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06/02/2026

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What if I told you that the birds you've been ignoring on your daily commute are actually among the top ten most intelligent beings on Earth? These incredible feathered souls are not only devoted partners — they are highly intelligent and complex beings that possess abilities most humans don't even know exist.

Many people don't know that pigeons have tiny magnetic crystals in their beaks that act like biological compasses. This allows them to sense Earth's magnetic field and navigate thousands of miles with pinpoint accuracy. But here's where it gets even more fascinating. They can also detect sounds too low for humans to hear and read polarized light patterns in the sky that remain completely invisible to our limited perception.

Scientists have found that pigeons can count, recognize themselves in mirrors, learn abstract concepts, and even understand probability. In fact, they rank among the top ten most intelligent beings on the planet — and some studies show they outperform young children on certain cognitive tests. Think about that for a moment. The bird you shooed away from your sandwich yesterday might be smarter than a five-year-old human.

While humans see only three primary colors, pigeons see four, including ultraviolet light. This means they're living in a world of color we can't even imagine. This allows them to see patterns on each other's feathers that are completely invisible to us. They also produce a protein-rich "crop milk" in their throats to feed their babies — just like doves, flamingos, and emperor penguins, revealing a deeply nurturing side to their nature.

These amazing birds can fly over 60 mph in sustained flight, covering distances that would exhaust most creatures. They form lifelong partnerships, although their "divorce rate" increases under environmental stress — just like in other species, showing us they experience relationship challenges similar to our own. But their communication abilities are what truly set them apart. Pigeons use different types of calls for specific purposes, and they can recognize individual voices over long distances. They even have specific "words" for danger, territory, and courtship, operating with a language system more sophisticated than most people realize.

Pigeons have helped humans in times of war, serving as heroes when technology failed us. One famous bird, Cher Ami, lost one of her legs while delivering a message tied to her remaining leg — saving 194 soldiers in the process. This single act of courage earned her a place in history that most humans will never achieve.

They need our help now more than ever. Once domesticated, pigeons were abandoned and left to survive in the wild without the skills their ancestors possessed. They've stayed close to humans in cities because they are used to us, because we created their dependence and then walked away. We owe them better. Please feed them oats or bird seed, and leave water out for them, especially during hot summer months when hydration becomes critical.

04/02/2026

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FLOOD CONTROL SCANDAL FOR DUMMIES

A quick guide for those suddenly shocked that billions disappeared while the country kept flooding.

Let’s make this simple...

Flood control money is supposed to stop floods. If floods keep getting worse while budgets keep getting bigger, something is wrong.

This isn’t rocket science.

And yet, every time the issue comes up, Duterte loyalists act confused, as if corruption personally ambushed them yesterday and not as if it grew comfortably under their own political house since 2016.

Now that the basics are out of the way, let’s talk about how this actually worked, and why the loudest people demanding “accountability” today are standing on the very machinery that produced the scandal.

They now posture as guardians of accountability, demanding answers for the flood-control scandal as if it were an alien crime scene.

But the truth is simpler and uglier: the same Duterte political network demanding accountability today is the network that built, protected, and normalized the flood-control racket in the first place.

This did not begin yesterday.

It began in 2016, when Rodrigo Duterte took power and flood-control spending exploded into one of the most lucrative and least scrutinized corners of the national budget.

Year after year, billions were poured into projects that failed to stop floods, failed to appear on the ground, or failed basic engineering logic.

Yet the money kept flowing.

That does not happen by accident.

That happens when a system knows it is politically untouchable.

At the top, Duterte did not need to micromanage kickbacks.

His role was more efficient than that: political shielding.

Appointments were secured. Loyalists were defended. Critics were branded as obstacles.

Under his administration, questioning infrastructure spending was treated as disloyalty, treason, not oversight.

In that environment, corruption did not need instructions, it needed Duterte's permission.

Below that shield sat the operational machinery.

Flood-control projects were processed, approved, recycled, and re-funded through familiar channels.

And at the center of that machinery was Cathy Cabral, the bureaucratic nerve point repeatedly cited in hearings and reporting as someone who understood how projects moved from paper to payout. She is now dead.

And with her death went answers the public will never hear, not because the truth vanished, but because the living chose silence.

That silence now belongs to the men who still matter.

In Congress, Zaldy Co sits at the heart of coordination. Flood-control anomalies do not survive multiple budget cycles by coincidence.

Line items do not magically reappear year after year. Someone ensures continuity. Someone keeps projects alive.

Someone makes sure serious reckoning never arrives. Zaldy Co has not meaningfully explained his role.

Other than saying that he was just a delivery boy and didn't gain even a single centavo for the transactions.

In the Senate, the same pattern repeats.

Chiz Escudero occupies a position that should terrify corrupt systems: legislative oversight.

Yet when flood-control scandals metastasized, the response was careful, delayed, and bloodless.

Hearings happened.

Consequences did not.

Oversight became performance.

Silence followed.

This is not prudence. It is abdication.

At the bottom were the fixers — the runners, the brokers, the so-called “BGC Boys” — the people who allegedly handled what powerful men never do themselves: moving money, coordinating payoffs, enforcing silence.

Every corruption system has them.

They exist so those at the top can pretend to be shocked later.

And now comes the FARCE.

Duterte politicians now DEMAND investigations.

They ask where the money WENT?!
They speak of betrayal of public trust..

But they were the TRUST.
They ran the system.
They benefited from the budgets.
They defended the appointments.
They normalized the outcomes.

Flood-control corruption did not survive despite Duterte politics.

It survived because of it.

