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Its Epstein files, the Pedophilia Bureaucratic class, Arrogance of US Imperialism and Military Industrial Complex, Idiot
So, for the second time during the middle of a diplomatic talk that the US has treacherously and dastardly strikes Iran. Last year they did so at Fordow to obliterate allegedly the latter’s nuclear facilities. Last week their unprovoked and evil act led to the death of Iran’s Supreme leader, scores of military commanders and
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The Moral Force of International Law: ICC and the Ethical Duty to Disobey Unjust Order of the Powers that be
I fully concur with the PDI report (Feb. 15th), “ICC to PH law enforcers: ‘Just following orders’ won’t shield you from justice” of the Rights Report Philippines that “the era of impunity may have ended”. Indeed, it has been the consistent and firm contention of this writer all throughout these years that it should not
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Hinggil sa Usapin ng Di-umano’y Neutralidad sa Akademya, Panganib sa Pagtuturo ng mga Asignaturang Araling Panlipunan at Academic Freedom
Nitong nakaraan ay ipinaskil ko sa aking Face Book (FB) account ang artikulong Social studies as ‘neutral?’ That’s a myth, and pressures teachers to avoid contentious issues, may petsang Pebrero 9, 2026 na isinulat ni Kevin Lopuck, kandidatong Doktorado ng Faculty of Education, University of Manitoba at makikita sa The Conversation. Ang aking pagbabahagi ay
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The Echo of Gunfire: When a Democracy Bleeds
The recent, tragic loss of two lives in Minnesota due to ICE-related shootings has sent a visceral shockwave through the American conscience. These aren’t just statistics or “enforcement actions”; they are a harrowing signal that the line between civil service and paramilitary violence has become dangerously blurred. When we see state agents exercising lethal force
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Beyond the Portal: 5 Masterpiece Isekai Anime with Complete Stories
In the world of anime, the “Isekai” (another world) genre is notorious for one thing: the cliffhanger. Because most of these shows are adapted from ongoing Light Novels, fans are often left waiting years for a conclusion that may never arrive. If you are tired of “Read the Manga” endings and want a journey with
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The Silent Withdrawal: Why Men are Choosing Peace Over Partnership
There is a quiet, heavy transformation happening in the modern world. If you look closely at the men in your life—the ones who used to be vibrant, opinionated, and engaged—you might notice a flickering light going out. It isn’t laziness, and it isn’t “toxic masculinity.” It is the sound of millions of men finally hitting
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A Shadow Over the Arctic: Why the Push for Greenland Should Alarm Us All
In recent weeks, the world has watched with a mixture of disbelief and growing dread as the geopolitical landscape shifts into something unrecognizable. The recent headlines regarding the United States’ renewed and aggressive interest in Greenland are no longer just “saber-rattling” or eccentric real estate talk. They have become part of a pattern of behavior
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US Exceptionalism and Imperialism as the Main Problem of Humanity
I am echoing one of the words said by Argentinian revolutionary Comandante Ernesto “Che” Guevara. He fervently believed that US imperialism can only be defeated by force that is why he also said that we must create one, two many Vietnams. A couple of days ago, as the world is still celebrating the new year,
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Barangay Ginebra’s “Miraculous” Victory is the Latest Iteration of their Never Say Die Spirit
(Originally written a day after the victory game. Late post. sorry) I agree with the critics and those who say that last night’s do-or-die quarterfinal battle between Barangay Ginebra and Converge in the PBA was perhaps the best game of the entire year. In the words of Coach Tim Cone himself, their triumph was almost
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Why You Shouldn’t Celebrate Christmas in Vietnam: Preserving Cultural Identity and Protecting Young Minds
In the bustling streets of Hanoi and Ho Chi Minh City, as December rolls around, twinkling lights and festive decorations begin to appear in shopping malls and cafes. Santa Claus figures pop up in storefronts, and the air fills with the faint echo of carols. For many in Vietnam, this imported holiday has become a
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