Japanese News Anchor: "HE IS A GOOD LEADER INDEED!"

Our President is in Japan News, at isa sa mga anchor said, na napakatalino ng Presidente ng Pinas. He knows what he have to do. Imagine daw the fact na mainit ang sigalot ng teritoryo ng China at Pinas pero nagawa daw nyang maging smooth ang paguusap at nauwi pa sa magandang resulta. Sabi pa ng ibang anchor news HE IS A GOOD LEADER INDEED. maliban nga lang sa pagnguya ng gum at pagmumura nya ✌😂 pero indi naging issue iyon kasi he is just HONEST person daw. 

GOOD NEWS! Because of DUTERTE, No More Chinese Coast Guard in Scarborough!

NOW. THIS IS A DIPLOMATIC TRIUMPH!

"There are no longer any China Coast Guard (CCG) vessels in the disputed Scarborough Shoal and Filipino fishermen are now able to freely access the area, Malacañang said Friday, October 28."

"Some Filipino fishermen from Subic, Zambales are now able to fish atScarborough Shoal (Panatag Shoal), a report said on Friday.
"A "News To Go" report quoted a fisherman as saying that his comrades who ventured off waters have reported via radio that Chinese vessels no longer sent them away. "Fishermen there consider this good news, after more than four years of being unable to enter the territory due to the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard"

"Fishermen there consider this good news, after more than four years of being unable to enter the territory due to the presence of the Chinese Coast Guard, the report said.

"The fishermen are also hoping to continue being free to catch fish in the area.

"While Malacañang maintained that the territorial dispute between the Philippines and China will not be discussed in depth, President Rodrigo Duterte said he spoke to Chinese President Xi Jinping about Panatag Shoal issues in a closed-door meeting during his state visit in China.
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Duterte refused to give details on the conversation but hinted that something may happen after it.

BREAKING NEWS! Ampatuan, Patay sa Operatiba ng Anti-Illegal Drugs!

Datu Saudi Ampatuan Mayor and 9 bodyguards killed in a shootout with government troops.

Mayor Samsudin Dimaukon of the municipality of Datu Saudi Ampatuan and his nine bodyguards were killed in a shootout with operatives from Anti-Illegal Drugs Unit early this morning, October 27, in Bulatukan, Makilala, North Cotabato.

Maj. Jovit Culaway of Anti-Illegal Drugs Unit Mindanao said the conduicted a checkpoint “based on information that the group will transport illegal drugs to Maguindanao and Cotabato area, instead of stopping at the chekcpoint, the Grandia van opened fire at the police which prompted them to scamper for safety and the encounter followed.

Culaway said "pinahinto namin pero, bumukas ang pintuan at pinaputukan kami, , doon nag start ang shootout."

Dimaukom's convoy was en route to his town in Maguindanao.

Dimaukom was one of the local officials on the drug list of President Rodrigo Duterte, which he released to the public in August.

Only last September 27, the police raided his compound in Datu Saudi town but did not find illegal drugs.

Dimaukom was pronounced dead upon arrival at the Makilala Midway Hospital.

DUTERTE'S CHINA & JAPAN VISITS MAY MODERNIZE PHILIPPINE AGRICULTURE!

President Rody Duterte's State Visits to two of the country's biggest trading partners in Asia in a span of two weeks may yet result in the dramatic reshaping and modernisation of Philippine agriculture.

For me, the fruits of the President's rigorous travels are now the proving to be the realisation of the wish I shared with him during our recent travel to the island-province of Basilan on Oct. 10.

Apparently impressed and happy with the tractors, fishing boats, seeds and fertilisers which we readily gave to the farmers of Basilan whose coconut farms were devastated by insects which killed the trees, President Duterte turned to me and asked "What more do you need? How many more tractors?"

I immediately pounced on that opening and told him what needed to be done to lift farmers and fishermen from poverty and help them produce more food for the country.

"Mr. President, if we deliver our interventions to Philippine agriculture and fisheries by piecemeal, we will never be able to change things," I told him.

I also warned him that if he does not deliver all the needed interventions during his Presidency, the country may never have another leader who deeply understands agriculture like him.

That was when I told him that under his Presidency, the following interventions must be delivered:

1. Mechanization and modernisation of the rice and corn industry by acquiring farm tractors, rice cultivators, planters, harvesters, dryers, mills and storage and processing facilities.

