All About Current Admin of Duterte

[©harlie M©]

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hastang looya ni idol yanong_banikanhon na ban, gi mingaw na noon kog pinakalit ni idol dah! nyahahahah

i hope wa to cya g potos ug masking tape nya butangan karatola "wag tularan" nyahahah

[digitalsuperman]

in less than a year he has done so much. wala nay tanim-bala, wala nay OEC *yey*, nabalik ang fishermen sa pangisda sa panatag shoal.naay 911 ug 8888 and list goes on. i really don't care what anybody sez.i trust him. besides, kanang tirades niya sa america tinuod mana.


https://youtu.be/dGQCsZ9Z1yM

[obelisk]

At least ang BPO mo regularized ug employees ug nice kaaug benefits. Ang chinese owned companies like SM ug Gaisano try kuno pangutana mga sales ladies ug pilay ila sueldo kaabot bag minimum unya regular ba sila? Ako hibaw-an ang SM puro ra contractual, renew2x ra. Ug way klarong benepisyo mga employees, di baya lalim trabaho mga sales girls and sales boys, kasuway mog barug mga 10 hours puerti tawon anang kapoya. BPO on the other hand is one of the reason why eatery business and malls are sprouting, kung simbako mangawala na, hagba pod tanang negosyo kay domino effect ra na. Walay ma exempt ang ga work ras govt kay sige ra na silag collect ug taxes.

Mao bitaw ganahan sa president i-remove ang contractualization. We have to think long term. Kay what if maka kita nasad ug lain na options and BPO companies. Much like sa ning happen na India BPOs are slowly moving to the South East kay lower labor costs. Too dependent ra kaau ta ana and if ever mu decide to switch nasad sila, nganga ta. Naa sad uban OFWs would prefer a salary lower than their current one basta lng dili sila ma layo sa ilang pamilya.

[RainRiku]

Lines are already connected.

Duterte's visit on other countries are all fruitful and meaningful.

Thinking Pinoy: Genius! The Method to Duterte’s Foreign Policy Madness

[digitalsuperman]

actually daghan man companies nag contratualize dili raman mga fil-chinese companies. ambot nganong kinahanglan single out. and i don't blame them for doing contractualization after all, our lawmakers paved way for this to happen in the first place.

[obelisk]

naa pay lain oh:

Gov’t allots P414M vs hunger, malnutrition in Mindanao

Naa gihapon na silay ika reklamo ana sir.

[yanongbanikanhon]

Oy, niabot na diay sa China kadtong open letter sa usa ka retiradong pulis kansang anak gipusil patay sa riding-in-tandem.

Mao na kini ang culture of death nga gikahadlokan sa daghang mga pilipino. Tsk.tsk.tsk...

Retired Philippine cop appeals to Duterte for justice after ‘innocent’ son killed amid drug war

In letter that has gone viral, father threatens to find killers of 21-year-old son who was gunned down in the street

Retired police intelligence officer Alfredo Jebulan, 64, is used to investigating violent deaths. Over the weekend, he suddenly found himself trying to make sense of the gangland style execution of his fifth and youngest child Yani in Antipolo, Rizal, northeast of Manila.

At first he thought the 21-year-old psychology student was shot only once after drinking with friends to celebrate passing midterm exams.

An autopsy revealed Yani was shot twice on the chest, once on the side, “and the finishing touch was on the head,” Jebulan calmly told South China Morning Post.

After speaking with police about his son’s case, Jebulan took the highly unorthodox step of posting on Facebook an open letter to President Rodrigo Duterte, who has waged a ruthless war against drug dealers and users since he was elected earlier this year. The letter has gone viral in the Philippines.

It read:

“I’m addressing this to you Mr Rodrigo DUTERTE. My youngest son was shot in the head by rinding [sic] in tandem men wearing bonnets at around 12 midnight Oct 29 2016. He died instantly with a single bullet in the head. My son is a 3rd year college student studying at Fatima University, Antipolo Rizal. He has never been involved in any illegal drug habit moreso [sic] in pedling [sic] drugs whatsoever.”

He then said he was once a police officer who used to arrest drug offenders.
He added:

“My point is, if I will know that one of your policemen has the hand for the cause of the death of my son, God forbids [sic], I will let heaven and earth befall upon him. I know you dont [sic] tolerate this but let me be very very frank, if they know how to kill people, SO AM I.

This goes to you too (national police chief) Gen Dela Rosa Sir. I’m begging you Help me solve the unecessary [sic] death of my son PLEASE or I will be the one to do it without your help.”

src:
Retired Philippine cop appeals to Duterte for justice after ‘innocent’ son killed amid drug war | South China Morning Post

[yanongbanikanhon]

Mura'g ang mga taga-China (nga gidul-duolan ni Duterte ug iyang gidayeg sa pagsuporta niini sa iyang war on drugs) naman mismo ang wala makagusto sa nagkadaghan nga casualty aning war on drugs ni Digong.

