Ramon Tulfo, isiniwalat ang umano’y “tunay na pangyayari” sa Senado

Published 14 May 2026 at 3:35 PM

by Josh Medina

3 min read

Ramon Tulfo shared a post citing a source claiming to reveal what allegedly happened during a Senate shooting incident
The source alleged that 37 shots came from Senate sergeant-at-arms personnel under Mao Aplasca
It was also claimed that no shots were fired by NBI agents during the incident
The post included strong accusations involving political figures and alleged motives behind the commotion

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Ramon Tulfo has drawn public attention after sharing a post containing a message from a source claiming to reveal what allegedly happened during a Senate shooting incident. The post quickly circulated online due to its detailed and controversial claims involving multiple political figures and security personnel.

Ramon Tulfo, isiniwalat ang umano’y “tunay na pangyayari” sa Senado — Photo: Ramon Tulfo
Source: Facebook

According to the message shared in the post, “Ito ang tunay na nangyari sa putukan sa Senado kagabi, ayon sa aking tweety bird.”

This suggested that the account was based on information from an unnamed source referred to as a “tweety bird.”

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The same source further claimed, “The 37 shots fired came from personnel of the Senate sergeant-at-arms under Mao Aplasca.”

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It also stated, “No shots were fired by NBI agents.”

These assertions immediately sparked debate online, as they directly addressed the roles of different security units during the incident.

The post also included a personal connection between officials, stating,

“Aplasca and Bato were classmates at the Philippine Military Academy (PMA).”

This detail added another layer to the circulating narrative, drawing attention to possible personal ties among those mentioned.

More serious allegations followed in the message, which read,

“Senate President Alan Peter Cayetano and, of course, fugitive of justice Sen. Bato staged the commotion.”

The post went further, claiming, “They wanted to gain public sympathy and call on the stupid DDS to gather outside the Senate.”

It also alleged political motivations behind the incident, stating,

“Ayaw rin ni Cayetano na matuloy ang impeachment ni VP Sara kaya gumawa siya ng scenario, ayon sa aking tweet-tweet.”

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The message ended with a provocative remark,

“Basta bading madrama, sabi ni tweety bird.”

As of now, the claims remain unverified and are part of a circulating online post attributed to an unnamed source. No official confirmation has been released regarding the allegations contained in the message.

Ramon Tulfo is a veteran Filipino journalist, radio broadcaster, and columnist best known for his long-running public service program Isumbong Mo kay Tulfo! and his hard-hitting commentary in The Philippine Star. Throughout his career, he has served as a special envoy to China and remains a high-profile figure in Philippine media, often making headlines for his controversial views and political insights.

In another report, renowned journalist Jeff Canoy emphasized on social media the vital role of reporters during high-stakes national events. His statement came after the recent shooting incident at the Philippine Senate, where media personnel remained on site despite the danger. He described journalists as the “eyes, ears, and hearts on the ground” for the public during crises, highlighting their courage and dedication in delivering real-time information under life-threatening conditions to keep citizens properly informed during emergencies and critical national situations.