These interventions would lower the cost of production and reduce post harvest losses which run up to 16% of the total harvest. It would also empower the farmers to get a better price for their produce.

2. Establishment of fish ports, fish landings, cold storage, ice-making and processing facilities in key fishing grounds and fish production areas of the country.

According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), almost 40% of the fish catch and harvest of fisher folks and high value marine products farmers are spoiled because of the lack of post harvest facilities.

3. Completion of the construction of the remaining 3,500 kilometres of farm to market roads all over the country to facilitate the transport of products to the market.

I asked him to consider availing of long term loans from either or both China and Japan so that these important agriculture and fisheries infrastructure facilities are established and completed during his Presidency.

The other aspects of Philippine agriculture like support to high value crops, including processing and manufacturing, could be handled by the Department of Agriculture through its annual budget allocation.

The President just nodded after listening to me in that brief moment in Lamitan City, Basilan.

Little did I know that he remembered everything that I shared with him.

In Beijing last week, I received a pleasant surprise when he announced that Philippine agriculture and fisheries would get the biggest share of the estimated $6-B which China would grant to the the Philippine government.

Last night in Tokyo, he once again repeated the same sales pitch emphasising that Japan's support to Philippine agriculture would greatly contribute to the attainment of peace in the country and in lifting Filipinos out of poverty.

During the state dinner with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe in the Prime Minister's official residence last night, I was seated beside the agriculture minister of Japan and we talked about the possibility of a Yen Loan for the acquisition of farm equipment including post harvest facilities.

Today, as I leave Japan for two more engagements in Canada and the United States to promote Philippine agriculture products, I feel like I am on Cloud 9.

I am now imagining a Philippine rural scene where concrete roads lead from the farms to the market, where tractors, planters, harvesters and processing mills are humming and working in the countryside and where the bountiful harvest from the country's coastal waters reach the wet markets of the big cities and even the remotes villages in the country.

A dream?

Not anymore. President Duterte is making all of this a reality.

By Manny Piñol

P5-B BANANA SUPPLY CONTRACT for JAPAN, SIGNED!

Tokyo, Japan - In formal ceremonies today at the Prince Tower Tokyo Hotel, President Rody Duterte witnessed the signing of an agreement between a Japanese company and the Department of Agriculture for the supply of 20 million boxes of Cavendish bananas to the Japanese market every year.

The deal, which was made possible with the help of House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez, is expected to earn for the country an estimated P5-B every year.

The signing of the agreement will mark the start of the development of about 7,000 hectares of banana farms which the Japanese company, Farmind Corp., would like to be located in former conflict areas in the Southern Philippines.

The project is estimated to result in a direct employment of 14,000 farm workers and many more in direct employment in other ancillary services.

The Farmind Corp. project is really aimed at providing livelihood opportunities for rebel returnees and beneficiaries of the agrarian reform program.

This project was referred to me by House Speaker Pantaleon Alvarez right after I assumed office as Secretary of Agriculture.

The deal was among those signed during President Duterte’s three-day visit to Tokyo, where he discussed economic and defense concerns with Japanese leaders.

Speaker Alvarez referred to me the proposed project two months ago and I received a briefing from his staff on the intention of Farmind president Tatstuo Horiuchi to provide livelihood agrarian reform beneficiaries, as well as former rebels, to support the President's peace efforts.

“I asked him if he could help the Philippines, especially the CARP [Comprehensive Agrarian Reform Program] beneficiaries, the rebel returnees, if they could commit to buy quite a number of fruits coming from the Philippines at a good price,” Alvarez told reporters in Tokyo.

Philippine bananas dominate the Japanese market supplying as much as 90% of the total requirements but in recent years, bananas from Ecuador have penetrated Japan.

Currently, the Philippines only holds 75% of the banana supply in Japan and this is mainly because the low prices of oil have allowed Ecuador to bring its bananas to Japan at a lower transport cost.

The entry of the Farmind supply contract, however, will once again allow the Philippines to dominate the Japan market.

By Manny Piñol

JAPAN PRIME MINISTER, Halatang Gustong Makipagkaibigan Kay Duterte!

Marami talagang gustong makipagkaibigan kay President Duterte, kahit ang Prime Minister ng Japan. - Duterte Global Warriors

Duterte Helped with JAPANESE Business Leaders!

