Month: June 2024

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By transparency, exposing corrupt practice. Teleradyo anchor Sherrie Ann Torres 6:20am today again used her position as anchor to help campaign for return of corrupt mandatory (sapilitan) ROTC, all college students required to spend for uniforms and boots, millions in profits go to ROTC conduits, no real combat training just marching under hot noonday sun

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How do you practice self-care?
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ANSWER: By transparency, exposing corrupt practice. Teleradyo anchor Sherrie Ann Torres 6:20am today again used her position as anchor to help campaign for the return of the corruption-riddled mandatory (sapilitan) ROTC where all college students are required to spend for uniforms and boots, millions in profits go to ROTC conduits, no real combat training just marching under the hot noonday sun

Said anchor even used the West Philippine Sea hostilities to introduce the ROTC-restoration campaign… wait – naval hostilities out at sea… ROTC marching under the hot sun… logical nga naman.

This post three months ago describes how this anchor used the West Philippine Sea conflict to prompt the topic to restore the corruption-filled ROTC where the required training of all college students consists of dehydrating in an open field in military uniforms purchased by ther poor parents from ROTC conduits so ROTC administrators can make millions in profits: https://marichulambino.com/2024/04/01/71413/

It’s curious why said anchor is using her post as anchor to assist in promoting the return of the corruption-riddled ROTC using the West Philippine Sea news events as peg

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Problem-solving. The dismissive answer of Natl Maritime Council chair Bersamin on Q&A  that the ramming-boarding- knife-macheté attack against  Ph Navy by China is not an armed attack on a Ph public vessel, should NOT be considered a binding interpretation of any  treaty provision involving the Philippines and of its rights under UNCLOS, the UN Charter, and principles of intl law

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How do you waste the most time every day?
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ANSWER: Solving problems. The dismissive answer of National Maritime Council chair Bersamin on impromptu media Q&A  that the ramming-boarding- knife-macheté attack against the Philippine Navy rubber boat by China is not an armed attack on a Philippine public vessel, should not be considered a binding interpretation of any  treaty provision involving the Philippines and of its rights under UNCLOS, the UN Charter, and principles of international law.

And…

In the long term, to achieve a rule-based conduct in the South China Sea and to avoid a full-blown war, please consider that: As long as China sits at the table of the South China Sea Code of Conduct negotiations, ongoing, and without the Philippines caucusing (caucus the ASEAN minus Cambodia, minus China,  caucus nga, hiwalay, hindi yung buong ASEAN), or without the Philippines taking any lead role or making any effort  to caucus with Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Thailand, and Indonesia, separately,  in a separate caucus (caucus nga, minus China and minus Cambodia) to strengthen their hand, the Philippines, facing rough South China Sea hostilities and being goaded by Global North warmongers, will always be on the brink of war with China …

 gets mo na po?

Also, even the broad right to freedom of navigation excludes intentional ramming, boarding, machete attacks, without provocation, against another state’s navy vessel