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Drugs: Everything must go in ‘closing-out sale’
Duterte promises to be 'presidential' after inauguration
Und heute verflucht er... die Vereinten Nationen
Wenn er mit diesem Tempo weitermacht, hat er Ende des Monats niemanden mehr, der ihn als Präsidenten will. Bei einer Amtseinführung im Militär hat dieses ja schon erklärt, dass es im Fall der Fälle wie schon mehrfach vorher in der Geschichte immer auf der Seite des Volkes stehen wird ( Trillanes asks AFP: How do you deal with ‘lunatic’ president? ).
Dear President Rody Duterte
Dear President Rody Duterte
The first time I listened to you was at the Rappler candidates’ forum at the De La Salle University early this year. ... That gave me a glimpse of what a raconteur you were, albeit impervious to time. For you, time seemed to be a stretchable commodity, adjusting to your mood and bending to your pace and whim. As the campaign rolled on, you eventually became known for long, rambling speeches, peppered with jokes, expletives, anecdotes. At the Makati Business Club, you strayed from your written guide and meandered, even talking about Viagra and not letting that thing “hang forever.” ...
Mr President-elect, like many others, I take what you say seriously, every word that escapes your mouth. As the incoming leader of a country of more than 100 million, what you say carries a lot of weight. It is policy, it is a marching order, it is an idea that you want your co-workers in government to imbibe, it is a message to the public.
The burden to decipher your intent is not on the media nor the citizens. Mr President-elect, the burden is on you.
But please, do not make the national conversation a guessing game, leaving us to decode the words that tumble out of your mouth.
We shouldn’t be spending time mulling over whether what you said was a joke, a float, or simply bluster. This will leave many of us confused and unclear about what you really want us to remember and lodge in our minds.
Drugs: Everything must go in ‘closing-out sale’
Drugs: Everything must go in ‘closing-out sale’
Less than a month before President-elect Rodrigo Duterte assumes office, drug dealers are putting their merchandise on sale.
“They [drug dealers in Cebu] are having this closing-out sale,” incoming Philippine National Police Director Ronald dela Rosa against those involved in illegal drugs.
“Everything must go before the Duterte administration comes in,” he said. He said he received reports that drugs dealers are disposing all their supply.
Duterte promises to be 'presidential' after inauguration
Duterte promises to be 'presidential' after inauguration
After a two-hour press conference filled with profanity, incoming President Rodrigo Duterte promised that the country will see a "metamorphosis" after he is sworn in as president on June 30. “I am not yet president. Maya maya, maghintay kayo (Later. Just wait). I’m really a rude person. I’m enjoying my last time as a rude person,” Duterte said in a report by ABS-CBN News.
Und heute verflucht er... die Vereinten Nationen
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After calling Pope Francis a son of a bitch, Philippine President-elect Rodrigo Duterte cursed the United Nations (UN) for failing to solve the conflict in the Middle East and not helping the 'black people' in Africa.
Wenn er mit diesem Tempo weitermacht, hat er Ende des Monats niemanden mehr, der ihn als Präsidenten will. Bei einer Amtseinführung im Militär hat dieses ja schon erklärt, dass es im Fall der Fälle wie schon mehrfach vorher in der Geschichte immer auf der Seite des Volkes stehen wird ( Trillanes asks AFP: How do you deal with ‘lunatic’ president? ).