BLOODBATH - 1

20 May 2025

By Albertisement

When Vice President Sara Duterte said she wanted a bloodbath, the political class gasped. The press ran with it. The critics spun it. But to those who understand who Inday Sara truly is, it wasn’t a threat. It was a promise.

A promise that she’s not here to bow, to play safe, or to smile while daggers are being thrown at her back. She’s here to fight—not just for her name, but for every Filipino tired of seeing power weaponized against those who refuse to be tamed.

Let’s be clear: “Bloodbath” is a metaphor. A word that cuts through politeness and hypocrisy. It’s not about violence; it’s about truth that will bleed through the lies. It’s about exposing the rotten deals, the hypocrites cloaked in decency, and the masters of selective justice. The kind of bloodbath where the truth spills and the double standards drown.

Because what is more violent, really—a woman who dares to speak boldly? Or a system that uses the full machinery of the state to bring her down while ignoring its own sins?

Inday Sara is no stranger to battles. She grew up with the last name Duterte—a name loved by many, hated by some, but feared by all those who thrive in cowardice. She carries that name not as a crutch but as a compass.

Now, she stands alone in the ring. Her family is no longer in power. The very institutions her father once protected now circle back with vengeance. And yet, she says: Bring it on.

That’s leadership. Not hiding behind scripted lines. Not flinching when accused. But showing up, sleeves rolled, saying: Let’s do this. Let’s have the trial. Let’s have the bloodbath.

Because this is bigger than Inday Sara. This is a moment of reckoning—for a political culture that has grown too comfortable in silencing strength, too fragile when confronted by women who refuse to play by their rules.

Let them fear her words. Let them twist her metaphors. But we see through it. The bloodbath she invites is not chaos—it is cleansing.

Let it come.

Let the courts convene.

Let the witnesses speak.

Let the public watch.

Let every accusation be answered with fire and fact.

Because in this bloodbath of reckoning, it won’t be her who sinks—it will be the lies, the vendettas, and the corruption disguised as virtue.

Inday Sara will swim through it—head high, unbroken, and more powerful than ever.

And when it’s over, don’t be surprised if the woman they tried to drown becomes the one they beg to lead. | ALBERTisement