 2026
    Accountability for Thee, But Not for Me: The Sandiganbayan’s ₱25.5M Paper Trail Disaster

    Seven Trips, ₱11.87M in Cash Advances, and a Filing Cabinet Full of Excuses By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo | October 16, 2026 The Irony So Thick You Could Cut It With a Sandiganbayan Ruling Here’s a thought experiment for you: Imagine you’re a public official accused of plunder. You walk…

    Continue reading →: Accountability for Thee, But Not for Me: The Sandiganbayan’s ₱25.5M Paper Trail Disaster
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    PDEA Knows Everything About the Laos Shabu Case. Except Names, Accounts, and Suspects

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    October 16, 2026
    PDEA Knows Everything About the Laos Shabu Case. Except Names, Accounts, and Suspects

    Seven Percent of High-Value Drug Targets Are Government Employees. Sleep Well. By Louis ‘Barok’ C. Biraogo — October 16, 2026 LET’S start with the obvious: 521 kilograms of methamphetamine is not a rounding error. It represents ₱3.54 billion in street value and a Learjet chartered for $49,500. It also involves…

    Continue reading →: PDEA Knows Everything About the Laos Shabu Case. Except Names, Accounts, and Suspects
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