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Fact.philes @know.more A Filipino villager smiled for a photo after learning the tree he planted 35 years ago helped stop a bus from falling off a cliff, saving 37 lives.

Fact.philes @know.more A Filipino villager smiled for a photo after learning the tree he planted 35 years ago helped stop a bus from falling off a cliff, saving 37 lives.

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A Japanese soldier spent 29 years hiding in the jungles of the Philippines because he believed WWII had never ended. He refused to surrender until he received official orders from his commanding officer.

A Japanese soldier spent 29 years hiding in the jungles of the Philippines because he believed WWII had never ended. He refused to surrender until he received official orders from his commanding officer.

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YOUR DAILY UPDATES FACTS & NEWS. should have that in US. NEWS. THE PHILIPPINES JUST PROPOSED EXECUTING CORRUPT POLITICIANS BY FIRING SQUAD FOR STEALING PUBLIC FUNDS.

YOUR DAILY UPDATES FACTS & NEWS. should have that in US. NEWS. THE PHILIPPINES JUST PROPOSED EXECUTING CORRUPT POLITICIANS BY FIRING SQUAD FOR STEALING PUBLIC FUNDS.

avatar Olivia Veqqie

What if I told you there's a mall in the Philippines where stray dogs are allowed to sleep inside and eat for free? Yep, at Ayala Malls. These furry friends aren't chased away. Instead, guards and staff make sure they're safe, fed, and comfy right inside the mall. From cats napping on benches to dogs chilling near the food court, everyone's welcome

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They thought the cameras were turned off and said this. there are children okay. You though the Epstein Files were bad... while everybody's talking about the Epstein files drop, I saw this, and it's sickening and infuriating. They thought the cameras were turned off and said this. this one's in Thailand. have you beautiful beautiful beautiful beaut

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A Japanese soldier fought WWII for 29 years after it ended. Hidden in the Philippine jungle, Hiroo Onoda dismissed surrender leaflets as fake. He only laid down his arms in 1974 after his former commanding officer personally gave him the order.

A Japanese soldier fought WWII for 29 years after it ended. Hidden in the Philippine jungle, Hiroo Onoda dismissed surrender leaflets as fake. He only laid down his arms in 1974 after his former commanding officer personally gave him the order.

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