Now you have Mike Defensor loudly posturing as a whistleblower with selective amnesia, Luis Chavit Singson maintaining the seasoned silence of a regional power broker who knows exactly how national infrastructure money turns into local leverage, and Toby Tiangco sitting comfortably in the congressional layer where flood-control line items live or die across budget cycles.

The irony is brutal: they are not seeking accountability.

They are trying to block IT

using the same political branding, networks, and tactics that made the scandal possible in the first place.

That is the gravest scandal of all.

03/02/2026

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There is nothing more heinous than using spirituality, faith in God and "love" as arguments to defend violence, bullying and murder.
Basically, this is what religious carnists (non-vegans) do when they argue with advocates of their victims - not in search of truth, but to justify cruelty.

This is not faith in a good Creator. This is an excuse for cruelty.

03/02/2026

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📍Alam nyo ba, hindi basurahan ang tiyan ng mga pusa! Ang mga tinik at tira tirang pagkain na pinaghugasan sa kusina ay hindi dapat ipakain sa mga pusa. Pero may mga taong patuloy pa rin na nagpapakain ng mga tinik at tira tirang pinaghugasan na pagkain sa mga pusa dahil sa:

✅ Kawalan ng kaalaman
✅ Kahirapan
✅ Tradisyonal na gawi

Ang mga tinik at tira tirang pagkain na wala ng sustansya ay maaaring makapinsala sa mga pusa dahil sa mga sumusunod na dahilan:

1️⃣ Panganib ng pagkakabara: Ang mga tinik ay maaaring makabara sa digestive tract ng pusa.

2️⃣ Panganib ng pagdurugo: Ang mga matutulis na bahagi ng tinik ay maaaring makapinsala sa digestive tract ng pusa at magdulot ng pagdurugo.

3️⃣ Kawalan ng nutrisyon: Ang mga tira tirang pagkain na pinaghugasan lang ay maaaring hindi naglalaman ng mga nutrisyon na kailangan ng mga pusa.

Ang mga pusa ay deserve ng mas maayos na pagkain, hindi yung mga tinik at tira-tira na pwede pang makapahamak sa kanila. Kawawa naman sila, walang boses para magreklamo. 🐾💔

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03/02/2026

🐾 Federal Felony Now: Extreme Animal Cruelty Faces Prison Time in the U.S.
The era of light punishment for the worst forms of animal abuse is over. Under the PACT Act (Preventing Animal Cruelty and Torture Act), extreme acts of cruelty — including burning, crushing, drowning, suffocating, or impaling animals — are now treated as a federal felony in the United States.
For the first time, federal authorities can directly prosecute these brutal offenses, especially when they occur across state lines or on federal property — loopholes that previously allowed some offenders to avoid serious consequences.
⚖️ Penalty:
Convicted offenders can face up to 7 years in federal prison, along with heavy fines.
Supporters say the law marks a major step in recognizing animal cruelty as a serious violent crime, not a minor violation.
Shared for informational and legal awareness purposes.

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03/02/2026

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02/02/2026

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02/02/2026

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31/01/2026

Tahimik Pero Mapanganib: Mga Senyales ng Pancreatic Cancer na Madalas Hindi Napapansin.

📌 Ano ang Pancreatic Cancer?

Ito ay kanser na nagsisimula sa pancreas — ang organ na tumutulong sa:
• pag-control ng blood sugar (insulin)
• pagtunaw ng pagkain (digestive enzymes)

Kapag may abnormal na pagtubo ng cells, nagiging tumor ito na maaaring kumalat sa ibang bahagi ng katawan.

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🔍 Paano at Bakit Ito Nangyayari?

Walang iisang sanhi, pero may mga risk factors:

✅ Paninigarilyo
✅ Diabetes
✅ Obesity
✅ Chronic pancreatitis
✅ Family history ng pancreatic cancer
✅ Edad 50 pataas
✅ Mataas na alcohol intake

Nagkakaroon ng mutation sa cells ng pancreas → tuloy-tuloy na pagdami ng abnormal cells → tumor formation.

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🚨 Mga Sintomas na Madalas Hindi Napapansin

Dahil malalim ang pwesto ng pancreas, late na lumalabas ang sintomas:

⚠️ Pananakit ng tiyan o likod
⚠️ Biglaang pagpayat na hindi sinasadya
⚠️ Paninilaw ng balat at mata (jaundice)
⚠️ Kawalan ng gana kumain
⚠️ Madaling mapagod
⚠️ Madilim na ihi / maputlang dumi
⚠️ Biglaang diabetes sa matatanda

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💊 Ano ang Gamutan?

Depende sa stage ng cancer:

🔹 Surgery – kung maagang nadetect
🔹 Chemotherapy – para patayin o paliitin ang cancer cells
🔹 Radiation therapy – para kontrolin ang tumor
🔹 Targeted therapy – depende sa kaso
🔹 Pain management & supportive care

Mas mataas ang tsansa ng survival kapag maagang natuklasan.

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🛡️ Paano Maiiwasan?

✔️ Itigil ang paninigarilyo
✔️ Panatilihin ang healthy weight
✔️ Kumain ng masustansyang pagkain
✔️ Limitahan ang alak
✔️ Regular check-up lalo na kung may family history
✔️ I-manage ang diabetes nang maayos

28/01/2026

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Lush, edible, and quietly communal — in Singapore, walls have begun to feed more than just the eye.

Public buildings now grow herbs and vegetables on their sides, sprouting fresh basil, mint, and leafy greens within arm’s reach. Residents are welcome to pluck what they need — a handful for dinner, a sprig for tea. It’s a city inviting its people to harvest as they go, turning blank concrete into shared abundance.

It’s nourishment built into architecture — not because hunger is widespread, but because even in dense, vertical spaces, a community can still grow sideways, and together.

24/01/2026

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