Presidential candidate Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos claimed that galunggong or round scad, which he stressed was "for the poor," is the fish “easiest to raise.” There is no basis for his claim because research on galunggong aquaculture is still ongoing, and experts have no conclusions on its feasibility.
The statement is fake. No official documents, speeches, statements or legitimate news reports carry the text in the fabricated graphic.
The video is called a “cheap fake,” or a low-quality version of deepfakes, which are digitally altered videos or images to show people in situations that never occurred.
Muhammad Ali, arguably, was the best boxer of all time. For my generation at least. Not only could he “float like a butterfly and sting like a bee”, he was, as he was always boasting, “pretty” - while opponents like Joe Frazier were “ugly”.
All of the seven mainstream media groups called out in the post reported on his participation.
The clip does show a Bongbong-Sara motorcade, but it was neither recent nor taken at EDSA.
There was no indication of any source in the circulating posts where he made the alleged statement.
Several netizens expressed support for Marcos Jr, but others noted that the video was edited to spread “fake news”.
It has happened not just once but twice already that the Marcos camp knew about the decisions of the Commission on Elections (Comelec) ahead of the public, fueling speculations that it is getting insider information pertaining to the petitions against presidential aspirant Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr.
There is no truth to the claim that such a statement was put up at any Oxford building.
