Bisdak na insik Vlog

17/05/2026

Ang binabantayan Lang Nila ang bibig ni Fprd. Pero Yung mga decente kuno manalita pero kurap Naman. Mas masahol pa Yan sa hayop! Fprd is not perfect but he is effective in governing!! Period!!

16/05/2026

Klaro Nanang daog daan.. Mao na pwerting pang daot ana Nila. Hugawhugawan gyud bah para silay mo saka. 😂

15/05/2026

Kanus.a man ta makakitag ingon ani nga balita usab oe. Wala gyud Kay maayo nakita sa mga balita rn ni BBM. Wai asenso ang pilipinas!!

The World Bank has finally tagged the Philippines as “fastest-growing economy in the ASEAN” up until 2020 and is no longer the ‘sick man of Asia’.

This significant attainment is brought about by the Country’s economic growth trail of a record-breaking $ 10-Billion worth of Net Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in 2017. According to Central Bank of the Philippines(BSP), all major FDI Components registered have increased including Equity Capital, Reinvestment of Earnings, Associate’s Borrowings with a forecasted 3-year growth trend of up to 8%.

Pronouncement from BSP stated: “Investors continue to view the country as a favorable investment destination on the back of the country’s sound macroeconomic fundamentals and growth prospects”.


https://bit.ly/2KWCJf1

https://business.mb.com.ph/2018/03/12/ph-fdi-hits-record-10-b-in-2017/

15/05/2026

Pilit pinapababa si SP Cayetano dahil takot silang maimbistigahan ang flood control!!

15/05/2026

15/05/2026

Sa sobra ninyung kugod sa mga duterte ug mga allies Nila ni nindot ba atong economiya mga waa mo!
ICC ra inyung daganan Kay wa Moy chance sa 2028!!

15/05/2026

Usapa na ninyu mga cgeg ingon EJK diha oe! Awa atong mga economiya mag kapa-kapa na. Puro Lang mo gukod sa mga duterte ug mga kauban.
Kung inyu pang trabahuon pasakahon atong economiya mas daghan maka benepisyo Karon!

THROWBACK ARTICLE FLYING KETCHUP:

“The World Bank has finally tagged the Philippines as “fastest-growing economy in the ASEAN” up until 2020 and is no longer the ‘sick man of Asia’.

This significant attainment is brought about by the Country’s economic growth trail of a record-breaking $ 10-Billion worth of Net Foreign Direct Investments (FDI) in 2017. According to Central Bank of the Philippines(BSP), all major FDI Components registered have increased including Equity Capital, Reinvestment of Earnings, Associate’s Borrowings with a forecasted 3-year growth trend of up to 8%.

Pronouncement from BSP stated: “Investors continue to view the country as a favorable investment destination on the back of the country’s sound macroeconomic fundamentals and growth prospects”.


https://bit.ly/2KWCJf1

https://business.mb.com.ph/2018/03/12/ph-fdi-hits-record-10-b-in-2017/

15/05/2026

Murag sayang Mani akong Netflix Kay wa may lami mga salida Ron. Sa politika Kay nindot Kay sagol DRAMA, SUSPENSE , ACTION! 😂