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte is helped to attach an earphone at a luncheon meeting with Japanese business leaders in Tokyo on Wednesday.

DUTERTE is Hard to be Dictated By FOREIGNERS!

We are an independent nation, so our foreign policy should not be dictated by any country or government other than ours.

Duterte, Pinanindigan Ang Dignidad ng mga Pinoy!

Sa talumpati ni Pangulong Duterte sa Tokyo, Japan noong Martes, dinepensahan niya ang dignidad ng mga Pinoy sa kanyang mga kritiko sa America. "You have the evidence, go ahead and file the case. I have no problem with that, I can rot in prison for my country. I am not a Filipino for nothing. Maski ganito lang kami ka-pobre (even if we are poor), do not fuck with our dignity," he said.

Duterte SUPPORTERS in Japan LOVE Him TREMENDOUSLY!

Supporters shout Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's name as they wait for his arrival for an event at the Palace Hotel in Tokyo on Tuesday.

Bagong Packaging ng RELIEF GOODS, Walang PaEPAL!

Ito po ang DSWD Family Foodpack at ang laman nito. Dapat naka-tape po ang kahon pag binigay sa inyo. 6 na kilong bigas, 4 na latang sardinas, 4 na latang carne norte o beef loaf, at 6 na sachet ng kape o cereal energy drink ang nasa loob. Sapat po itong pagkain para sa 2 araw para sa isang pamilyang may 5 na miyembro.

- DSWD Sec. Judy M. Taguiwalo

China Donates PhP 89.8 M to the victims of Super Typhoon Lawin

President Rody Duterte delivers a statement with China’s Ambassador to the Philippines Zhao Jianhua after the People’s Republic of China donates a total of PhP 89.8 million to the victims of Super Typhoon Lawin, at the Malacañan Palace on October 24, 2016

Here's the video.

Japan, Maingat sa Bunganga ni President Duterte!

TOKYO —

Maingat ang mga Japanese officials kay Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte dahil sa kilalang di makontrol na bunganga ng presidente. "It’s not just his foreign policy toward the U.S., but also his informal style: Will he chew gum in front of the emperor?" pag-alala ng mga Japanese officials.

Tatlong araw si Duterte sa bisita niya sa Tokyo, Japan at magkakaroon ng pakikipag-usap sa Prime Minister na si Shinzo Abe sa Miyerkules. Ayon sa balita na ang Japanese Foreign Minister na si Fumio Kishida ay tatanungin nila kung ano ang tunay na intensyon nito sa pagpunta sa Japan sa kanilang hapunan.

“I think it would be important that we fully communicate through these occasions and directly hear opinions from President Duterte himself,” sabi ni Kishida.

“When (Duterte) will make a courtesy visit to the Emperor, his behavior during the event could have a major impact. I trust he understands the consequences and he would not do such a thing (as chewing gum), but I do hope the Philippine side to remind him of that particular point,” Itsunori Onodera, a senior lawmaker in the conservative ruling Liberal Democratic Party, told a Sunday talk show on Fuji TV.

Longest Bridge in Mindanao sa 2017 na!

The P4.859 billion longest bridge in Mindanao connecting Tangub City, Misamis Occidental and Tubod, Lanao del Norte, which is named Panguil Bay Bridge, will start construction by the third quarter of 2017. This was announced by the Department of Public Works and Highways (DPWH) in Region 10.

Ang Tunay na MALASAKIT, Nakikita na ng mga Pilipino!

Tunay pong kahanga-hanga ang damayang may tatak Pilipino. Kitang kita po kung paano nagtutulungan ang ating mga kababayan para maihatid ang tulong na kailangang kailangan ng mga kababayan natin na apektado ng bagyong Lawin. Kuha po ng DSWD Field Office sa Cordillera Autonomous Region. 
- DSWD Sec. Judy M. Taguiwalo

Smuggled Rice mula China, Nasabat!

JUST IN: P20-M smuggled na bigas mula China, nasabat mula sa 12 container vans sa Port of Manila. Idineklarang leatherette ang mga kargamento. (via Romel Lopez/News5) - News5 Everywhere

Davao Has The Most Grandiose Bridge in Mindanao!

