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Tuesday, October 4, 2016
GOOD NEWS: Testimonya ni Edgar Matobato IBINASURA NA ng Senate Committee! Hindi na Imbitado sa Susunod na Hearing.!
WATCH: Pres. Duterte Sinagot ang Pahayag ni Sen. Gordon sa kanya na "STOP MAKING NOISE"
Pres. Duterte Sinagot ang Pahayag ni Sen. Gordon sa kanya na "STOP MAKING NOISE".
President Duterte also said that "Their is no law at all which says I cannot threaten criminals either as Mayor or President. If anyone who dis-agrees give me the provision of law".
Sen. Gordon to Sen. Trillanes: "Bigla Nalang Siyang Dadating at Magpapagwapo?"
Mayor ng Tanauan City na si Antonio Halili, sangkot din umano sa droga?
WATCH: Sen. Trillanes said to Sen Gordon: "De Lima Deserves an Apology, I think you are BIAS"
Monday, October 3, 2016
Sen. De Lima nagwalk-out dahil pinagtulungan umano siya ng mga kapwa Senador sa EJK Hearing
SENATOR GORDON BINUNYAG NA SI PRES DUTERTE TALAGA PINUNTIRYA SA EJK HEARING
TRILLANES napikon matapos pinag mukhang TANGA ni SPO 3 Arthur Lascanas.
Actor Mark Anthony Fernandez nahulihan ng Marijuana
Actor Mark Anthony Fernandez, who was arrested Monday night in Pampanga for possesion of a kilo of marijuana, claimed he had no idea where the illegal drugs came from.
Fernandez admitted to GMA News' Victoria Tulad that he was just about to buy marijuana from a dealer, and he thus did not have any illegal drugs on him, when police officers suddenly showed up apprehended him.
The actor also empahsized that he was not arrested at a security checkpoint.
Sunday, October 2, 2016
Leyte mayor Espinosa - whose son Kerwin is hunted for drugs - donates mansion for drug rehab
This third-class municipality will finally have its first rehabilitation center. Ironically, it will rise on the vast residential compound of its mayor, Rolando Espinosa Sr., whose son Kerwin is being hunted by the police for allegedly being the “biggest drug lord” in Eastern Visayas.
Espinosa told the Philippine Daily Inquirer that he had donated the family home in Sitio Tinago II, Barangay Benolho, Albuera, to the Philippine National Police (PNP). The deed of donation was being processed and would be completed in a few days, he said.
Espinosa, who has been staying at the police station since he returned to Albuera in August following his surrender to PNP Director General Ronald dela Rosa in Quezon City, said he had his family’s support to show to the public that they had changed their ways.
The donation was also in recognition of the need for Albuera to have its own rehabilitation center, especially since at least 70 drug suspects had surrendered and had nowhere else to go.
The 3,700 square-meter residential compound was among the pieces of property owned by the Espinosa family that had been subjected to audit by the police on suspicion that these might have been purchased from money derived from Kerwin’s illegal drugs operations since the early 2000s.
The compound houses a bungalow-type mansion with four bedrooms and is 50 meters away from the house owned by Kerwin and another by the mayor. It has a small stage where the family would hold Sunday Masses, kiosks for their parties, and a tent for cockfights since the mayor raised gamecocks.
Inside the property is a fenced area where the family keeps six Jet skis, one speedboat and Kerwin’s cars.
Chief Insp. Jovie Espenido, municipal police chief, said the mansion would be used as office and billeting area for the workers of the rehabilitation center.
The rehabilitation center, to be constructed starting November at a cost of nearly P1 million, would accommodate 100 dependents, Espinido said.
On the parking lot will rise a one-story house for male drug dependents. An existing structure at the back of the building will be converted into a dormitory for female patients.
Source: Inquirer
Despite lashing from Duterte, EU gives funds for drug rehab in PH
Ombudsman, inaming walang nakitang ebidensya kay Duterte at DDS
Lumabas sa imbestigasyon ng Ombudsman na walang ebidensyang nagsasabi na ang Davao Death Squad at ang noo'y Mayor Rodrigo Duterte ang nasa likod ng mga pagpatay sa Davao City.
BIGGEST SECRET PLAN ng AMERIKA sa PILIPINAS IBINUNYAG ni Sir Orion Mula Beijing CHINA!
Mula Beijing China si Sir Orion Perez ibinunyag ang buong kaalaman ng mga sekretong plano ng US sa Pilipinas, totoo namang naging tuta tau ng US sa nakaraang Aquino Administration.
Saturday, October 1, 2016
Sen. Gordon to De Lima: Wag Mo Kaming Dediktahan
Friday, September 30, 2016
Paquiao Admits That He Used Drugs
Filipino boxing legend Manny Pacquiao admits drug use, despite his close personal friendship with President Duterte who has declared a war on drugs.
The boxing star, who was elected as a senator in May, said he backed president Rodrigo Duterte's war on drugs and claimed that the leader was chosen by God to "discipline the people".
Since taking office in June, Mr Duterte has put the crackdown at the core of presidency and said it will not stop "until the last drug manufacturer is killed".
According to police, 3,171 drug dealers and users have been killed - two thirds by unknown assailants and the rest in police operations.
Pacquiao, 37, said: "The president, he doesn't know my experience with drugs.
"I tried drugs…many kinds of drugs, all kinds of drugs."
The boxer said his substance abuse happened for years "before I became a champion".
He added it was unfair to blame the drugs-related death toll on Mr Duterte.
Pacquiao said: "God put him there for a reason, for purpose - to discipline the people.
