In a political landscape often defined by rumors and whispers, few things cut through the noise like a direct revelation from a veteran journalist. Ramon “Mon” Tulfo, a name synonymous with hard-hitting commentary and deep insider sources, has just sent shockwaves through the Philippines with a startling disclosure. According to Tulfo, a “dark plan” aimed at destabilizing the administration of President Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr. (PBBM) was intercepted just in time. The alleged plot, hatched in the shadows of a private club in Quezon City, targeted a specific date for its execution: November 30. As the nation breathes a collective sigh of relief, questions are mounting about who was behind this conspiracy and how close they actually came to succeeding.

The details of the alleged plot read like pages torn from a political thriller. Tulfo reports that a clandestine meeting took place last Sunday at the Quezon City Sports Club. This was not a casual gathering of friends; it was a strategic assembly of political operators, former mayors, and councilors, many of whom are identified as stalwarts of the “DDS” (Diehard Duterte Supporters) faction. These individuals, described by Tulfo as having been “asleep” for some time, were reportedly reawakened for a specific mission. The atmosphere was secretive—no media, no press releases, just a quiet convergence of power players with a singular agenda: to shake the foundations of the current government.

The primary objective of this group, as revealed by Tulfo’s sources, was a tactical strike against the leadership of the House of Representatives. The plan allegedly involved a concerted effort to convince congressmen to oust the current Speaker, Martin Romualdez. In his place, they aimed to install former President and current Representative Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo. The logic behind this move is cold and calculated: by controlling the Speakership, the opposition would effectively control the legislative agenda of the House. This “Plan A” was designed to cripple the administration’s legislative support and isolate the President.

However, the conspiracy did not stop at a simple change of leadership in Congress. Tulfo’s intel suggests a far more sinister “Plan B.” The group was reportedly banking on a massive rally scheduled for November 30, 2025. If this rally failed to gain the traction needed to force a political shift, or if the maneuver to replace Speaker Romualdez stalled, the group would allegedly pivot to their ultimate goal: the impeachment of President Marcos Jr. This escalation was meant to be swift and decisive, utilizing the momentum of public unrest and legislative gridlock to challenge the President’s mandate directly.

The significance of the date, November 30, cannot be overstated. Traditionally celebrated as Bonifacio Day, it is a date often associated with revolutionary fervor and public protests. The plotters seemingly intended to co-opt this historical symbolism to lend legitimacy to their movement. By timing their actions to coincide with a national holiday known for activism, they hoped to blur the lines between legitimate dissent and a calculated political coup. The coordination required for such a move suggests that this was not a spontaneous outburst of frustration, but a well-funded and organized operation.

What makes this revelation so compelling is the element of “divine intervention” cited by supporters and Tulfo himself. The narrative emerging is one of a President protected not just by the Presidential Security Group, but by a higher power. Tulfo emphasized that the discovery of this meeting was almost accidental—a “God move in silence.” Had this intelligence not reached the right ears, the administration might have been blindsided. The exposure of the plan has forced the plotters into the light, disrupting their timeline and alerting the public to the threats lurking behind closed doors.

The reaction from the administration has been one of quiet vigilance. While there has been no official statement confirming the specific details of Tulfo’s report, the tightening of security and the palpable tension in political circles suggest that the threat is being taken seriously. The President’s supporters are rallying around the idea that his leadership is divinely ordained and protected, using biblical verses to frame the conflict as a battle between light and darkness. This spiritual framing adds an emotional layer to the political struggle, galvanizing the base to remain watchful against future attempts.

For the Filipino people, this news serves as a stark reminder of the fragility of political stability. The transition of power is never truly over when factions remain dissatisfied. The “unity” that was the hallmark of the 2022 elections is being tested as old alliances fracture and new rivalries emerge. The involvement of former officials and the specific targeting of Speaker Romualdez indicate that the battle lines are being drawn not just between the administration and the traditional opposition, but within the ruling coalition itself.

As November 30 approaches and passes, the nation remains on high alert. The immediate threat may have been exposed, but the intent remains. Mon Tulfo’s bombshell has peeled back the curtain on the machinations of power, revealing a game of chess where the pieces are real people and the stakes are the future of the country. Whether this was a legitimate attempt at a power grab or the desperate planning of a fading faction, one thing is clear: the political waters in the Philippines are becoming dangerously turbulent, and the President will need more than just luck to navigate the storms ahead.