All About Current Admin of Duterte

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Drug Lords and cohorts do place their life within that drug trade business,
getting rid of the drug trade business is somehow tantamount of getting rid of their lives.
So sad, but that is the reality right now

[yanong_banikanhon]

Nigawas na gyud ang tinuod nga istorya bahin aning liboan ka mga suspected drug users nga gipangpatay.
Gikan mismo sa baba' sa usa ka myembro sa death squad nga gi-interview sa The Guardian.

Philippines secret death squads: officer claims police teams behind wave of killings

Thousands of people have been killed since Rodrigo Duterte became president and, according to one officer, secret police teams are partly responsible.

“We are not that bad policemen or bad individuals. We are just a tool, we are just angels that God gave talent to, you know, to get these bad souls back to heaven and cleanse them.”

The words flow unnervingly from the mouth of the policeman, a senior officer in the Philippines national police (PNP), as he explains his role in 87 killings in the past three months.

Now, for the first time, a serving officer is revealing the inner workings of what he claims is an officially sanctioned, albeit secret, campaign to rid the streets of unwanted citizens.

In the past three months he claims dozens of individuals have been killed – or in Philippine police talk, “neutralised” – by this officer and his “special ops” team alone.

It is the unknown side of Duterte’s dirty drug war – but it hasn’t come out of nowhere.

The police officer sits beyond a beaded curtain in the back room of a Manila brothel as he begins to tell the story of his job.

[B[The officer, who the Guardian has independently verified as an active member of the national force[/B], appears at ease here. He feels secure and chose this place to talk.

But first he reveals what for many will be shocking details of his employment in a death squad.

“They have created us. The term is ‘they have unleashed the beast from the cage’ right, to neutralise those criminals,” he says.

The officer claims he is part of one of 10 newly formed and highly secretive police special operations teams, each with 16 members.

He claims the teams are coordinated to execute a list of targets: suspected drug users, dealers and criminals.

The killings mostly take place at night, he says, with the officers hooded and dressed in all black. They set their watches, giving themselves one minute or two to extract target individuals from their houses and kill on the spot – swift, precise, no witnesses.

He claims they then dump the bodies – in the next town or under a bridge – or they plaster masking tape around the head of the corpse and place a cardboard sign on the body that reads “drug lord” or “pusher”.

“We put placards in order for the media, in order for those investigating [the] bodies to redirect their investigation,” he explains, leading them to think: “‘Why should I investigate this guy, he is a drug pusher, he is a rapist, never mind with that one, I will just investigate the others. It’s a good thing for him that happened to him.’”

There have been many killings lately, the officer jokes, that these days you can easily get away with any kind of murder: “You can kill him, put masking tape on him and everybody is going to think that guy is a drug pusher.”

The officer says he was first deployed just after Duterte was elected to his special operations team, which was being formed for national security....
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Atangi ninyo ang sumpay...

[PaYaSo]

Not feeding trolls today and forever

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Philippines secret death squads: officer claims police teams behind wave of killings (continued)

He recalls his first meeting in which superiors allegedly described what was to happen next.

“And then they are briefing us that, ‘From now on it will be a different story. All those pending cases that identified hardened criminals on drugs and hardened murderers, we are going to have to neutralise them, so that’s the order. We need your special skills.’”

He says the team leader is contacted via radio and a specific code – each special ops officer is known by a numeric code – and told to report to base. There they are given a dossier of targets, files of drug dealers, users and criminals to “neutralise”.

“Like, for example, they will send us a picture, a profile of this individual,” explains the officer. “Automatically, one or two of my team will go to the place where this individual dwells and then of course first we are going to conduct background checks.”

“So that’s how we weigh him, so maybe we conduct our own justice,” he says. “And of course the government is ordering us to do so.”

The officer, dressed in a red sports shirt and jeans, argues the special ops teams are doing a service for society, perhaps giving a hint at his motivation for speaking about such a sensitive subject.

Then, most frightening and ominous, according to the officer who spoke to the Guardian, is the third category – highly orchestrated and trained state-sanctioned police death squads, such as the one this officer claims to be part of.

For months now the news has been filled with a steady stream of grisly images, daily photographs of blood-splattered dead bodies shot and slumped in the street. One local newspaper, the Inquirer, has even started a “kill list” in an attempt to document the killings across the country.

Of the 3,600-plus deaths so far, 1,375 have been killed in above-board police operations, while about 2,233 more have been put down to vigilantes, according to the latest statistics from the PNP from early September.

The PNP says it is investigating the vigilantes, but so far there are no reports that any have been arrested.



src:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ehind-killings

Dili gyud pwede kumkumon ang aso 'sa? Maski presidenti pa ka.

Mogawas gyud gihapon ang kamatuoran.

Unya kamong mga fans ni duterte, unsa inyong ikasulti ani? Nga nabayran na pud sa mga yellow oligarchs ang The Guardian?