Unsa kahay iyang buhaton 'sa? Makaako kaha siya'g balikas sa mga leader sa China sama sa iyang gibuhat sa US, EU ug UN nga nibatikos sa mga casualties sa iyang war on drugs?

Atong padayonon ang maong news article sa South China Morning Post:

Jebulan shares this attitude with most Filipinos. Two recent surveys of private pollsters Social Weather Stations and Pulse Asia show Duterte with sky-high approval ratings - of 76 per cent and 86 per cent, respectively. His war on drugs favourably polled 84 per cent in the SWS survey, although 71 per cent of respondents said it was “very important” for drug offenders to be caught alive.

While Jebulan was all for the “war on drugs”, he expressed alarm over the notable increase in how many executions were being carried out: done by killers riding in pairs on a motorcycle. “Once you hear of riding-in-tandem, we cannot be sure if that is a vigilante or legitimate police. That’s so frequent, isn’t it?”

He added that while such killings had occurred in the two previous presidencies, “today we have so many deaths. It’s very obvious, isn’t it?”

“Perhaps, if he (Duterte) did not become president, maybe the killings would not be that many. He himself had declared that he would triple the number of deaths. He said that himself on TV,” he said.

Jebulan was referring to a warning Duterte made last week that “you can expect about 20,000 or 30,000 more” drug-related killings.

Jebulan said: “I really like it when those being killed are really drug addicts so that the next generation will not suffer. But when innocent students like my son are killed, who wouldn’t feel hurt?”

“Let’s reverse roles. What if I were the president and this had happened to him, what do you think will he say?”

The presidential palace did not respond to repeated phone calls or mobile text messages from The Post on Yani’s case.

Retired Philippine cop appeals to Duterte for justice after ‘innocent’ son killed amid drug war | South China Morning Post

[vengeanceismine]

gamiton ang "ampo" para lang mupuli ilang leni or kinsa manang yellowha

murag di mahitabo o di makalingkod si Lenz kay mas pabor si digs ni marcos





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[GemWArrioR]

Oy, niabot na diay sa China kadtong open letter sa usa ka retiradong pulis kansang anak gipusil patay sa riding-in-tandem.

Mao na kini ang culture of death nga gikahadlokan sa daghang mga pilipino. Tsk.tsk.tsk...

Retired Philippine cop appeals to Duterte for justice after ‘innocent’ son killed amid drug war

In letter that has gone viral, father threatens to find killers of 21-year-old son who was gunned down in the street

Retired police intelligence officer Alfredo Jebulan, 64, is used to investigating violent deaths. Over the weekend, he suddenly found himself trying to make sense of the gangland style execution of his fifth and youngest child Yani in Antipolo, Rizal, northeast of Manila.

At first he thought the 21-year-old psychology student was shot only once after drinking with friends to celebrate passing midterm exams.

An autopsy revealed Yani was shot twice on the chest, once on the side, “and the finishing touch was on the head,” Jebulan calmly told South China Morning Post.

After speaking with police about his son’s case, Jebulan took the highly unorthodox step of posting on Facebook an open letter to President Rodrigo Duterte, who has waged a ruthless war against drug dealers and users since he was elected earlier this year. The letter has gone viral in the Philippines.

It read:

“I’m addressing this to you Mr Rodrigo DUTERTE. My youngest son was shot in the head by rinding [sic] in tandem men wearing bonnets at around 12 midnight Oct 29 2016. He died instantly with a single bullet in the head. My son is a 3rd year college student studying at Fatima University, Antipolo Rizal. He has never been involved in any illegal drug habit moreso [sic] in pedling [sic] drugs whatsoever.”

He then said he was once a police officer who used to arrest drug offenders.
He added:

“My point is, if I will know that one of your policemen has the hand for the cause of the death of my son, God forbids [sic], I will let heaven and earth befall upon him. I know you dont [sic] tolerate this but let me be very very frank, if they know how to kill people, SO AM I.

This goes to you too (national police chief) Gen Dela Rosa Sir. I’m begging you Help me solve the unecessary [sic] death of my son PLEASE or I will be the one to do it without your help.”

src:
Retired Philippine cop appeals to Duterte for justice after ‘innocent’ son killed amid drug war | South China Morning Post

unsa man na npud yanong, chismis na pud ka diha... dili siya gi gipatay tungod sa drugs, according sa police investigation its either gipatay siya kay naa kaaway sa iyang school or lain kaalitan..

TSISMIS pa more yanong bakakon.

Kaya yanong, lahat ng tao na napatay maski kanang lamok na nakapatay, isisi na kay PRes. Duterte...