Amerikanong nagbabakasyon sa Pilipinas, patay matapos barilin at pagnakawan sa Agusan del Sur

Bakit di to na news sa ibang news channel dyan sa pinas like ABS-CBN, GMA, etc??

Sa chatgpt ko lang to nabasa at ginoogle na lang. Mmmmmm.

Philippines not safe anymore talaaga kaya wala na me ganang magbakasyon or mag-settle dyan.

But I still keep praying malalampasan ng Pinas 'to.

I'm calling out to all foreigners, tourists, please do not come to our country Philippines first as much as possible. If no choice, stay in a safe area. Let's see in 2028.

#BBM #BongbongMarcos , I regretted I voted for you talaga. Sana si Manny Pacquiao na lang binoto ko.

Haist!

#FrontlinePilipinas | Binaril at ninakawan ang Amerikanong nagbabakasyon lang sa Agusan del Sur. #News5 | via Gary de Leon

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