Digong, The President

[ClaNker]

Al Jazeera news anchor Mehdi Hasan corners presidential spokesperson Ernesto Abella during his interview on Al Jazeera Up Front concerning the controversial remarks of Pres. Duterte.

Mehdi Hasan: "Is it difficult being the press spokesperson for a president who speaks in such controversial and many would say offensive ways. A president who says he’d kill his own kids if they took drugs, who makes jokes about wanting to rape women, who’s called the US ambassador a gay son of b*tch and the Pope a son of a prostitute, well actually a much worse word than prostitute.

Your job must surely be an impossible one having to spin for him?"

Ernesto Abella: "Let’s put this way, I understand that there’s a culture in here, but I understand where he’s coming from because it’s a particular subculture. The Cebuano subculture speaks in a very rough kind of humour, but I understand that’s why my task is to be able to interpret him and act as a conduit and bring out the true intention of the president."
Mehdi Hasan: "What’s was the true intention when he said he wished he had raped the Australian missionary before she had been gang-raped?"

Ernesto Abella: . . . . . it was a joke, a joke that was difficult to translate."

Mehdi Hasan: No, Pres. Duterte afterwards said he wasn’t joking. It wasn’t a joke he says so it makes your job very hard when you’re trying to defend him...

Niyari ang mga Cebuano.

[dreamur]

Niyari ang mga Cebuano.

Pesteng yawa ni si Abella. I promised myself not to react to the posts anymore pero kinahanglan jud mogawas ang kamatuoran. Cebuano jokes are never tasteless. Case in point Max Surban and Yoyoy Villame's songs. Dont blame the culture for the dut's lack of decency and diplomacy.

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[ClaNker]

Pesteng yawa ni si Abella. I promised myself not to react to the posts anymore pero kinahanglan jud mogawas ang kamatuoran. Cebuano jokes are never tasteless. Case in point Max Surban and Yoyoy Villame's songs. Dont blame the culture for the dut's lack of decency and diplomacy.

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Mao na pag na hutdan na ug palusot bay, bisag kinsa na lang ang itudlo.

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[namwaran]

Mao na pag na hutdan na ug palusot bay, bisag kinsa na lang ang itudlo.

First off, the question of Mehdi Hasan is closed to the premises he already stated and it looks like he's not after the answers of Abella. He's using the interview to drive his opinions.

Mehdi Hasan: No, Pres. Duterte afterwards said he wasn’t joking. It wasn’t a joke he says so it makes your job very hard when you’re trying to defend him...

Du30 is radical. The typical profile of a president does not fit Du30.

[ClaNker]

First off, the question of Mehdi Hasan is closed to the premises he already stated and it looks like he's not after the answers of Abella. He's using the interview to drive his opinions.



Du30 is radical. The typical profile of a president does not fit Du30.

Hasan asked the question and Abella experienced an amazing cluster **** and pointed his finger to the Cebuano culture.

PGong profile? Di na batasan sa mga Cebuano bay.

Go ahead and defend Abella.

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[namwaran]

Hasan asked the question and Abella experienced an amazing cluster **** and pointed his finger to the Cebuano culture.

PGong profile? Di na batasan sa mga Cebuano bay.

Go ahead and defend Abella.

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Not defending Abella or saying that it's the personality/bahavior of Cebuanos.

All I am saying is that Hasan's question does not allow a favorable answer. It's quite clear that his intention is to rebut and not accept any other answers. Does that make my comment clearer?

[ClaNker]

Not defending Abella or saying that it's the personality/bahavior of Cebuanos.

All I am saying is that Hasan's question does not allow a favorable answer. It's quite clear that his intention is to rebut and not accept any other answers. Does that make my comment clearer?

What would you rather him do? Kiss Abella's ass?

[dreamur]

First off, the question of Mehdi Hasan is closed to the premises he already stated and it looks like he's not after the answers of Abella. He's using the interview to drive his opinions.



Du30 is radical. The typical profile of a president does not fit Du30.

Allow me to rephrase your statement without changing the context -

Du30 is radical. He does not fit the typical profile of a president.

There, that makes me feel better.



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[dreamur]

Not defending Abella or saying that it's the personality/bahavior of Cebuanos.

All I am saying is that Hasan's question does not allow a favorable answer. It's quite clear that his intention is to rebut and not accept any other answers. Does that make my comment clearer?

Hassan was just mimicking duts conversation style which Abella refers to as 'cebuano subculture'. You and Abella should get used to that style, right?


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[baludoy]

Well, w/ the president being uncouth and apparently perpetually afflicted w/ the incurable foot-in-mouth disease, abella's work is a palusot's nightmare. If it didn't reflect poorly on our country, that interview would've made me laugh. To see someone of authority squirm like that uncomfortably would be a funny comic skit i'd pay to watch

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[dr. d]

Well, w/ the president being uncouth and apparently perpetually afflicted w/ the incurable foot-in-mouth disease, abella's work is a palusot's nightmare. If it didn't reflect poorly on our country, that interview would've made me laugh. To see someone of authority squirm like that uncomfortably would be a funny comic skit i'd pay to watch

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i think the masses like a leader who's all so human.

[dreamur]

i think the masses like a leader who's all so human.

Doc, I think the masses are watching too many noon time shows and teleserye and less and less international news.

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[dr. d]

Doc, I think the masses are watching too many noon time shows and teleserye and less and less international news.

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and this why someone won in the last elections?
i think we are under-estimating the citizen nowadays.

[yebo]

i think the masses like a leader who's all so human.

funny the humans i encounter don't seem to be the same.

