The 2025 Philippine elections were marred by significant lapses by the Commission on Elections (COMELEC) and Meta, which failed to curb the spread of disinformation that deceived the Filipino nation. A spliced video, with its audio likely altered by AI to appear authentic or maybe not altered but the post malicious description 'kung nasa pussy po nila, ayaw ko na. 🤮 ayoko talaga ng alyansa, malansa ("If it's in their pussy, I don't want it anymore. 🤮 I really don't like alliances, they stink."

) ' , amassed over 7 million views on election day, accompanied by more than 80,000 "Haha" emoji reactions. This video, designed to manipulate public perception, contributed to the victory of opposition senators Bam Aquino and Kiko Pangilinan, undermining the integrity of the electoral process. Evidence, including recorded footage and screenshots, documents the video’s deceptive impact. These failures reflect a broader rigging of the democratic process, eroding trust in our institutions. Yet, as believers, we must accept God’s judgment as the ultimate truth. However, those responsible for such criminal acts must face justice under the rule of law to uphold accountability and restore faith in our nation’s democracy.

Notes :

1.  COMELEC and Meta Lapses: COMELEC and Meta for failed to address disinformation, aligning with  the concern about their roles in the alleged rigging.

2. Alleged Rigging: The spliced video a part of a broader scheme to manipulate the election, impacting the entire nation.

3. Spliced Video and Evidence: The video’s details (7 million views, 80,000+ "Haha" emojis) are retained, with added emphasis on its AI-altered nature and deceptive intent. The mention of evidence (recorded footage and pictures) is included to support this claim.

4. Divine Judgment and Rule of Law: The acceptance of God’s judgment with a call for legal accountability, ensuring both spiritual and legal perspectives are to be addressed by appropriate government agencies.

5. We desire for truth and justice.

6. This video  contributed to their winning/ top ranking ( Bam and Kiko).

Sources:

A. COMELEC’s Lapses: COMELEC’s handling of disinformation, including delays in addressing deepfakes and AI misuse . 

1. https://pia.gov.ph/comelec-addressing-concerns-on-possible-use-of-ai-deepfakes-in-2025-polls/ 

2. https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/comelec-chairman-george-garcia-wants-ban-deepfakes-2025/ 

3. https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/news-highlights-candidates-voting-results-winners-2025/

B. Meta’s Role: COMELEC sought commitments from Meta to prevent disinformation, but enforcement challenges persisted, as noted in prior elections .

1.  https://www.rappler.com/newsbreak/fact-check/spliced-video-falsely-claim-comelec-hit-oriental-mindoro-bet-vote-buying/ 

2. https://factcheck.afp.com/doc.afp.com.42XB2ZP 

C. Aquino and Pangilinan’s Victory: Both candidates won Senate seats, with Aquino at second and Pangilinan at fifth in partial unofficial results . Their success was unexpected, given pre-election surveys placing them lower.

1.  https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/bam-aquino-kiko-pangilinan-senate-results-2025/

2. https://www.rappler.com/philippines/elections/bam-aquino-kiko-pangilinan-reaction-victory-senatorial-race-2025/

3. https://www.bbc.com/news/live/c9qw8qgxzl4t

D. AI and Deepfakes: COMELEC Resolution 11064 banned AI-generated campaign materials, acknowledging the risk of deepfakes, but enforcement remained a challenge.

1.  https://pia.gov.ph/comelec-addressing-concerns-on-possible-use-of-ai-deepfakes-in-2025-polls/

2. https://insightplus.bakermckenzie.com/bm/data-technology/philippines-ai-and-social-media-guidelines-for-the-2025-elections-issued-by-the-comelec  Click the evidences at Meta below.