DAVAO CITY- The most grandiose bridge in Mindanao is set to be constructed for P1.19 Billion after the design had been revealed from Filipino design team Budji + Royal Architecture + Design which will connect Davao City and Samal Island. The bridge is DPWH Southern Mindanao's version of Northern Mindanao's Panguil Bay Bridge. The design of the bridge includes a railway which might append to Davao's planned train system or to Mindanao Railway System. While Panguil Bay Bridge will cater millions of passengers who are crossing the Panguil Bay in their everyday lives, this bridge will mostly cater tourist of Samal Island and for the benefit of growing tourism industry in Davao. It can be noted that millions of tourists visit Davao which makes Davao the leading tourist destination in Mindanao. 

Duterte Impressed American Executive of his Leadership!

"Being an American executive living and working in the Philippines, it is safe to say my phone has been ringing off the hook recently, with reams of inquiries about “How is it in the Philippines now?”, or “What do you think?”, or “How is all of this going to play out?” with regard to the new Duterte administration and the war of words that has dominated the global press.

One can debate these questions back and forth for hours, and certainly social media is alive with the debate raging in full view. My answers to these questions have been rooted in what I believe are four fundamental conclusions that are near-irrefutable at this point:

It is far too early to conclude anything regarding the long-term impact. President Duterte has been in office a mere 100 days. We don’t know at this point how any of this is going to play out. Some wonder if the rhetoric is the result of a lack of seasoning as a politician on a global level. Others suspect this may all be part of a far grander strategy. What do I think? My mother grew up on a farm, and she always used to say, “Your mule always notices when you kiss your tractor.” And I suspect President Duterte himself has the same kind of wisdom about him. This very likely could be a clever negotiation play to create more balance with the US and the EU and strike a better deal, i.e. making the “mule” more jealous. And why shouldn’t he fight for a better set of terms from the US and EU? Nothing wrong with this; it is his job as president of his nation to protect the best interests of the Philippines. Only time will tell. Let’s give the president time to run his playbook before any conclusions are drawn.

An important essence of leadership is a bias for action. President Duterte is not a “NATO” kind of leader, meaning “No action, talk only.” Rarely in recent history has the world seen a leader be more decisive in the first 100 days than President Duterte. No matter how one feels about the decisions, this itself must be applauded. He is a man of action. And this is an essential element of great leadership.

. We can argue about what is right for Philippines, but we cannot credibly argue the man’s intentions. He truly wants what is best for his nation and is willing to take flak for it. This selflessness is truly commendable.

And finally, when the president uses the counter-argument of hypocrisy from the West with regard to human rights, he is absolutely right. I personally don’t agree with the use of 100-year-old arguments, as the present must be argued with the present. Dredging up human-rights issues from 100-plus years ago is a slippery slope — under this premise, a country could, for example, remove women’s rights to vote under the argument, “Well, the USA did not allow women to vote prior to 1920.” No, one cannot argue the present with the past, because the past is in the past, but the present can be altered. Yet, this really doesn’t matter, because the present hypocrisy of the West surrounding Syria, ISIS and the refugees proves that the US, EU and NATO, for that matter, have no business lecturing anyone about human rights. Because every day thousands of innocent people are murdered at the hands of an issue created by the West. And, worst of all, there is no willingness to help refugees, to clean up a mess of their own making.

To President Duterte, we say, “Give ’em hell, Rody!” There is an old saying in the Arab world, “The dogs bark, yet the caravan still passes.” Let the dogs bark. And keep doing what you think is right."

- James Michael Lafferty

Korean Star Bae Jong Becomes Dad at 44!

SEOUL - Korean Wave Star is a first-time dad at the age of 44 according to the report of Yonhap News Agency. His wife Park Soo gave birth to a baby boy at maternity clinic in Seoul's Gangnam District. The child was born on October 23, 2016 according to K-pop website Soompi.com.

Aquino Administration Failed 200,000 Yolanda Victims!

DSWD Sec. Judy Taguiwalo did a press briefing in Malacanang. According to her the DSWD did some investigations with Yolanda Donations as requested by the Filipino People. Report will be Submitted to the office of the President on or before November 8, 2016. The secretary said that many farmers and fisherfolks talk to them and ask about the Emergency Shelter Assistance ( ESA) 3 years after Yolanda. The DSWD did some internal assessment with the Donation and the funds given. Money was given to the people but there are irregularities. That Irregularities have been submitted to the President. They have asked the President to Initiate the Investigation.

