The fight is not over yet! The TRUTH will PREVAIL!

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Human Error, "Machine Error", Zero Transparency, Armed Intimidation, People defrauded of their right to Suffrage, Pre-Filled Ballots. Massive Vote-Buying, Precinct Watchers Mauled and Murdered, Abnormally high number of Undervotes and Missing Votes, strange vote patterns indicative of fraud, Illegal introduction of hashcode.

Evidence after evidence of fraud both digital and logistical. Videos of fraud and testimonials of many whistleblowers coming out of the woodwork but IGNORED by Comelec and Big Yellow Media. Notice how Comelec and Pimentel et all tried to HURRY THE CANVASS THING ALONG SO QUICKLY there's no time to pause and really hash through the anomalies?  This was a BS scheme that totally dismissed the true will of the people. Check it out.  If anything proves Comelec and the NBOC don't really care, respect or honor the Filipino people, this has got to be it.  They just DON'T CARE about us.  This was all about THEM.  Remember.

That so called count is not a valid count.  I do not recognize the count that was just "completed".  The count is NOT yet the proclamation. BBM and team are not giving up and fighting all the way to contest matters and I am 100% fighting with them.  I assure you this fight is not over despite those announcing that it is so.

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Maria Victoria V. Ferro as posted on Facebook:
https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=10154299561421495&id=522171494

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  1. MaribelMay 27, 2016 at 11:16 PM

    The fight is not over yet. BBM shall file an electoral protest because he does not have a single ally in NBOC or in the joint canvassing. They said their duty is ministerial in nature. I just hope Digong would not give Leni any post and leave her out in the cold.

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  2. AnonymousMay 28, 2016 at 3:15 AM

    SHAME for those cheaters like traydor benigno(grand fathers util son & corikong) aquino and bias media and comelec.

    SHAME ON YOU LENI ROBREDO
    DUDURAAN KO MUKA MO PG NKTA KITA
    TANDAAN MO YAN

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    1. UnknownMay 28, 2016 at 2:44 PM

      Sobrang ambisyosa yang leni " Lugaw queen " robredo na yan...nakakakulo ng dugo ang mukha nya...pasuyo ako paki sampal na rin pag nakita mo

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