[ClaNker]

i think the masses like a leader who's all so subhuman.

There, corrected it for you.

[ClaNker]

and this why someone won in the last elections?
i think we are under-estimating the citizen nowadays.

Nowadays? Just look at Erap. Abay panalo sana yan kung di namatay si Corry.

[commentator101]

Resulta agad.

July crime rate down by 9.8 percent
Published August 14, 2016 1:37pm

Crime rate fell by 9.8 percent in July compared to the same month in 2015, Malacañang said Sunday.

Citing the report of PNP spokesperson Senior Supt. Dionardo Carlos, Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said the crime volume in July 2016 was at 50,817 or 5,522 incidents lower compared to July last year's 56,339.

“Ang crime rate ng ating bansa [ay] patuloy na umaani ng positibong result [pati] ang kampanya kontra droga at krimen ng kasalukuyang administrasyon isang buwan matapos umupo si President (Rodrigo) Duterte,” Andanar said.

Also, the Palace official reported index crime rate went down from 17,105 incidents to 11,800 in July or a 31-percent decrease compared to the same month last year.

Crime versus poverty also decreased by 40.3 percent from 11,106 incidents last year to 4,476 in July this year.

The top three most prevalent crimes, Andanar added, was theft, physical injury, and robbery.

Andanar appealed the public for cooperation as the PNP fulfills the campaign promise of President Rodrigo Duterte to solve the rampant criminality, corruption, and the problem of illegal drugs in three to six months.

“Panawagan po natin sa ating mamamayan, patuloy po tayo makipagtulungan sa ating Philippine National Police para lalong mas bumaba po ang krimen sa bansa,” Andanar said.

“Ang pangako ng aitng pangulo ay within three to six months malaking bawas po kundi masawata na po itong ilegal droga sa ating mga lansangan at maibabalik na ang lansanagan natin sa kabataan,” he added. — Kathrina Charmaine Alvarez/LBG, GMA New

- See more at: July crime rate down by 9.8 percent | News | GMA News Online

[Gumusut_Amige]

Resulta agad.

July crime rate down by 9.8 percent
Published August 14, 2016 1:37pm

Crime rate fell by 9.8 percent in July compared to the same month in 2015, Malacañang said Sunday.

Citing the report of PNP spokesperson Senior Supt. Dionardo Carlos, Communications Secretary Martin Andanar said the crime volume in July 2016 was at 50,817 or 5,522 incidents lower compared to July last year's 56,339.

“Ang crime rate ng ating bansa [ay] patuloy na umaani ng positibong result [pati] ang kampanya kontra droga at krimen ng kasalukuyang administrasyon isang buwan matapos umupo si President (Rodrigo) Duterte,” Andanar said.

Also, the Palace official reported index crime rate went down from 17,105 incidents to 11,800 in July or a 31-percent decrease compared to the same month last year.

Crime versus poverty also decreased by 40.3 percent from 11,106 incidents last year to 4,476 in July this year.

The top three most prevalent crimes, Andanar added, was theft, physical injury, and robbery.

Andanar appealed the public for cooperation as the PNP fulfills the campaign promise of President Rodrigo Duterte to solve the rampant criminality, corruption, and the problem of illegal drugs in three to six months.

“Panawagan po natin sa ating mamamayan, patuloy po tayo makipagtulungan sa ating Philippine National Police para lalong mas bumaba po ang krimen sa bansa,” Andanar said.

“Ang pangako ng aitng pangulo ay within three to six months malaking bawas po kundi masawata na po itong ilegal droga sa ating mga lansangan at maibabalik na ang lansanagan natin sa kabataan,” he added. — Kathrina Charmaine Alvarez/LBG, GMA New

- See more at: July crime rate down by 9.8 percent | News | GMA News Online

Pasok ba dito ang mga EJK sa data na yan? Ano bang mas matimbang yung petty crimes na medyo mataas ang bilang o yung drug related deaths na nasa halos 1k lang?

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[commentator101]

Big Fish surrenders. RESULTA ulit.
Kapatid ni Alcala, imposibleng di nya alam ito nung nakaupo pa sya nung nakaraang admin.

'Drug lord' ng Quezon, sumuko sa PNP
Jerome Lantin, ABS-CBN News

Posted at Aug 14 2016 04:15 PM

MANILA - Sumuko na sa Philippine National Police (PNP) si Cerilo Athel Acala, ang umano'y drug lord ng probinsya ng Quezon.

Si Alcala ay kapatid nina dating Agriculture Secretary Proseso Alcala at Quezon Rep. Kulit Alcala.

Dakong alas-3 ng hapon ng dumating si Athel sa tanggapan ng PNP sa Lucena, kasama ang pamangking si Lucena Mayor Roderick Alcala.

Nakikipag-usap pa si Athel kay Lucena police chief Supt. Dennis de Leon, hanggang dakong alas-4 ng hapon.

Inaasahang haharap sa press conference si Athel matapos ang naturang pulong.

Noong nakaraang linggo, ipinag-utos ni Mayor Alcala sa pulisya ang pagdakip sa kanyang tiyuhing idinadawit sa iligal na droga.

'Drug lord' ng Quezon, sumuko sa PNP | ABS-CBN News


Umano'y drug supplier sa mga club at kanyang nobyang DJ sa radyo, arestado

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Si Karen Bordador yung sinabing gma news. DJ ng Monster Radio. See video sa link sa ilalim.
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[dr. d]

There, corrected it for you.

your opinion.
not mine.

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Nowadays? Just look at Erap. Abay panalo sana yan kung di namatay si Corry.

sorry. namatay, e.
now, we'll never know.