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“All under control”? Let us be clear: you cannot take control of something that is not yours. What the China Coast Guard calls “control measures in accordance with the law” is neither control nor lawful. It is not effective jurisdiction — it is attempted theft through the excessive illegal...

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Jay Tarriela

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Jay Tarriela

39,065 views • 7 months ago

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This is the China Coast Guard 3103 operating illegally at a distance of 93 nautical miles off the coast of Zambales. In its radio communications with the Philippine Coast Guard vessel, BRP Cabra, it is clear that the Chinese Communist Party is disregarding international law while arrogantly asserting jurisdiction over these waters, which are well beyond the People's Republic of China's baseline. Without needing to emphasize the key points of the 2016 Arbitral Award, which invalidated their nine-dash line claim, it’s evident that anyone with a sound mind, genuinely concerned about preserving peace and stability in the region, would acknowledge that their presence in the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone is both barbaric and illegitimate. Furthermore, their threats against the legitimate presence of the Philippines conducting maritime patrols—warning that if we do not leave, they will take necessary measures and we will bear the consequences—clearly indicate China’s desire to impose a new order that undermines the rules-based international system. They appear intent on reverting to a system where might dictates what is deemed right, allowing powerful countries to impose their interests at the expense of others' rights and jurisdictions.

Jay Tarriela

38,512 views • 1 year ago

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Jay Tarriela

14,649 views • 1 year ago

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When the Philippine Coast Guard detected the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard vessel 5901, positioned 54 nautical miles off the coast of Capones Island, Zambales, using Canada's Dark Vessel Detection (DVD) system, Admiral Ronnie Gil Gavan, the PCG Commandant, promptly dispatched BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) along with a PCG Helicopter and PCG Caravan to verify the incursion and assert their presence. By around 1700H this afternoon, MRRV 4409 and the PCG Caravan confirmed that the Chinese vessel was indeed in the area identified by the DVD. The PCG vessel and aircraft continuously challenged the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard, emphasizing that it was operating within the Philippines' Exclusive Economic Zone (EEZ) in accordance with the Philippine Maritime Zones Law and UNCLOS. As of 2000H this evening, BRP Cabra (MRRV-4409) continues to monitor the Chinese vessel as it heads west, now 85 nautical miles away from Zambales. The PCG remains committed to closely monitoring this Chinese Coast Guard vessel to ensure that Filipino fishermen can operate safely and without harassment within our Exclusive Economic Zone.

Jay Tarriela

98,898 views • 1 year ago

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Jay Tarriela

14,201 views • 1 year ago

This is brutal 🤣🔥 🇺🇸Trump at 2:00 PM: "I am telling you the Strait of Hormuz is open and 100% under my control." 🇮🇷Araghchi at 2:05 PM: "The Strait of Hormuz cannot be controlled by tweeting from your AC room. It is under the control of our army, which is on the ground 24/7."🔥🤣 Araghchi is the most savage leader👏
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This is brutal 🤣🔥 🇺🇸Trump at 2:00 PM: "I am telling you the Strait of Hormuz is open and 100% under my control." 🇮🇷Araghchi at 2:05 PM: "The Strait of Hormuz cannot be controlled by tweeting from your AC room. It is under the control of our army, which is on the ground 24/7."🔥🤣 Araghchi is the most savage leader👏

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49,751 views • 9 days ago

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🚨 BREAKING: TENSIONS SPIKE AT SCARBOROUGH SHOAL A serious confrontation is unfolding near Scarborough Shoal. Chinese vessels are reportedly confronting Filipino fishing boats inside the Philippines’ Exclusive Economic Zone. In response, the Philippine Coast Guard has deployed: 2 coast guard vessels 5 patrol boats Facing them: Multiple China Coast Guard ships Dozens of maritime militia vessels A People's Liberation Army Navy warship This is not routine activity. It’s a show of force in one of the most contested areas in the South China Sea. And the risk is clear: When civilian vessels, coast guards, and naval forces all converge… One miscalculation can trigger something much bigger. This is a flashpoint. And it’s heating up.

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84,759 views • 5 months ago

Trump said China was trying to control the Panama Canal and vowed not to let China succeed. But some things cannot be obtained by threats, invasions, bombings, or cowboy speeches in front of a costume audience. Panama already learned that. Washington pushed it to tear up commercial certainty, raid a Chinese-linked company, and play canal-sovereignty theater for American applause. Then the bill arrived. China does not need to “take over” the Panama Canal. China only needs to remind Panama that trade is not a one-way favor, contracts are not stage props, and selling your spine to Washington is not free. The U.S. can shout. The U.S. can threaten. The U.S. can put on another hat and pretend it still owns the hemisphere. But it cannot unload Panama’s cargo. It cannot restore Panama’s credibility. It cannot make Chinese maritime and commercial power disappear. America thinks power is taking. China understands power is making others realize what they already depend on. Panama chose the leash. Now it is discovering that Washington’s leash comes with no insurance.
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Trump said China was trying to control the Panama Canal and vowed not to let China succeed. But some things cannot be obtained by threats, invasions, bombings, or cowboy speeches in front of a costume audience. Panama already learned that. Washington pushed it to tear up commercial certainty, raid a Chinese-linked company, and play canal-sovereignty theater for American applause. Then the bill arrived. China does not need to “take over” the Panama Canal. China only needs to remind Panama that trade is not a one-way favor, contracts are not stage props, and selling your spine to Washington is not free. The U.S. can shout. The U.S. can threaten. The U.S. can put on another hat and pretend it still owns the hemisphere. But it cannot unload Panama’s cargo. It cannot restore Panama’s credibility. It cannot make Chinese maritime and commercial power disappear. America thinks power is taking. China understands power is making others realize what they already depend on. Panama chose the leash. Now it is discovering that Washington’s leash comes with no insurance.

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22,320 views • 1 month ago

The situation in the Darfur city El Fasher (الفاشر) is extremely concerning. It's the last city not under control by the dangerous Rapid Support Forces and has been a safe haven for those fleeing attacks by the RSF. It is now a city under siege and in a grave situation. /1
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The situation in the Darfur city El Fasher (الفاشر) is extremely concerning. It's the last city not under control by the dangerous Rapid Support Forces and has been a safe haven for those fleeing attacks by the RSF. It is now a city under siege and in a grave situation. /1

Benjamin Strick

74,088 views • 2 years ago

One of the most significant movements for animals in China in recent years, sparked by the tragic death of Wangwang, is now spreading around the world. Their message is clear: animal cruelty should not only be condemned, but it should also be punished under the law ✊
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One of the most significant movements for animals in China in recent years, sparked by the tragic death of Wangwang, is now spreading around the world. Their message is clear: animal cruelty should not only be condemned, but it should also be punished under the law ✊

PETA

65,772 views • 26 days ago

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Jay Tarriela

417,437 views • 2 years ago

Forget everything what it says. It is all BS. Just check out the thumb of his right hand. Nobody can tell me that this is not weird. This guy is clearly not in control of his extremities. I made a cutout of the video and increased speed. Parkinson much?
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Forget everything what it says. It is all BS. Just check out the thumb of his right hand. Nobody can tell me that this is not weird. This guy is clearly not in control of his extremities. I made a cutout of the video and increased speed. Parkinson much?

(((Tendar)))

665,029 views • 3 years ago

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Jay Tarriela

41,392 views • 1 year ago

Draw a circle. Inside, write what's in your control today. Outside, what isn't. The two minutes it takes might help you manage your emotions and remember that taking care of your mental health is within your control. Share a photo of it in the comments below and help others see that they're not alone. #OnMyMind
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UNICEF

78,249 views • 27 days ago