By OPTIC Politics THE MATHEMATICS OF A LIE: HOW “SYSTEMATIC MURDER” COLLAPSES UNDER ITS OWN NUMBERS OPTIC Politics | February 27, 2026 If the Prosecution wants to call the Philippine anti-drug campaign a “systematic policy of mass murder,” then it must survive the one test it cannot evade: systems analysis. Law is not theater; it is architecture. A system is judged by its design, its dominant outputs, and its institutional logic. By that standard, the narrative now being advanced before the International Criminal Court against Rodrigo Duterte fractures under scrutiny. Official tallies show approximately 1.74 million drug personalities arrested or surrendered and processed alive through police stations and rehabilitation pathways. The Prosecution elevates 76 alleged murder cases as proof of a killing policy. When measured as a system, those alleged killings amount to roughly 0.0044% of all individuals processed. That is not the statistical footprint of extermination. It is the margin of...

Common Sense “Common sense dictates that it is political persecution. Why the rendition of FPRRD without due process and without passing through Philippine Courts? Why are there no cases filed against FPRRD in Philippine Courts? Does FPRRD control Philippine Courts and the Philippine Justice System? The prosecution wants to litigate the case outside of Philippine jurisdiction because they know the evidence to support their claim of alleged crimes against humanity or it's equivalence will not support conviction under Philippine laws. Their sole purpose is to embarrass, ridicule, and tarnish the reputation of FPRRD, to remove the Dutertes from the Philippine political equation. The prosecution witnesses, their benefactors and their sponsors are manipulating the EJK Victims families through this ICC case as a tool to achieve their political agenda.” JUSTICE NOEL G. TIJAM SUPREME COURT ASSOCIATE JUSTICE (RETIRED)

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28 February 2026   The  CSPC Performing Arts  (Camarines Sur Polytechnic Colleges), particularly the  CSPC Dance Troupe  and  Majorettes , are  active cultural groups in Nabua, Philippines . They perform at school events, career guidance activities, and local arts festivals, showcasing routines even during challenging conditions like rain. The group is associated with the  CSPC Center for Rinconada Culture and the Arts .   Facebook  +3 Key Details: Active Groups:  Dance Troupe (CDT), Majorettes. Recent Events:  2026 Art Fair performances at CSPC Villafuerte Hall. Focus:  Cultural representation, school performances, and student, specifically at Nabua National High School. Social Media:  Updates are shared on the  CSPC Performing Arts - Dance Troupe Facebook page .  

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