Digong, The President

[shearts]

i forgot to add this.

like i said, just 3 WEEKS into being the president,
Pres. Duterte signs FOI bill for EO.

while the previous occupant of Malacañang had FOI as one of his agendas into his administration(another failed promise). albeit this is still in the EO, this is still a major milestone regardless on how you look at it.

not to mention this,
Emergency? Dial 911 starting August

this is nationwide. more & more positive changes are already happening. so if anyone is still diligently trying to find something negative, then you are part of the problem. give us a favor & just stop it.

[shearts]

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another example of nitpicking.

BPI admitted there was never P211M in Duterte account

i'll go ahead & turn the tables, how about all elected & appointed officials from the previous administration sign an unconditional waiver to show their banks accounts to prove they are indeed not guilty of corruption? they should be more liable since they already finished their term in office.

[ClaNker]

another example of nitpicking.

BPI admitted there was never P211M in Duterte account

i'll go ahead & turn the tables, how about all elected & appointed officials from the previous administration sign an unconditional waiver to show their banks accounts to prove they are indeed not guilty of corruption? they should be more liable since they already finished their term in office.

Please post BPI's official statement that PGong's account never had 211M in it. Wag kang mag post ng bank balance request galing sa kay PGong. Official statement ng BPI mismo.

Sino ang nag dare nyang unconditional waiver again?

Eto ang ayaw na ayaw ko sa mga to e.

[dreamur]

Oi si sweetheart nabuhay! Ang saya-saya. Wala yatang load ung isa.

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[Altis6453]

Please post BPI's official statement that PGong's account never had 211M in it. Wag kang mag post ng bank balance request galing sa kay PGong. Official statement ng BPI mismo.

Sino ang nag dare nyang unconditional waiver again?

Eto ang ayaw na ayaw ko sa mga to e.

Dumb *ssery nila at its finest! Nitpicking daw.


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[badkuk]

. so if anyone is still diligently trying to find something negative, then you are part of the problem. give us a favor & just stop it.

Clarif lang po: you're saying that we should stop scrutinizing the current administration?

[shearts]

Clarif lang po: you're saying that we should stop scrutinizing the current administration?

not necessarily as it will defeat the purpose of our freedom to express our opinions it depends on the argument being raised.

say for example, the 200 people killed in this campaign for illegal drugs. the media are portraying pres. Duterte & the police as bloodthirsty savages only killing small time drug pushers/users. most especially insinuating that they are killing innocent people. that subject on innocents being killed is up for debate but what i don't like is how they make it appear that this is one hell of a major flaw, big enough to overshadow the positive things happening like those that i mentioned.

going back to the subject on killing only small time criminals & being very lenient on the big time drug lords. what about Meco Tan's death during a shootout? it has been reported that he was a high value targets. i have seen some people talk about Digong giving Peter Lim some slack. well, how can we be sure that he is indeed THE Peter Lim mentioned?

Tsinoys have very very similar names(I even met someone who is my namesake, save for his middle name) & just because the guy Digong spoke to was the drug lord's namesake doesn't necessarily mean it was really HIM they were after.

i just find all these negative things being thrown at president Duterte & his staff are not really a major show stoppers. just merely small issues that the yellow media so gladly magnifies as national issues. which then influences, or rather, distorts the opinions of the common people who, sadly still believe their biased & half truth news.

let me tell you something why i feel less sympathetic to those who are killed & their families. i mean, i'm sad that they lost loved ones, but they know death is part of the risk involved if anyone is into illegal drugs, be it pushing or using it. and death comes in both ways, either from the same people they're dealing with or the authorities.

again let us not forget that there are thousands of people who were given the chance to surrender & change their lives.

another thing is my grandfather who lost his left eye, yes you read that right. his left eye had to be surgically removed because of the intensive damage he received from an attempted robbery at their residence from a known drug addict. that's not even to mention the numerous wounds & bruises, months of agony in the hospital for his therapy & recovery as well as the enormous expenses we all had to incur because of that incident.

my grandfather was 81 years old when that happened. imagine someone his age taking all those nasty & serious damage to his body. if we had a hard time dealing with this incident, just think how hard it is for him to deal with all the pain.