We have provided more than 1 Million ESA to the victims, there are around 200,000 claimants who complained that they are victims of Yolanda from Region 6 and 8 but they are not given the assistance needed.

There was no relocation for the People who lived in the danger zone. The management of funds was forwarded to LGU and if you are not part of the Political party, you will be excluded.

2 NEW Ferry Boats at Guadalupe Station!

MMDA Chairman Thomas Orbos leads the inauguration of two new ferry boats at Guadalupe Ferry Station - Ronald "Bato" Dela Rosa Supporters.

Are You Willing to Become a COMMUNIST Philippine Country?

 

Russia and China are communist countries and dealing with Russia & China as part of President Duterte's political agenda brought some questions in the mind of some Filipinos on why he left America and went to these countries which are what we call communist countries.

There's a question in some Filipinos, what if the Philippines will become a communist country? What will be the disadvantages and advantages of this kind of system?

 

Advantages: 

1. All are equal.
2. There's a job for every citizen.
3. An internally stable economic system
4. Establishment of stronger social communities
5. No competition.
6. Efficient distribution of resources

Disadvantages:

1. The government owns all the businesses and properties (the means of production).
2. There is no freedom of speech.
3. Large or geographically-broad populations tend to be diverse, making it difficult to maintain a common goal or set of rules for shared effort and resources.
4. Central planning is difficult to achieve.
5. Consumers' needs are not taken into consideration.
6. Productivity and efficiency are difficult to achieve without profit motive for the workers.
7. It is difficult to achieve internal balances between supply and demand without a price mechanism.

The government owns all the businesses and properties (the means of production).

There is no freedom of speech.

Large or geographically-broad populations tend to be diverse, making it difficult to maintain a common goal or set of rules for shared effort and resources.

Central planning is difficult to achieve.

Consumers' needs are not taken into consideration.

Productivity and efficiency are difficult to achieve without profit motive for the workers.

It is difficult to achieve internal balances between supply and demand without a price mechanism.

Source: Boundless. “The Disadvantages of Communism.” Boundless Business. Boundless, 20 Sep. 2016. Retrieved 24 Oct. 2016 from https://www.boundless.com/business/textbooks/boundless-business-textbook/economics-and-business-2/businesses-under-communist-systems-31/the-disadvantages-of-communism-167-559/

The government owns all the businesses and properties (the means of production).

There is no freedom of speech.

Large or geographically-broad populations tend to be diverse, making it difficult to maintain a common goal or set of rules for shared effort and resources.

Central planning is difficult to achieve.

Consumers' needs are not taken into consideration.

Productivity and efficiency are difficult to achieve without profit motive for the workers.

It is difficult to achieve internal balances between supply and demand without a price mechanism.

Source: Boundless. “The Disadvantages of Communism.” Boundless Business. Boundless, 20 Sep. 2016. Retrieved 24 Oct. 2016 from https://www.boundless.com/business/textbooks/boundless-business-textbook/economics-and-business-2/businesses-under-communist-systems-31/the-disadvantages-of-communism-167-559/

WALANG FOREVER! Episode 1

US: Why are you doing this to me? We've been together for so long.
Are you breaking up with me?
PH: Hmmm.. hindi naman sa break-up. Cool-off lang.
US: Why? What did I do?
PH: Sa napakaraming taon kasi na binigay ko lahat sayo pati kaluluwa ko, you have only
taken me for granted. Worse, ang dami pala naming girlfriends mo.
Mas pinapaboran mo pa sila kesa sa kin.
US: That's not true! I deny that!
PH: You're better off with one of your girlfriends like Pakistan. Kahit na maldita yon,
kahit na pilit kang tinataboy, mas sinusoportahan mo pa.
US: You can't leave me. I need you. And I know you also need me.
PH: Tumutulong ka nga, pero pakialamero ka naman. Wala kang karapatan
pagsabihan ako sa harap ng ibang tao kung pano ko didisiplinahin ang mga anak
ko, boyfriend lang kita. Atupagin mo muna yung mga anak mong barumbado
sa States, wag ang mga anak ko!
US: Please don't turn away from me. I need you..
PH: I'm sorry, but I need space. Excuse muna ha, sinusundo na ako ni China.
You know what? Cute sya. Chinito. Mukhang mabait. Bye!

