Torre, who can’t even distinguish between a warrantless arrest and an arrest with a warrant when it comes to police enforcement, has just been handed a promotion by Marcos. Mediocrity continues to thrive in this govt, where the favoured few bask in untouchable status, clinging desperately to power and exploiting it to the hilt.
Nothing lasts forever—when the reckoning comes, it will be swift and without mercy.
Happy 80th birthday, PRRD! We eagerly await your swift return to the country of your birth, your true homeland. You deserve the nation’s protection more than any other Filipino of this generation. The time for traitors will come.
Futile to compare Ninoy & Duterte. Ninoy’s actions brought little tangible benefit to the country, driven more by personal political ambitions. Duterte attained political success Aquino only dreamed of—a lifelong public service focused on protecting Filipinos and improving lives.
Sara wasn’t drawing a parallel between her father’s situation and Ninoy’s experiences. She was simply expressing her concern that, should Duterte return home, he might face the risk of assassination. Any other interpretation is purely nonsense.
Crimes against humanity? Forty-three deaths in eight years—sinong ginagago mo? Kay Duterte lang may EJK? Yung NPA na armed group nyo, ilan na bang inocenteng sibilyan ang pinatay? Mahiya ka sa panggagago mo. Para sa pulitika, payag kang barubalin ang soberenya ng Pilipinas?
@BBCWorld Duterte, a well-loved President in the Philippines, is not behind bars bcoz he committed any real crime. He is there bcoz Marcos, Jr. is a conniving, self-serving piece of trash who’d rather sell out a national hero than face his and his own government’s shortcomings.