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    [SIZE=3]Filipino to be executed in China today meets family[/SIZE]
    By Ruel Perez
    Radyo Inquirer 990AM
    10:55 am | Thursday, December 8th, 2011


    MANILA, Philippines –The 35-year old Filipino convicted for drug trafficking in China met members of his family around 9 a.m. (Manila Time) Thursday, at least two hours before his scheduled execution by lethal injection, reports reaching the Office of Vice President Jejomar Binay said.

    The meeting took place in the city of Guilin in the Guangzxi Zhuang autonomous region, where the convicted drug mule was also read of his sentence, the report said.

    After the promulgation of the sentence, the Filipino convict will be taken to another facility about a two-hour drive, for the execution, the report said.

    The Philippines tried, but failed to convince the Chinese government to commute the death sentence of the Filipino national, who was convicted for smuggling 1.495 kilos of heroin on Sept. 13, 2008 at the Guilin International Airport.

    Binay, who is also Presidential Adviser of Overseas Concerns, will make the official announcement on the execution via Skype as he is attending a conference in Bali, Indonesia, his office said.
    SOURCE: Filipino to be executed in China today meets family | Inquirer Global Nation

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    What is your opinion on the execution of pinoy drug criminals in China? Good or bad or what?


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    good yan

    serves as example

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    This CRIMINAL is not an OFW but a VETERAN DRUG MULE. He deserves his PUNISHMENT. It will help discourage other guillable pinoys from trying this.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Monseratto View Post
    This CRIMINAL is not an OFW but a VETERAN DRUG MULE. He deserves his PUNISHMENT. It will help discourage other guillable pinoys from trying this.

    I agree with this statement.

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    na injectionan na it is already 12NN. RIP...

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    di naman natututo ang mga pinoy.

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    Personally, he should be punished according to the law of the land where he committed the crime.

    Pinoys should learn a lesson that there is a place for the death penalty in a society.

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    Quote Originally Posted by robot.sonic View Post
    di naman natututo ang mga pinoy.
    We just need to up the body count....

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    yun may balak pang sumunod magisip isip muna kung ano mas mahalaga sa kanila buhay nila or pera.

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    may drug mule din before I think ung si sally ordinaryo ba un? (correct me if im wrong). hindi na nga tayo natuto. but hindi rin natin sila masisisi sa hirap ng buhay natin sa pinas. kapit sa patalim kaya resort nila ang mga ganitong bagay, risky but easy money.

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    Tama lang yan.

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    sa china, ang batas ay batas. di uso commutation.
    di tulad dito sa atin. yung mga nahuling chinese drug pushers, nabibigyan pa ng special treatment sa kulungan.

    at nakakalaya pa. basta may pera........

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    Quote Originally Posted by chua_riwap View Post
    sa china, ang batas ay batas. di uso commutation.
    di tulad dito sa atin. yung mga nahuling chinese drug pushers, nabibigyan pa ng special treatment sa kulungan.

    at nakakalaya pa. basta may pera........

    or pinapa deport sa china.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Retz View Post
    may drug mule din before I think ung si sally ordinaryo ba un? (correct me if im wrong). hindi na nga tayo natuto. but [SIZE=3]hindi rin natin sila masisisi sa hirap ng buhay natin sa pinas[/SIZE]. kapit sa patalim kaya resort nila ang mga ganitong bagay, risky but easy money.
    mahirap din buhay ko pero di ako mag ririsk kung life vs money.

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    Sigh... why don't we see the same hard-line actions to people engaged in the drug trade here in the Philippines? For me, dapat talaga ibalik ang death penalty for traffickers/drug lords.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Retz View Post
    may drug mule din before I think ung si sally ordinaryo ba un? (correct me if im wrong). hindi na nga tayo natuto. but hindi rin natin sila masisisi sa hirap ng buhay natin sa pinas. kapit sa patalim kaya resort nila ang mga ganitong bagay, risky but easy money.
    In the end, it was still their choice to do the crime to deal with drug trafficking.

    If we can justify criminal acts because of poverty...

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    Quote Originally Posted by vinj View Post
    Sigh... why don't we see the same hard-line actions to people engaged in the drug trade here in the Philippines? For me, dapat talaga ibalik ang death penalty for traffickers/drug lords.
    First problem, does the police/nbi ever catch the big drug lords?

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    ayus yan. at mabawasan mga tulad nila

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    Quote Originally Posted by ghosthunter View Post
    First problem, does the police/nbi ever catch the big drug lords?
    Why bite the hand that feeds you right? ;)

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