All the money moving through the casino is done in China, and the Philippine tax authorities are not aware of the profits, so most of it is not paid to the Philippines.

The way they do it is they rent a house on the outskirts of Manila, and have dozens of people stay there, bring their whole family, and do not hire any Filipinos except for the driver, and they only spend money on rent and daily necessities, so the Philippines hardly benefits.

The only people who benefit from the casino are the state-run casino corporation, and only those in the political world benefit, which I have criticized for a long time, but with the change in President Marcos, the vested interests structure has changed, and finally the person who will receive the vested interests of the government that receives the vested interests has been decided.

I think the next politician who will receive the vested interests has been decided.

It seems that those around Marcos are now desperate to get their hands on the vested interests, and I knew that Marcos was a money-rich family.

The people will eventually understand, but the smell of huge corruption is starting to smell.

There are so many people flocking to the family, so there's no doubt that the country will continue to lose money.