#kakampink

Dapat hindi na pumapayag ang mga Pilipino na ma kidnap rin si Bato Dela Rosa ng International Criminal Court (ICC), e. Kaya lumalaki ang Ulo ng mga Kakampinks at Loyalistanga. Once na nakidnap rin yang si Bato e malabo na ring makakauwi yan gaya ni Digong.

Tingin ko ang mga New People's Army (NPA) ang nagsusulong niyan, e. Minamadali nila ahead sa planong Rally ng Iglesia ni Cristo (INC) at ibang mga Grupo kasi kung sakaling me mangyari nga e mawawala ang Tsansa nilang maipakulong rin sina Bato at Bong Go.

I just created an Account and Community on Reddit, see below for the Links to them. I did so because I got tired of seeing all the Kakampink Content there and I thought it could use some Contrarian Views also. Somebody urged me to have a Presence there several Years ago, but I declined due to a number of Reasons.

First is because Reddit is likely a Creation of the United States (US) Intelligence Services, designed to leak Information or for other Propaganda Purposes. Hence it is tightly controlled to mostly follow the US’ Propaganda Narratives.

They only allow “Opposition” for show, as Token of their supposed adherence to Democracy. Second is that Reddit has been known to reveal the exact Locations of its Users, it had been used that Way to trace Individuals.

But lately I just thought, I don’t care anymore, I just want some opposing Views there so People will not be thoroughly Brainwashed. I will be reposting there my Content from here, I will also be reposting unique Reddit Content that I see on my Reddit Feed.

LINKS:

rhk111 Reddit Account

After being protected from the recent “People Power” Attempt last September 21, 2025 by the combined Forces of the United States (US), Kakampinks and the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), the Administration of Bong Bong Marcos (BBM) is now intensifying attacks on the Duterte Camp to try to finish them off.

This is evident by the forced involvement of Senators belonging to the Opposition like Joel Villanueva, Jinggoy Estrada and Chiz Escudero. Escudero’s Wife, Heart Evangelista has been under heavy attack on the Social Media just so the Kakampinks and the CPP can attack Chiz indirectly.

Two days ago, I finally got a chance to watch Ramona Diaz's documentary And So It Begins, which premiered at Sundance earlier this year. I expected it to be like a throwback Thursday—something to bring back memories of the 2022 people's campaign, maybe even with a bit of nostalgia. I thought it would be a straightforward documentary about the hustle and bustle of that crazy election season. But after watching it, I realized it’s more than just a trip down memory lane. The documentary digs deeper, peeling back the layers of an event that, for many of us, was more than just a campaign; it was a turning point.

It got me thinking about how the campaign, the results, and the aftermath have shaped me, not just as a voter but as someone who genuinely cares about where our country is headed. Now, I’m not saying I’m out here waving flags every day and shouting "Uy, Philippines!!", but something in me shifted as the end credits rolled and the lights in the theater came back on.

I won’t lie—there’s a part of me that feels a deep sadness about the current state of our country. The election results weren’t what many of us hoped for, and today has been a constant reminder of that—the “kasamaan vs. kadiliman” battle that’s playing out in the current political scene, with an in-heat senator, an arrogant and delusional public servant dodging transparency, a family more invested in F1 races than governance, and a circus of clowns who unfortunately hold power up to this day. It feels like the entire country, including the 15 million+ who didn’t want this outcome is caught in the crossfire.

One thing that really stood out to me while watching And So It Begins was my disbelief at how many people still buy into the lies—the fake news, the glorification of a “golden era” that was anything but, and the intimidation tactics used against those who dare to speak the truth. It’s a reminder that our country still has such a long way to go before we can hope to see real change and elect genuine public servants.

This has led to some changes in how I interact online. There's this one social media who climbed its way up lately which I used to repost memes and funny content without much thought, but now I find myself "reposting" videos about the Senate hearings and other political issues. It might seem small, but I believe that spreading these messages, events, or short commentaries help the truth reach new audiences, even those who don’t follow me. Maybe, just maybe, the algorithm will work in favor of the truth.

After the election results, we vowed, “hindi na muling pipikit,” and that’s a promise I intend to keep. Like Taylor also said, “We gotta do it ourselves.” It’s up to us to fight back and push for the change we want to see, because clearly, they’re not going to do it for us.

This is a reminder to myself, and to my fellow Kakampinks as well, to never give up on our country. Just as those before us never wavered, we have to keep the fight alive. Our history is filled with people who stood their ground, even when the odds seemed impossible. They kept their hope burning, and now it’s our turn.

In the end, this isn’t just about the country—it’s also about who I am and what values I uphold. So, no matter how radical loving is, I’m going to keep pushing forward and be a light to others. 🌸

Sincerely,