Resorts World attacked!

[ClaNker]

Wait lang kayo. Hinde pa tapos ang script.


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In a press conference, Southern Police District chief Anton Apolinario disclosed that they already have a person of interest in their custody.

He also said that they have the identity of the suspect, but declined to release so as not to compromise the investigation.

Abangan ang susunod na kabanata

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[baludoy]

sabi ng driver namin hindi na daw ma -access ang ibang pages sa fb?

i can't verify this because i don't have a fb account

[_Cathy_]

sabi ng driver namin hindi na daw ma -access ang ibang pages sa fb?

i can't verify this because i don't have a fb account

I can access mine

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[badsekktor]

A client of ours invited us to the paw patrol show at resorts world. She forgot that our tickets were dated yesterday....
Buti na lang hindi kami natuloy... since medyo busy, baka misis ko at mga bata na lang ang napapunta ko....

[kagalingan]

Malabo ito terrorist attack

If you want to sow terror...... kailangan sureball on the spot carnage.....Time is crucial eh paano kung makapunta agad rescue.

Eh nagsunog so umusok....syempre unang instinct tumakbo sa exit. Sure ball terror ba yan....syempre hindi.

Pero ang napasama kaya dumami death eh nagtago sa mga kwarto at comfort room... Ang baba ng kisame nun langhap talaga usok.

For the next few months hihina casino sa mga pastroll-stroll crowd.... Pero mga genuine sugarol eh tuloy lang laban. No goli na nga majority jan.

Casino talaga pinaka-malungkot na lugar lalo na mga girl sugarol......

[ClaNker]

Di na pala carnage ang 38 dead bodies ngayon.

Perhaps the Truck rampage method employed by ISIS lone wolf attacks in Europe is not an act of a terrorism. Basically because the dead bodies were not shot or nobody were blown away.

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[kagalingan]

^
Nalimutan mo isali yung "on the spot"

Yung example mo truck rampage = binangga agad (on the spot)

Eh yung sa resorts world pinapaalis mga tao.

[ClaNker]

Ayun pala pinalais pala ang mga tao so kasalanan na nila yun kung namatay sila no?

By the way di on the spot ang Truck rampage. Mag nanakaw muna ng truck ang mga yan then drive it to a populated area the the rampage starts.

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[ClaNker]

In case we missed out on terrorism class.

RAPPLER IQ

Officials contradict each other on Resorts World Manila attack

Was it a terror attack or not? Did the gunman kill himself, or did police shoot him to death? Questions hound the deadly attack at a Manila casino.

Paterno Esmaquel II

*paterno_ii

Published 9:10 AM, June 03, 2017

Updated 9:10 AM, June 03, 2017

POLICE CHIEF. PNP chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa arrives at Resorts World Manila after a lone gunman opened fire and burned part of the posh casino on June 2, 2017. Photo by Alecs Ongcal/Rappler

MANILA, Philippines – Official sources contradicted each other Friday, June 2, after a gunman opened fire and burned part of the posh Resorts World Manila casino, leaving at least 37 dead and 54 injured.

The gunman – described by the Philippine police chief as a "foreign-looking" 6-footer with a moustache – reportedly killed himself after the shooting incident, fueling speculations about his motives. (READ: TIMELINE: Resorts World Manila attack)

Contradicting statements came from officials of both the Philippine government and Resorts World Manila on Friday. Information released so far also indicate a number of loopholes.

1. Terror attack or not?

First, Philippine National Police (PNP) chief Director General Ronald dela Rosa downplayed a report that linked the terrorist group Islamic State (ISIS) to the Resorts World Manila attack.

It was the terrorism monitoring group SITE that first said an ISIS "Filipino operative" was behind the incident. Eventually, ISIS claimed that its "fighters" carried out the attack. But Dela Rosa claimed it was the handiwork of one man, a "lone wolf".

The PNP chief said of the gunman's act: "We're looking at robbery as an angle because he stole, he barged into the storage room for casino chips. He took the chips, put them inside his backpack but eventually left it. We have recovered the backpack."

National Capital Region Police Office (NCRPO) chief Director Oscar Albayalde later echoed Dela Rosa's statement.

Albayalde said the gunman had tried to steal P113 million ($2.3 million) worth of gambling chips, although he left the backpack on the ground near the stock room.

Referring to the gunman's act, Albayalde said, "We cannot relate it to terrorism because he did not shoot anybody."

Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana, however, said on Friday: "We are not yet ruling out that this is an ISIS act. It is so easy for ISIS to claim responsibility. Whether true or ISIS is just riding onto a done act, we still do not know." (READ: Terrorism and ISIS at Resorts World Attack?)

2. Definition of terror

The other loophole in Albayalde's statement is the way he ruled out terrorism because the gunman "did not shoot anybody."

"Kung ISIS siya, namaril na siya doon (If he was from ISIS, he would have shot the people there)," Dela Rosa also said, explaining that a terrorist would have carried out a suicide bombing to inflict maximum casualties.

An act of terror, however, is not defined by the use of gunfire or by a huge number of deaths.

In a lecture uploaded by the International Crisis Group, terror analyst Sidney Jones said in 2013 that "there is no single definition of terrorism. But she said "there is wide consensus that it is a tactic, not an end in itself, involving a deliberate effort to create a sense of fear in a particular target population to achieve a political objective."

Whether it is or it isn't is up to PNP. Which by the way puro mali ang report nila kahapon.

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[dreamur]

Lest we forget, it is still martial law in marawi, soldiers were killed in a friendly fire and EJKs are still unresolved. Keep wagging.

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