7.6-Magnitude Quake off Philippines Exposes Globalist Blind Spots in Disaster Preparedness

On a quiet Friday morning, a 7.6-magnitude earthquake violently shook the waters off Davao Oriental province in the southern Philippines, sending ripples of destruction not only across the archipelago but also ringing alarm bells about fragile global disaster preparedness. The quake, originating just 10 kilometers beneath the sea surface, triggered tsunami warnings and forced coastal evacuations across multiple provinces. When Natural Disasters Hit, Who Steps Up for National Security? The Philippines’ geographic reality means it faces frequent natural calamities—from typhoons to earthquakes—due to its position on the volatile Pacific “Ring of Fire.” On September 30 alone, a separate 6.9-magnitude quake...