China executes Filipina drug mule

**Retz** · July 4th, 2013 12:42 AM

She knows the risk she is taking and i guess tanggap na niya. May she rest in peace

**foresterx** · July 4th, 2013 07:44 AM

sorry but i have no sympathy for her, she knew that what she was doing is wrong and dangerous.

**brainmafia_310** · July 4th, 2013 08:11 AM

I hate people who is involves with drugs and sorry sa tatamaan pero dapat talaga bitay yan. Imho mas maigi pa nakapatay kasi isa lang nadale nun. Pero ung pusher or drug mule/runner daming buhay/pamilya/samahan ang sinisira nun.

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**Altis6453** · July 4th, 2013 09:41 AM

Nakakabwisit media dito.

Akala mo napaka-kawawa nung binitay sa China. Why the hell do our government officials waste valuable resources in trying to save these convicted pushers and murderers? Tangna, just think, how much government money is spent on trips, raising blood money, etc.

It sends the message that if you commit crimes in your own country, you'll be prosecuted. But, commit crimes in another country, even the Vice-President will come to your rescue.

**foresterx** · July 4th, 2013 09:42 AM

Originally Posted by brainmafia_310

I hate people who is involves with drugs and sorry sa tatamaan pero dapat talaga bitay yan. Imho mas maigi pa nakapatay kasi isa lang nadale nun. Pero ung pusher or drug mule/runner daming buhay/pamilya/samahan ang sinisira nun.

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i totally agree, she deserves what she got. users are one thing but runners and dealers should die through a painful death.

**stickers** · July 4th, 2013 10:04 AM

Originally Posted by falken

Dami kasi kumokontra dito satin. Dapat naman talaga ibitay ang lahat ng pushers.

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Originally Posted by Horsepower

Granted she's a criminal and met her appropriate punishment, sana yung mga intsik dito pwede rin bitayin or i-execute summarily. They bring in/manufacture way too many drugs than that Filipina could bring in a hundred years.

Our own law screws us. You commit crime abroad, you pay the price. They commit crime here, we send them home. WTF??

Originally Posted by foresterx

i totally agree, she deserves what she got. users are one thing but runners and dealers should die through a painful death.

Yeah, I couldn't agree more. She got what she deserve.

**Monseratto** · July 4th, 2013 10:31 AM

Ayan na naman yung CBCP... the drug mule is not an OFW, and it is insulting to thousands of OFW to call her one.

Opisyal ng CBCP, umaasang hindi matutuloy ang pagbitay sa Filipina drug mule sa China : Radyo Veritas 846

Opisyal ng CBCP, umaasang hindi matutuloy ang pagbitay sa Filipina drug mule sa China
Posted by arnel pelaco on Monday, July 1, 2013 ·

Manila,Philippines– Umaasa pa rin si CBCP-Episcopal Commission on Migrants and Itinerant People chairman Maasin Bishop Prescioso Cantillas na maliligtas pa rin sa parusang kamatayan ang isang Filipina drug mule na nakatakdang bitayin sa bansang China bukas ika-2 ng Hulyo, 2013.Ayon kay Bishop Cantillas, nawa’y ang Panginoon na maawain at laging nagpapahayag ng pag-ibig ay magliligtas sa Pinay sa parusang bitay.

Ipinagdarasal din ng Obispo na makakamtan din ng bibitaying Pinay ang kapatawaran sa kanyang mga kasalanan.

Kaugnay nito, umaasa si Bishop Cantillas na ang sinapit ng Pinay O-F-W ay maging “eye opener” sa pamahalaan, Simbahan, iba’t-ibang government government agencies at mamamayan.

Ipinagdarasal ni Bishop Cantillas na ang pangyayaring ito ay makapag-isip na ang pamahalaan at matukoy kung ano talaga ang ugat ng problema para matigil na ang pagbubuwis ng buhay ng mga O-F-W sa ibang bansa.

**greenlyt** · July 4th, 2013 10:56 AM

^ its obvious that this bishop dosnt know what his talking about

**Altis6453** · July 4th, 2013 11:03 AM

Originally Posted by greenlyt

^ its obvious that this bishop dosnt know what his talking about

I have yet to see a Bishop or any member of the CBCP who knows what he's talking about when it comes to law and politics.

They should just keep away.

**falken** · July 4th, 2013 11:09 AM

Originally Posted by Monseratto

Ayan na naman yung CBCP... the drug mule is not an OFW, and it is insulting to thousands of OFW to call her one.

Opisyal ng CBCP, umaasang hindi matutuloy ang pagbitay sa Filipina drug mule sa China : Radyo Veritas 846

Opisyal ng CBCP, umaasang hindi matutuloy ang pagbitay sa Filipina drug mule sa China
Posted by arnel pelaco on Monday, July 1, 2013 ·

Manila,Philippines– Umaasa pa rin si CBCP-Episcopal Commission on Migrants and Itinerant People chairman Maasin Bishop Prescioso Cantillas na maliligtas pa rin sa parusang kamatayan ang isang Filipina drug mule na nakatakdang bitayin sa bansang China bukas ika-2 ng Hulyo, 2013.Ayon kay Bishop Cantillas, nawa’y ang Panginoon na maawain at laging nagpapahayag ng pag-ibig ay magliligtas sa Pinay sa parusang bitay.

Ipinagdarasal din ng Obispo na makakamtan din ng bibitaying Pinay ang kapatawaran sa kanyang mga kasalanan.

Kaugnay nito, umaasa si Bishop Cantillas na ang sinapit ng Pinay O-F-W ay maging “eye opener” sa pamahalaan, Simbahan, iba’t-ibang government government agencies at mamamayan.

Ipinagdarasal ni Bishop Cantillas na ang pangyayaring ito ay makapag-isip na ang pamahalaan at matukoy kung ano talaga ang ugat ng problema para matigil na ang pagbubuwis ng buhay ng mga O-F-W sa ibang bansa.

Ang sagot, sobrang laki ng populasyon, konti lang ang trabaho. Ang ugat ng problem? Simbahang Katoliko na pinagpipilit na ok lang daw kahit na lumaki lalo ang ating populasyon. And malaki ang pinagkaiba ng drug mule sa OFW, Damaso!