MCGI Exiters Continue to Win

A new era has dawned. An era of boldness and openness. Recent events saw prominent longtime members publicly declaring their exit from MCGI, among them Dr. Sumner Fuentes, Dr. Tina Fuentes, Dr. Dean Harley, Nelissa Dimalanta, and Rey Advincula from Central Apalit, all having served over 20 years in the organization.

Their courage inspired a wave of others, many still choosing anonymity, to appear on Jr. Badong’s historic livestream, which amassed over 25,000 cumulative views in just a few weeks, a record-breaking milestone surpassing all previous Exiters content combined!

MCGI Exiters’ YouTube views hosted by Jr. Badong and CJ Perez is now the highest among all MCGI Exiter content creators and podcasts, excluding Facebook livestream viewers, which are estimated to be twice this figure.

This surge is not an accident. It is the direct result of the correctness of our line, our strategy, and the sincerity of our frontliners. Through the tireless efforts of former MCGI workers and officers such as Jr. Badong, Gilvy Arandela, Emet Ember, Rational Viewpoint, Dok Jay Lorenz, Popot Manimbo, Ka Sangkay, and Ronnie “Keypoint” Del Rosario, the message of liberation and healing continues to reach the masses. Their logical, heartfelt, and fearless commentaries are reshaping the national discourse around religious manipulation, financial exploitation, and moral hypocrisy.

A post by Post-MCGI Society member u/Daniel_Veneers in the public subreddit r/GigilAko, titled “Gigil ako sa Labor Exploitation”, exposing slave labor in UNTV and the burdensome pagkakatipon that allegedly led to the untimely demise of UNTV reporter Ms. Naomi Sorianosos, has gone viral with over 900,000 views and 7,000 upvotes. A clear indicator that the MCGI Exiters’ line and content strategy are gaining strong mainstream traction.

The cult’s false narrative that Exiters are lost, bitter, or morally wayward is also crumbling. Exiters today are living better, freer, and more righteous lives. They no longer whisper their stories, they proclaim them. The demonization campaign against Exiters is losing grip, and every testimony of healing weakens MCGI’s false narratives and gaslighting.

Yet victory does not come without challenges. The movement now faces new provocations from planted infiltrators and fake “exiters” masquerading as supporters, desperate to sow discord and confusion within our ranks. These opportunists, some driven by vanity, others by monetized motives have momentarily caused noise among genuine advocates. But their chaos is short-lived. For every attempt at division, the Exiters grow sharper, more united, and more discerning.

These failed attacks expose two things. The rottenness of the opportunists and the desperation of MCGI that they both ended up colluding. But our engagement only grows stronger. Our ranks multiply. Our spirit unbreakable!

And let us be clear here. Our goal is not to make everyone from MCGI exit. Just a few key members from the academe, business, OFW and most especially from the health care sector.

The Great Collapse: As members exit, the financial burden of those trapped inside MCGI intensifies as they will cover lost revenues to keep the structure of oppression afloat. This results to more member exodus leading to MCGI's structural economic collapse.

When the middle class, professionals, doctors, and entrepreneurs choose conscience over cultism, the entire economic structure of exploitation collapses. And when that Great Collapse comes, the financial burden on those left behind will grow unbearable thereby triggering more awakenings, more exits, more healing.

This is not rebellion. This is healing in action!

Congratulations, MCGI Exiters!