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As "Jihadi John," he was a terrifying figure, his identity concealed by a black mask, his threatening tone backed up by his oversize, serrated knife and his willingness to use it in the name of Islamic State and its self-declared caliphate.

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The Makati demonstration had personalities who hated each other "uniting" against somebody they hated more, GMA, and whom they want to topple – each for their own reasons. Indeed, some were even sincere.


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