Aight, so check it: They on the hunt for Senator Ronald dela Rosa, Duterte's right-hand man. ICC tryna slap cuffs on him for all that drama wit' the drug war back in the day. Word on the street is, he was chillin' in the Senate last week, thinkin' he was safe. But nah, them feds wasn't playin'. He dipped before they could grab him. Now they sayin' he on the run. This whole thing is shady, though. Like, how he just vanish like that? Somebody gotta be helpin' him out. See, this is what happens when you mess wit' powerful people. They got resources, they got connects. The ICC think they can just come in here and snatch up anybody? Nah, it don't work like that. This ain't about justice, it's about politics. They tryna make an example outta Duterte and his crew. But the streets remember how it was before. The blocks was hot, fiends runnin' wild, cops ain't doin' nothin'. Duterte came in and cleaned it up, yeah some innocent people got caught in the crossfire, but that's war. Y'all wanna talk about human rights? What about the rights of the people livin' in these neighborhoods, tryna raise their kids without fear? The government ain't never cared about us before, and they ain't care now. They just using this ICC thing as an excuse to flex. But real talk, the streets gonna do what they gotta do to survive. Politicians come and go, but the struggle stay the same. And whether it's Duterte, Marcos, or whoever else runnin' things, we gotta look out for each other. We gotta build our own communities, support our own businesses, and protect our own. Cause ain't nobody else gonna do it for us. So yeah, they huntin' Dela Rosa. But the real question is, who's huntin' for us? Who's lookin' out for the forgotten people, the ones who get caught in the crossfire of these political games? That's what we need to be focusin' on. Keep your head up, stay woke, and keep it 100. No cap.