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Bai, kahibalo ko kung unsa ka problema ang illegal drugs sa Pilipinas. High school pa lang ko nag.apil na ko ug mga org helping drug addict. I joined a lot of march on the streets rallying against illegal drugs. I visited a lot of drug rehab center. I saw a lot of drug addict in and out of rehab. I saw a lot of mother cried for their addict children. I saw a lot of drug addict overcome addiction.

Ang issue dili ang war on drugs kung dili ang EJK...thousands ang mga nangamatay bai.... kung wala ka ma.alarm ana... I do.

Bro, makatabang jud ka bro.

You know these drug addicts so maybe you can ask them to tell a trusted authority maybe a pastor or priest or family or rehab councilor or even YOU kung asa sila kuha og drugs?

Kay ang pusher and dealer and 'party-host' man ang nagdala nila jud. Ayaw protektahi ang root-cause. Bisan ingon pa nga agi sa kakabos nga mamaligya og drugs, sayop gihapon na.

Ngano protektahan ba sad ninyo ang kawatan? ang bugaw? kay kung huna-huna-on ang ilang rason sa pangawat og pamugaw kay sa kakabos sad nila. Or ang drug pushers lang inyo gusto i-exempt sa balaod?

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Og sa mga motuo jud nga Extra-Judicial-Killings TANAN ang killings, question nako, kinsang Judiciary na bros?

Wala man mando gikan sa PHILIPPINE government to kill and kill these so-called 'drug personalities' UNLESS KUNG ANG KINABUHI SA PULIS ANG MA-PELIGRO.

SO kinsang JUDICIARY NA? Kinsang government? Bros?


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Also, Meth Inside Out: Brain & Behavior - Triggers

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Philippines secret death squads: officer claims police teams behind wave of killings (continued)

He recalls his first meeting in which superiors allegedly described what was to happen next.

“And then they are briefing us that, ‘From now on it will be a different story. All those pending cases that identified hardened criminals on drugs and hardened murderers, we are going to have to neutralise them, so that’s the order. We need your special skills.’”

He says the team leader is contacted via radio and a specific code – each special ops officer is known by a numeric code – and told to report to base. There they are given a dossier of targets, files of drug dealers, users and criminals to “neutralise”.

“Like, for example, they will send us a picture, a profile of this individual,” explains the officer. “Automatically, one or two of my team will go to the place where this individual dwells and then of course first we are going to conduct background checks.”

“So that’s how we weigh him, so maybe we conduct our own justice,” he says. “And of course the government is ordering us to do so.”

The officer, dressed in a red sports shirt and jeans, argues the special ops teams are doing a service for society, perhaps giving a hint at his motivation for speaking about such a sensitive subject.

Then, most frightening and ominous, according to the officer who spoke to the Guardian, is the third category – highly orchestrated and trained state-sanctioned police death squads, such as the one this officer claims to be part of.

For months now the news has been filled with a steady stream of grisly images, daily photographs of blood-splattered dead bodies shot and slumped in the street. One local newspaper, the Inquirer, has even started a “kill list” in an attempt to document the killings across the country.

Of the 3,600-plus deaths so far, 1,375 have been killed in above-board police operations, while about 2,233 more have been put down to vigilantes, according to the latest statistics from the PNP from early September.

The PNP says it is investigating the vigilantes, but so far there are no reports that any have been arrested.



src:
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ehind-killings

Bro, sunod bro, apila ang pangalan sa nagsulat og photo journalist. Kanus-a nasulat og kanus-a gina-modify.

Kate Lamb in Manila
Tuesday 4 October 2016 04.35 BST

I think mas maayo mail-han nato tanang journalists sad. I will do that sa sunod nga article/video nga ma-share sa ako.

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Bro, sunod bro, apila ang pangalan sa nagsulat og photo journalist. Kanus-a nasulat og kanus-a gina-modify.
I think mas maayo mail-han nato tanang journalists sad. I will do that sa sunod nga article/video nga ma-share sa ako.

Aw, natural ra gyud na nga imong buhaton. Kay idol gud nimo's digong. Member gud ka sa iyang fans club. Maong maningkamot sab ka'g tabon sa kamatuoran. Unya kay nigawas man gyud nang maong balita, NATURAL nga ang imo na lang mahimo, atakihon ang nagsulat anang maong balita.

Ana man jud nang mga fanatics. Maglisud og dawat sa kamatuoran.

Anyways, mao diay nga suko KAAYO ni's Digong sa mga komentaryo ni Obama, Ban Ki Moon ug mga EU leaders bahin sa EJK (to the point nga hasta ang maayong relasyon sa PH ug US,UN,EU gusto pa niyang idamay).

Mao diay!

Kay hadlok siya nga kun pa-imbestigaran, mogawas unya ang kamatuoran. Nga kadaghanan diay anang mga patay nga nahitabo karon, state-sanctioned diay na.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...ehind-killings

[PaYaSo]

not feeding trolls today

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It will be so laughable if these drug personalities will be fair with the justice system,
so I say, play with them using their own game.

[firestarter]

not feeding trolls today

same here..