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April 17th, 2019 05:30 PM #81Bakit iyong mga bagong motorcycles ng manila police may kasamang chinese flags - tapos nauna pa sa flag natin!
iyong mga bigay naman ng mga hapon na montero sport para sa pnp walang ganyan 😬
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April 17th, 2019 05:49 PM #82Went to the commission on Filipino overseas for a seminar and the speaker said the same. I love the USA too
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April 17th, 2019 06:54 PM #83arent you anti trump? lol
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Went to the commission on Filipino overseas for a seminar and the speaker said the same. I love the USA too Food and shopping!
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April 17th, 2019 06:56 PM #84I am but he's not the USA [emoji14] Originally Posted by StockEngine
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April 28th, 2019 10:26 AM #85China is doing is unforgivable things to our seas. All for greed, for money, and this has been going on for many years now.
""What are they doing?" I asked the boatman.
"They are using their propellers to break the reef," he said.
Again I was sceptical. The only way to see for sure was to get in the water.
It was murky and filled with dust and sand. I could just make out a steel propeller spinning in the distance on the end of long shaft, but it was impossible to tell exactly how the destruction was being carried out.
The result was clear, though. Complete devastation.
This place had once been a rich coral ecosystem. Now the sea floor was covered in a thick layer of debris, millions of smashed fragments of coral, white and dead like bits of bone.
swam on and on. In every direction the destruction stretched for hundreds of metres, piles and piles of shattered white coral branches. It seemed so illogical. Why would fishermen, even poachers, destroy a whole coral system like this?
Then, down below me, I spotted two of the poachers, wearing masks and trailing long breathing hoses behind them. They were manhandling something heavy.
As they struggled up the sandy underwater slope, through a stream of bubbles, I caught sight of what they were carrying - a massive giant clam, at least 1m (3ft) across.
They dropped it on to a pile near their boat. Next to it lay three others they had pulled out earlier. Clams of this size are probably 100 years old, and - as I discovered later on an internet auction site - can sell for between $1,000 (£665) and $2,000 a pair.
We motored out to a group of much larger fishing boats anchored just off the reef. These are "mother ships" to the small poacher boats on the reef. On board the big boats I could see hundreds of clam shells stacked high. "
Original Article -- Why are Chinese fishermen destroying coral reefs in the South China Sea? - BBC News
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April 29th, 2019 10:00 AM #86Seen on the facade of ayala owned seda hotel in davao city
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May 10th, 2019 11:17 PM #87
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May 11th, 2019 05:05 AM #88 Originally Posted by _Cathy_
Went to the commission on Filipino overseas for a seminar and the speaker said the same. I love the USA too Food and shopping!
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Just how is -6 considered neutral? Kalokohan naman tong SWS
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May 25th, 2019 03:52 PM #90Please make it happen🙏
BIR orders Pogo firms to pay P4.4B in Chinese workers' taxes | Inquirer Business
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