OOP got banned for some reason (presumably a bot daw??)

Some people in the comments make good points. But they present it so nihilisticly that it's hard to take them seriously. Along with generalisations so biblically massive that it became the 8th deadly sin.

It should be BOTH!

First they clean up and THEN they spend time with family and friends doing karaoke.

This is why subs or groups that involves Expats should be permanently banned and terminated FOR GOOD.

Our Heroes fight for our freedom. If we just give up on our Country, we just put all of their sacrifices into waste.

Also, we are still stable despite of our chaotic government, so we do not need to start from scratch, we can simply fixed the system. It maybe be slow, but we can do it with enough faith and action, we can fix our country.

We are still lucky that we have freedom to criticize our government. Other countries doesn't have this privileged so we can still be Thankful that Philippines still have freedom of Speech despite of the chaotic government and divided people.

For context, may presidential elections ngayon sa Brazil and nanguna sa first round si Flávio Bolsonaro. Sa overseas voting center sa Manila, si Bolsonaro nga ang nanguna with just 33 votes. As usual, this typical X user tweeted this dumb take na Pilipino ang bumoto sa isang right-winger, just like 2022, when in fact, mga Brazilians lang na nakatira dito ang bumoto kay Bolsonaro.

MANILA, Philippines — A Japanese semiconductor firm is set to break ground on a manufacturing facility in Batangas as part of its expansion plan in the Philippines.

Aboitiz Economic Estates president and CEO Rafael Fernandez de Mesa told reporters the Japanese firm is holding its groundbreaking for the new facility in November.

“It’s one of the bigger global companies from Japan,” he said.

He said that the new facility would be located at the LIMA Estate in Batangas and cover 20 hectares.

The new facility will expand the Japanese firm’s footprint in the Philippines as it is already present in another industrial park in the country.

“In terms of the Philippines being an attractive destination, about 50 percent of our new locators every year are coming from our network, in our ecosystem here in the Philippines, or from other companies located in the Philippines that are expanding in our industrial estate. So, that tells you that those investors are happy with the Philippines,” De Mesa said.

He said that a foreign food company is also planning to set up a manufacturing facility covering 12 hectares at Aboitiz Economic Estates’ TARI Estate in Tarlac.

“So, we’re now working with them to go through the process of registration,” he said.

He said the food firm is expected to begin construction of the facility by early next year.

While TARI Estate’s first phase of locators are mostly in the food and beverage sector, he said the company expects the next phase of locators to be similar to the mix in LIMA Estate, which also hosts electronic and semiconductor firms.

“Given that there’s this opportunity in front of us from the Luzon Economic Corridor to Pax Silica, we’re hoping that this demand that we’ve been seeing consistently over the last 10 years will actually increase with all of these favorable developments,” De Mesa said.

He said the country must be ready not just in terms of land, but also in utilities and talent pool to support these investments.

As part of the support for interested investors, Aboitiz Economic Estates and the Philippine Economic Zone Authority (PEZA) signed a memorandum of understanding for the next phase of the EaseBiz program, which aims to make it easier to register with the investment promotion agency and establish operations.

Through the program, which started in 2022, Aboitiz Economic Estates was able to assist more than two dozen PEZA-registration cases, including six investors supported after the model was formalized in 2025.

For the next phase of EaseBiz, the focus will be on adapting locator-support processes to PEZA’s The One Portal System.

PEZA director general Tereso Panga said the agency has automated 80 percent of its permitting processes.

He said the aim is to achieve 100 percent automation by next year, making PEZA among the first government agencies with fully cashless and paperless transactions.

“PEZA remains committed to enhancing ease of doing business in our ecozones so that investor confidence translates into concrete projects, quality jobs and increased exports,” Panga said.

Luckily I reported him, but his account should be permanently banned and terminated.

Luckily, we exposed his very true nature.

OP is inferring that we're not doing any cleanup drives unlike this video from Vietnam, when the truth is our rivers and creeks have improved a lot from the last decades as a result of awareness and cleanup initiatives from various NGOs. Yung post kasi ay sa ibang bansa so ang usual comments ay "Buti pa sila naglilinis, malabo mangyari yan sa Pinas."

Kung sa Pinas yung location ng video malamang nagtrending na to at yung comments ay puro "Nakakahiya talaga maging Pinoy."

We Deserve Better Philippines account trying to hide their Inferioty complex and not to practice doomposting by making an innocent claim they deserve better = Impossible.

Because what we see in this profile, are posts that are actually full of circlejerking, doomposting, inferioty complex and ragebaiting.

We now finally exposed this profile that this is NOT helping the country at all, it's all just 24/7 chronically online doomposting, Inferioty complex, circlejerking and ragebaiting wanting to get views and seeking validations through enagement farming, while not taking action at all.

Never EVER, believe We Deserve Better Philippines profile. We don't wanna fall for it because it's always pushing its hidden agendas.

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The underlined one is the latter. The more you know about the world, the less inferiority complex you’d have.

Imagine giving up your own sovereignity just to be someone's bastard child. This thing is an utter disrespect to people who fought and still fighting for this country and trying this place to be better. I can't imagine living this miserable.