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Why don't you go post some truth on social media about Muslims and see what that gets you in Bongland?Blah Blah... I'm the bad guy for posting the truth.
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Why don't you go post some truth on social media about Muslims and see what that gets you in Bongland?Blah Blah... I'm the bad guy for posting the truth.
Why don't you go post some truth on social media about Muslims and see what that gets you in Bongland?
Prescription painkillers really do a number on your memory, yeah.I would but I'm too old to use social media, and I don't even remember my passwords anymore.
Prescription painkillers really do a number on your memory, yeah.
What truth would that be?Blah Blah... I'm the bad guy for posting the truth.
Fourth of July is lolcow.
That was it? Where were the tanks?
All this hoopla about a “military parade” and its just a flyover like they always fucking do? I feel like I’ve been bamboozled. Give me my tanks Trump you fuck. You brought a bunch of fucking tanks to DC and then just did a bunch of plane and helicopter flyover while you mumbled some shit from the teleprompter you fucking dickhead.
This was posted in lolcow general originallyHaha funnie reaction
That sucks, a spic getting their head smashed by a tank would've been fucking awesome.some illegal would have probably run underneath a tank and gotten their babies legs chopped off just in time for 2020, so trumps people must have wrangled the whole idea in
Throw the whole fucking lot, only idiots with no taste buds drink tea. Tastes like dirty dish water.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=hoGwEsAUMBM
The 4th of July is a big holiday for Americans as they celebrate their Independence Day.
In the Philippines, July 4 is also Filipino-American Friendship Day. One way to highlight the long-standing Philippine-U.S. alliance is to share the stories of Filipino-Americans serving in the U.S. military.
‘Most American of PH cities’ celebrates Fil-Am Day
By: Vincent Cabreza - Reporter / @Inquirer_Baguio
Inquirer Northern Luzon / 12:58 PM July 04, 2019
Baguio City, which was designed and built from the ground up by the American colonial government at the start of the 20th century, marked this year’s Filipino-American Friendship Day on Thursday (July 4) at the Malcolm Square. INQUIRER / Vincent Cabreza
BAGUIO CITY –– The “most American city” in the country commemorated Filipino-American Friendship on Thursday (July 4).
Baguio literally owes its existence to the United States, because the mountain city was designed, built and chartered as the summer capital by the American colonial government at the start of the 20th century, said Mayor Benjamin Magalong during a program at the Malcolm Square.
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Magalong said the friendship with the US was most tested in World War II “when Filipino and American soldiers stood side by side as a band of brothers, who bravely and unselfishly gave up their lives [against the invading Imperial Japanese Army].”
“But this friendship runs even deeper in the city of Baguio,” which Magalong described as “the most Americanized of all Philippine cities … whose charter was written by an American [the late Supreme Court Justice George Malcolm, founder of the University of the Philippines College of Law].”
Magalong led the annual wreath-laying ceremonies held at the busts of Malcolm at the square, Kennon Road builder Lyman Kennon at the zigzag road, and famous Chicago architect Daniel Burnham at the famous park he designed when he drew up the plans for building Baguio.
He said many roads and places in the city were named after Baguio’s American founding fathers.
Camp John Hay, for example, is named after John Milton Hay, who was the American Secretary of State when Spain sold the country to the US, sparking the Philippine-American War.
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In his speech, the mayor stressed that Burnham’s plan for the city was for a population of 25,000 residents.
It currently has about 350,000 dwellers, although the population grows to 725,366 people at day time, when students and employees living outside Baguio come to the city.
Magalong said he often prays that “this special friendship will continue to remain strong … through hell and high water by our shared love for freedom and democracy.”
Duterte ‘will definitely’ visit US — PH envoy
By: Christia Marie Ramos - Reporter / @CMRamosINQ
INQUIRER.net / 12:20 PM July 04, 2019
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Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel Romualdez. INQUIRER FILE PHOTO / LEO M. SABANGAN II.
MANILA, Philippines — President Rodrigo Duterte will “definitely” visit the United States, Philippine Ambassador to the US Jose Manuel Romualdez said.
“So far, there’s no definite date but I know that he’s (Duterte) going. So there’s no definite date but he definitely will go to the United States,” Romualdez told reporters in a chance interview during the celebration of the 243rd anniversary of the U.S. Independence Day in Makati City Wednesday night.
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“He indicated that he would like to go, but it’s just a question of timing. There’s a lot of things going on now, we have the Asean [Association of Southeast Asian Nations], we have the APEC [Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation], so we’re going to see [when], and of course it’s election in the US, that’s why,” he explained.
The President’s relationship with the US, a longtime ally of the Philippines, took a sour turn during the term of former US President Barack Obama, who has been critical of the Duterte administration’s brutal crackdown on illegal drugs.
However, his relationship with the Western power improved after Donald Trump, whom he considers his “good friend,” assumed the US presidency.
Trump even extended an invitation to Duterte during the Asean Summit in November 2017.
Duterte has time and again said he would never visit the US again, even claiming at one time that his hectic schedule was stopping him from going to America. (Editor: Jonathan P. Vicente)
Manila to conduct own probe into Chinese ‘missile tests’ in South China Sea
Pentagon had described the development as ‘disturbing’
Published: July 04, 2019 15:38Gilbert P. Felongco, Correspondent
Manila: The Philippine government will carry out its own investigations into the reported “missile tests” by China in the South China Sea the palace said on Thursday.
“We will conduct our own inquiry. Whether it is possible or not (missile launch) we will wait for the inquiry,” Presidential Spokesman Salvador Panelo said in a press briefing.
Earlier, reports came out that China had launched anti-ship ballistic missiles from one of its islands in the South China Sea recently. If true, the projectiles from these base could potentially cover a wide swathe of the sea between the Philippines, Vietnam and other countries in the area.
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The Pentagon described this development is “disturbing.”
Aside from China, the Philippines, Vietnam, Taiwan, Malaysia and Brunei claim several islets in the South China Sea and have built their own bases in these areas.
National Security Adviser Hermogenes Esperon said that while the matter is “serious” the Philippines will not “speculate” on the matter.
US Ambassador to the Philippines Sun Kim, during a press briefing on the occasion of the Philippine-American Friendship Day and anniversary of the United States’ independence called on countries to exercise restraint on the matter.
My baby cousin was born during the night, so this is going to be a different few days for us.
My condolences to your baby cousin.
He's healthy and his parents are happy, why should anybody give a shit?