you may ask what happened to the suspect? still roaming freely, albeit him being issued a travel hold order. that hold order is keeping him from even travelling to the next island. but that incident happened January 2015. what date is it now? where is the suspect now? still enjoying undeserved liberty.

that's due process for you.

now let me ask you, if ever (God forbid) your wife, children, brother, sister or any family member for that matter was either killed or badly injured or incapacitated in any form from a drug addict, will you still feel as sympathetic as you are now?

picture yourself looking at your wife, kids or any family members in their grave or in the ICU fighting for their life (again God forbid) while the drug addict suspect is still out there roaming free just because of some silly provisions of due process, would you still feel the same way as the yellow media wants you to feel?

[commentator101]

i forgot to add this.

like i said, just 3 WEEKS into being the president,
Pres. Duterte signs FOI bill for EO.

while the previous occupant of Malacañang had FOI as one of his agendas into his administration(another failed promise). albeit this is still in the EO, this is still a major milestone regardless on how you look at it.

not to mention this,
Emergency? Dial 911 starting August

this is nationwide. more & more positive changes are already happening. so if anyone is still diligently trying to find something negative, then you are part of the problem. give us a favor & just stop it.

yehey for the FOI EO.

Offtopic:
shearts, dont mind by the haters here. You wont win them over kaya nga hater. Actually thinking about it, mas affected sila. Imagine me posting a news article favorable to duterte and few mins to hours later may deluge na ng nasty/rude/flame comments about my posted news article. I choose to be the better person. Hindi ko na lang pinapansin. I dont answer many of them kahit iquote pa nila ako. Pili lang yung nirereply-an ko. Ill continue posting updates/news about duterte here though. Why? simple, this is duterte thread and I dont violate rules when I post duterte news articles. Probably this post is a violation for being an offtopic pero well ang daming offtopic posts dito.

[Yatta]

If there is, as you say, doubt on who the PETER LIM is, then how are we to know that it is indeed the MECO TAN (the pusher) who was killed. Better yet how do we know the suspected pushers and addicts were the ones killed? Its so easy to put a gun in some dead guys hand (they have done that before mind you) and now a simple cardboard sign. Kaya nga suspects lang eh. You're not sure.

[shearts]

*yatta

i understand your point here, but what i'm saying is this issue is merely a part of a chapter. that's where the yellow media is making it look like it is the entire book itself when in reality it is only part of a chapter on illegal drugs.

*commentator101

yes indeed. i also choose who i reply to. glad to see someone who agrees with me.

[Yatta]

*yatta

i understand your point here, but what i'm saying is this issue is merely a part of a chapter. that's where the yellow media is making it look like it is the entire book itself when in reality it is only part of a chapter on illegal drugs.

*commentator101

yes indeed. i also choose who i reply to. glad to see someone who agrees with me.

I'm sorry, I disagree with you that this is merely a chapter in some novel. Offering bounties and pardons carte blanche, bullying media and dissenters who value "silly due process". What kind of peace is this, what price?

[commentator101]

24 days in office:

Laglag bala solved

EO FOI as promised, fulfilled

More than 50,000 pushers/users surrendered, a record maybe not only in the Philippines but in the world

Bilibid prisoners being treated as prisoners
Bilibid chaplain says inmates complaining SAF men’s alleged harassment | News | GMA News Online

Metro Manila Crime rate down
Metro Manila crime rate down – NCRPO | mb.com.ph | Philippine News

again 24 days.



additionally

Duterte sends SR4m aid to OFWs stuck at Saudi Oger | Arab News

RIYADH: The Philippine government has stepped in to help Filipinos going without pay at Saudi Oger with SR40 million immediate financial assistance.
Newly elected President Rodrigo R. Duterte sent a high-profile team that comprised Atty. Guiling Mamondiong, new chief of the Technical Education and Skills Development Authority (TESDA); Silvestre Bello III, labor secretary; and John Bertiz, Acts-OFW partylist Congressman.
“We are here to learn your real status and I don’t want to get doctored information ... Don’t be shy in telling us your problems,” Bello said at Saudi Oger on Friday.
Bello arrived here Friday bringing with him the P500 million aid. Each OFW will get P20,000 (SR1,667) plus P6,000 (SR500) for his family back home.
“Do you eat three times a day?” Bello asked his compatriots. Looking at the embassy staff, he said: “We are not taking care of our heroes,” giving a clear message.
He said: “I am also here to convey the sincere thanks of the president,” he said. “Your landline vote gave the president victory.”
The team also pledged to help OFWs’ children back home to continue their studies.

