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Ishwar
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This book is actually so interesting and I want to keep reading the next page but I only have bits of free time lately and only get a few pages in at a time. It’s really irritating me that I can’t just sit and read the whole thing in one go.
— 11 hours, 44 min ago
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Ishwar
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Chapter 7 was very heavy. The ending was perfect.
— Aug 12, 2026 01:27PM
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Ishwar
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Salvaging is a truly interesting concept. Also like how Durterte pretended he was a regular politician for a few hours before diving right back into being murderous.
— Aug 12, 2026 08:37AM
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Ishwar
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The way people fell for political cults in 2016 will be studied for a long time in the next couple decades.
— Aug 11, 2026 06:49PM
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Ishwar
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Is the entirety of Philippines governmental history just nepotism?
— Aug 11, 2026 12:18PM
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Ishwar
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It baffles me the devotion people like Lascañas can show to political leaders. There’s so much information in this book and it’s all so important. The rise of the Punisher was another great chapter. The lies, the contradictions, the levels of blatant corruption, the deflections. How many more times do we need to see this before we the people stop it?
— Aug 10, 2026 09:43PM
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Ishwar
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This was a very insightful chapter into Pat’s confirmation that she was a writer, but also how she got into trauma reporting. It ties in very well with Noynoy Aquino’s missteps; his complete lack of empathy. But also gives a really good understanding to what’s coming next. I did like the classic Filipino dark humour from Ramil. Saying of course families won’t blame him because the whole families are dead.
— Aug 09, 2026 10:11PM
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