"In the past administrations, people didn't respect the law, the leader, the authorities.
"What Duterte is trying to do is let the people know - and put it in their heart and minds - that you need to respect the laws of the land."
The boxer, who is the godfather of Mr Duterte's grandson, is a close ally of the president.
In his first speech in the senate, Pacquiao backed Mr Duterte's drugs crackdown by calling for the death penalty to be reinstated for dealers.
Pacquiao also fronted a motion to oust the chair of a high-profile committee examining the president's links to vigilante death squads in Davao.
The 37-year-old's comments come after Mr Duterte sparked outrage by calling Barack Obama a "son of a whore" while warning the US president not to question him about extrajudicial killings.
Despite the fall-out, Pacquiao asserted that the Philippine president is "a nice guy".
He said: "(Mr Duterte) is a respectful person, a hospitable person, a friendly person."
Thursday, September 29, 2016
JAYBEE SEBASTIAN FINALLY SIGNED AFFIDAVIT WHILE RECOVERING THE HOSPITAL
Prominent inmate Jaybee Sebastian, who was injured in a stabbing occurrence inside the New Bilibid Prison (NBP) on Wednesday, is presently in stable condition.
Photographs of Sebastian inside the doctor’s facility was discharged to the media Thursday, alongside photographs of his sworn affidavit about the riot in Bilibid that left one drug lord dead and 3 others harmed (including him).
As indicated by Sebastian, he was stabbed by an inmate named Tomas Doniña, also known as Tom, between 7:00 to 8:00 Wednesday morning in the chaos corridor of Building 14 of NBP.
He added that he was watching TV when he was stabbed in the back with an ice pick.
Sebastian likewise said in his announcement that he chatted with Doniña and a specific Clarence Dongail before the stabbing incident.
JAYBEE SEBASTIAN SIGN:
WATCH: Sen. CAYETANO nag mistulang celebrity at pinagkaguluhan sa Hanoi Vietnam
New York Times Blames for Drug and EJK issue 'It was Aquino's and Liberal. Laziness and Unwillingness to Solve the Country’s Problems'
THE New York Times reported that the Philippines problem on drugs can be traced back to the President Rodrigo Duterte’s predecessor, Benigno Aquino III.
“It might seem that the Philippines’ trouble began when it elected Mr. Duterte, a brash provincial politician who has for decades embraced extrajudicial killings as a legitimate method of crime control," NY Times said in a report.
"But the true roots of the problem can be traced to the administration of Mr. Duterte’s predecessor, Benigno Aquino III. That is because, experts say, the true cause of this kind of extrajudicial violence is the public’s loss of confidence in state institutions and its turning instead to more immediate forms of punishment and control," it added.
In 2010, Aquino was elected on high hopes that he will support the rule of law and human rights. However he failed to fix the Philippines’ corrupt and ineffective justice system.
During his administration, he also faced a series of security-related scandals, including a hostage crisis in Manila in 2010.
"And, perhaps most critical, Mr. Aquino was perceived as lazy and soft, unwilling to take the necessary steps to solve the country’s problems," NY Times said.
With the previous administration's failures to respond the Filipinos' needs and frustration with the government’s inability to provide basic security, the people demanded a new kind of leadership that would take more decisive action to provide security, thus President Duterte's election.
When people begin to see the justice system as thoroughly corrupt and broken, they feel unprotected from crime. That sense of threat makes them willing to support vigilante violence, which feels like the best option for restoring order and protecting their personal safety.
Gema Santamaria, a professor at the Mexico Autonomous Institute of Technology in Mexico City who studies lynchings and other forms of vigilante killings, and José Miguel Cruz, the research director at Florida International University’s Latin American and Caribbean Center, used survey data from across Latin America to test what leads people to support extrajudicial violence.
The data told a very similar story across all of the countries in their sample. People who didn’t have faith in their country’s institutions were more likely to say vigilante violence was justified.
Leaders like Mr. Duterte have a political incentive to exploit this sentiment, marketing their willingness to go around the system to prove that they are willing to do whatever it takes to solve the country’s problems.
“When you have a weak government that faces a security crisis and also a crisis of trust of the people, the issue of promising more punishment is a shortcut to gain citizens’ confidence, to gain support,” Ms. Santamaria said.
Source: Pilipinas Update
Lawyer: Jaybee Sebastian Wish To Tell All Only President Duterte About Drug In Bilibid
Jaybee Sebastian will speak about his knowledge of the drug trade inside the New Bilibid Prison only with President Rodrigo Duterte, his lawyer said on Wednesday, hours after the high-profile inmate was hurt in a riot inside the prison compound.
In a live interview on GMA News TV's QRT, Sebastian's lawyer Edgar Arriba said the incident showed that there was a clear and present danger to the inmate's life.
"Napakarami niyang alam," said Arriba. "Ayaw niyang magsalita dahil lalong manganganib ang buhay niya."
Arriba said Sebastian told him: "Magsasalita lang ako sa presidente."
Sebastian was the most prominent name that surfaced in last week's House of Representatives hearing on the illegal drug trade inside the national penitentiary, with fellow inmates linking him to Senator Leila De Lima. Duterte has tagged De Lima for allowing narcotics to proliferate inside the NBP while she was justice secretary.
De Lima, a vocal critic of Duterte, has denied the links, saying that Sebastian was a government asset.
Arriba declined to answer when asked if this was true.
Sebastian underwent surgery on Wednesday after the riot, which left another high-profile inmate Tony Co dead and two others hurt.
Arriba said Sebastian did not want to court the ire of either the previous administration or the current one.
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