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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

The line is from our favorite musical of all time: Les Miserables. The Filipinos simply owned the song because, like the French, the intensity of grievance towards the leadership of the nation has become unbearable. This video...

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eileenleyva @Kosgey You're welcome. Keep the music to heart. Advise pregnant women to listen to Mozart, good for the development of intelligence of foetuses.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva @ilocosboy React soon as we can. to counter the fake.

28 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

For a long time now, there has been revisionism attempts on current Philippine History. Case in point: Martial Law glorified. The millennials and Gen Z seem to believe that Martial Law was a period of peace and quiet. No my...

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eileenleyva @lady1993 Oh, that means they will have the best of eternal flames.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

Goyo is a nickname appropriate for a movie title. In Philippine culture, nicknames usually has the musical sound of NG, thus we call people Ningning, Dongdong, Trining, Goyong. For me, the hero is called Greg. And I loved him...

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eileenleyva Yes, very interesting. I am not one for Filipino films but Heneral Luna and Goyo outclassed the predictable and the slapstick.

25 Sep

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

The line is from our favorite musical of all time: Les Miserables. The Filipinos simply owned the song because, like the French, the intensity of grievance towards the leadership of the nation has become unbearable. This video...

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eileenleyva As loud, noise-like music, metallic rock can tear the heart, especially for people 28 years and near that age, so studies say.

25 Sep

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva @ilocosboy That is true. But the fake news era set in. People must learn to discern.

25 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

For a long time now, there has been revisionism attempts on current Philippine History. Case in point: Martial Law glorified. The millennials and Gen Z seem to believe that Martial Law was a period of peace and quiet. No my...

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eileenleyva Please do. The Philippines is a beautiful paradise abused by serpent, one of whom is 95 now, and the devil is afraid to welcome to hell. Pardon for the harshness of the language but this had been a lifetime of grief, and the abusers wouldn't stop.

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

For a long time now, there has been revisionism attempts on current Philippine History. Case in point: Martial Law glorified. The millennials and Gen Z seem to believe that Martial Law was a period of peace and quiet. No my...

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eileenleyva It was despicable, lady Di. The blood of martyrs have been shed throughout the archipelago, and these two devils wash their hands as if nothing atrocious happened! Primitivo Mijares wrote a book entitled Conjugal Dictatorship, his son Boyet was tortured and...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

The line is from our favorite musical of all time: Les Miserables. The Filipinos simply owned the song because, like the French, the intensity of grievance towards the leadership of the nation has become unbearable. This video...

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eileenleyva You are welcome, RasmaSandra. I need to disseminate what is happening in my country.

23 Sep

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Alian123 @Alian123 (443) 23 Sep

I always say that I don't need a man to be happy, that taking care of myself is something I can do easily. Yes I was so sure and confident, and no man can alter it. Eating by myself, walking all the way home, something I can do...

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eileenleyva Love is a magical thing, ain't it? Love pops when you least expect it. Do take care of that love but most importantly, do take care of your self still. Blessings,

23 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

For a long time now, there has been revisionism attempts on current Philippine History. Case in point: Martial Law glorified. The millennials and Gen Z seem to believe that Martial Law was a period of peace and quiet. No my...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

The line is from our favorite musical of all time: Les Miserables. The Filipinos simply owned the song because, like the French, the intensity of grievance towards the leadership of the nation has become unbearable. This video...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 23 Sep

Goyo is a nickname appropriate for a movie title. In Philippine culture, nicknames usually has the musical sound of NG, thus we call people Ningning, Dongdong, Trining, Goyong. For me, the hero is called Greg. And I loved him...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva @ilocosboy You are correct. We always follow the rule of law. But the abusive foulmouthed has executed scores of young men, on the pretense these youth are addicts, The International Court of Justice has adjudged the foulmouthed guilty of violation of human...

23 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva Yes, you are correct. Too much idolatry and politics. That is why I am encouraging people to air their sentiments, not to remain silent, to react on every misgiving. The present leadership is a foulmouth and a self-confessed killer. Just two years to destroy...

22 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva It was the anniversary of Proclamation 1081 which was officially announced on national television 22 September. Those who hail Martial Law are twisting the truth.

21 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 21 Sep

Bobby, after the Revolution of '86, JPE, Gringo and RAM staged several putsches, 9, if I am not mistaken, in Cory's six year term. In 1990, the quake crippled the North and the Central Plain, the following year, Mount Pinatubo...

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eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 19 Sep

In the 90's, the fathers were stripped off their roles as breadwinners, they became househusbands. The mothers became the pillars of the home. Eventually, the glory was given back to the fathers. The devil did not succeed....

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eileenleyva https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MFhNhFH_rIY&t=127s

20 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 19 Sep

In the 90's, the fathers were stripped off their roles as breadwinners, they became househusbands. The mothers became the pillars of the home. Eventually, the glory was given back to the fathers. The devil did not succeed....

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eileenleyva Bhem, have you forgotten me? I still pray for you. Here's what I mean anyway: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PsLRgEYf9E&t=66s

20 Sep

eileenleyva @eileenleyva (10984) • Philippines 19 Sep

In the 90's, the fathers were stripped off their roles as breadwinners, they became househusbands. The mothers became the pillars of the home. Eventually, the glory was given back to the fathers. The devil did not succeed....

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eileenleyva https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dqTTojTija8

20 Sep

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