“This is one of the reintegration programs being featured including livelihood and micro-businesses beneficial to the returning expatriates,” he observed, saying that the OFW must not return home without a job.
“The reaction of OFWs could have been described as the best gift and miracle that ever happened to them in their history as expatriates, when they received DOLE Secretary Bello together during the face-to-face dialogue with the Saudi Oger workers and Filipino community leaders, held at their camps,” said Saidali Malic, the Duterte Middle East Movement secretary

[cast_no_shadow]

* commentator101

Wala bang merits yung tanong ng iba dito sayo about our beloved perfect president Duterte?

What's annoying is yung wala ka man lang rebuttal sa mga tanong sayo, for a diehard follower (apologies for that) or whatever you can call yourself.

Call everybody here a hater. Then why are you still here?

Check and balance.


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[ClaNker]

*yatta

i understand your point here, but what i'm saying is this issue is merely a part of a chapter. that's where the yellow media is making it look like it is the entire book itself when in reality it is only part of a chapter on illegal drugs.

*commentator101

yes indeed. i also choose who i reply to. glad to see someone who agrees with me.

I have to remind you, that chapter never ends in Davao as the killing continues. Ayaw ug yaga-yaga bay, gi panganak sa Davao ni.

What the hell is a yellow media by the way? Anyone who disagrees with you and your fuhrer?

[badkuk]

Thank you for clarifying that, sir shearts. Sorry to hear about your grandfather, i hope he is doing well.

Tsinoys have very very similar names(I even met someone who is my namesake, save for his middle name) & just because the guy Digong spoke to was the drug lord's namesake doesn't necessarily mean it was really HIM they were after.

By announcing the name "Peter Lim" on live TV, he just brought 3999 innocent Peter Lims under suspicion; he has personally cleared one Peter Lim...so now there are only 3998 other innocent Peter Lims looking over their shoulders.

If they are sure which Peter Lim is the drug lord, then fine, kill him, arrest him, i don't particularly care; why involve the 3,999 other Peter Lims by announcing that name on live TV?

Killing suspects, or giving them due process, that's one thing: what i question is how he is going about this war on drugs.

[ClaNker]

It's good that PGong signed FOI EO.

Now let's wait for some group that will put that to the test.

[badkuk]

24 days in office:

Laglag bala solved

Sir, paano po siya nasolve? Have they caught the people doing it?

[ClaNker]

Sir, paano po siya nasolve? Have they caught the people doing it?

Naipakulong na daw at binantaan sila ni PGong na papatayin sila. Tama ba commentator101?

[badkuk]

^ Well actually i think he said papakainin niya ng bala. i would really like to see that, no sarcasm intended.

[ClaNker]

^ Well actually i think he said papakainin niya ng bala. i would really like to see that, no sarcasm intended.

That will not happen.

Instead...

No cases, just confiscation: New MIAA chief has solution for 'laglag bala'

"Wala na po tayong pagfa-file na kaso, it's just a matter of confiscation then let the passengers go," Monreal said in a report by GMA News' Ivan Mayrina on "24 Oras."

"May konting documentation para sigurado nating ma-record lang pero 'di na natin sila ma-aapprehend," he added.
The MIAA chief noted that the filing of cases for carrying bullets inside airport terminals serves as an opportunity for erring airport personnel to do corrupt practices.

"Kasi doon nag-uumpisa 'yung alam niyo na. Kung matatanggal natin ang avenue na 'yun, wala tayong problema," Monreal said.

A bullet is a prohibited item under the RA 10591 or the Comprehensive Law on Firearms and Ammunition.

"Ang una tatanggalin natin dun ay ang alleged corruption. Hindi ho natin binabalewala ang batas pero kailangan naman po pag-ibayuhin natin 'yung nararapat sa ating mga manlalakbay," Monreal noted.