Gnob Baile
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Labor Day Morning
The sun rose slow—
as if it too took the day off.
#LaborDay #PagpahulaySaKabuntagon #FoodForTheSoul
The sun rose slow—
as if it too took the day off.
#LaborDay #PagpahulaySaKabuntagon #FoodForTheSoul
May 1, 2025 at 5:09 AM
Labor Day Morning
The sun rose slow—
as if it too took the day off.
#LaborDay #PagpahulaySaKabuntagon #FoodForTheSoul
The sun rose slow—
as if it too took the day off.
#LaborDay #PagpahulaySaKabuntagon #FoodForTheSoul
May 1, 2025 at 5:07 AM
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The 2025 national budget appears to prioritize political maneuvering over genuine national development. The presence of discretionary funds & cuts to critical services indicate a shift towards using the GAA as a political tool.
The 2025 national budget appears to prioritize political maneuvering over genuine national development. The presence of discretionary funds & cuts to critical services indicate a shift towards using the GAA as a political tool.
Bong Eliab
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December 18, 2024 at 6:09 AM
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The 2025 national budget appears to prioritize political maneuvering over genuine national development. The presence of discretionary funds & cuts to critical services indicate a shift towards using the GAA as a political tool.
The 2025 national budget appears to prioritize political maneuvering over genuine national development. The presence of discretionary funds & cuts to critical services indicate a shift towards using the GAA as a political tool.
This morning’s sunrise, viewed from above the clouds on the plane, was nothing short of breathtaking. It moved me—reminding me of the infinite beauty and grace surrounding us.
December 10, 2024 at 12:12 PM
This morning’s sunrise, viewed from above the clouds on the plane, was nothing short of breathtaking. It moved me—reminding me of the infinite beauty and grace surrounding us.
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Anyone who values human rights has to feel relief at the departure of the Assad regime. But hard-line Islamists” could be empowered. “So two cheers for the overthrow of al-Assad, but be vigilant about what comes next.”
I’d give 2.75 cheers myself.
www.nytimes.com/2024/12/08/o...
Opinion | The Winners and Losers Following the Fall of al-Assad
Two cheers for the end of the regime, but be wary of what happens next.
www.nytimes.com
December 9, 2024 at 12:28 PM
Anyone who values human rights has to feel relief at the departure of the Assad regime. But hard-line Islamists” could be empowered. “So two cheers for the overthrow of al-Assad, but be vigilant about what comes next.”
I’d give 2.75 cheers myself.
www.nytimes.com/2024/12/08/o...