To be continued...Abangan!

$750M Deal of Globe Network in CHINA!

President Duterte witnesses the signing of several agreements between Globe Telecom and its technology partners Huawei Technologies, Nokia and Wuhan FiberHome International Technologies. Above photo also shows Globe president and CEO Ernest Cu and Globe director Fernando Zobel de Ayala.Globe Release

Globe, in Duterte trip, bags $750M LTE, fiber network deals.

GOOD NEWS! New Ride to Dipolog!

DIPOLOG CITY - Davao Metro Shuttle, a Davao-based bus company will soon serve a new route to Dipolog City for their new project called "Go-Mindanao Bus Tour".

It was launched last October 13th , with the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement between the Tourism Infrastructure and Enterprise Zone Authority (TIEZA) and Go Mindanao (Davao Metro Shuttle) as witnessed by Tourism Secretary Wanda Teo.

Davao Metro Shuttle President De Carlo Uy said that the first phase of the Go Mindanao Tour Bus will start on March 2017 with their initial destinations: Cagayan de Oro, Mati (Davao Oriental), Siargao (Surigao del Norte), Bukidnon, Butuan, Pagadian, Davao, Camiguin. Surigao, Lake Sebu (South Cotabato), Dipolog (Zamboanga del Norte) and Cotabato.

Davao Metro Shuttle is set to purchase up to 50 buses for Go Mindanao Bus Tour program but will initially start with 20 buses. These are expensive buses that will ply tourists to areas that will lead to tourism destinations in the Davao Region.

Earlier this month, Davao Metro Shuttle unveils their new Yutong ZK6129H2 in reviving their old route from Davao City to Kidapawan City. Units are equipped with leather reclining seats, Global Positioning System, bigger televisions, WiFi, and speed limiters.

Yutong buses, as the company's favorable bus brand and the majority to their current fleet may also be their choice for the Go Mindanao Bus Tour program.

Currently, Yanson's Rural Transit of Mindanao Inc. is the lone bus company that plies Dipolog City.

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Photo: Khing Lien Javier - Transport.PH / Pinoy Bus Fanatic

Duterte, ROCKSTAR Again in Brunei!

OVER 6,000 Filipinos are expected to meet President Rodrigo Duterte at the National Indoor Stadium on Sunday night, a Philippine embassy official said.

The president will arrive tomorrow for a three-day state visit, where he is expected to meet His Majesty Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah, the Sultan and Yang Di-Pertuan of Brunei Darussalam.

The president has made the gathering with the Filipino community his first official engagement in Brunei.

The indoor stadium can only accommodate 6,000 people, visitors will be allowed in on a first-come, first-served basis.

There are about 23,000 Filipinos residing in Brunei, the official said.

In a message posted on the embassy’s website, Philippines Ambassador to Brunei Meynardo Montealegre said attendees are advised to to be dressed in decent attire and are not allowed to wear slippers or shorts, or wear T-shirts with political and offensive messages.

They are also not allowed to bring in children below the age of 12, lighters or any flammable objects, liquids and cameras.

Visitors must queue up in the verification line, park their cars in an orderly manner and observe entry and exit points, he said.

He added that admission into the venue will begin at 2.30pm. The gathering with the president takes place from 7.30pm to 9.30pm.

Duterte’s visit to Brunei is part of his introductory tours to meet leaders of ASEAN member states to further strengthen the Philippines’ close ties with each country in the regional bloc.

Pres. Duterte, Ayaw Munang Pakialaman ang Scarborough

“Punta ako ng China, may duda ako na okay tayo sa kanila. Huwag muna nating pakialaman iyang Scarborough [Shoal] kasi hindi natin kaya. Magalit man tayo, hangin lang. Hindi natin kaya,” President Duterte said.

“So, mag-usap muna tayo. Sabihin ko na ipabalik mo lang iyang mga kapatid kong Pilipino mangisda at saka mag-usap tayo,” dagdag  ni Pres. Duterte.

Delima, Nagdadasal Habang Nagsasalaysay si Jaybee!

Habang tumitestigo si Jaybee Sebastian sa congress si Sen.Leila De Lima naman ay taimtim na nananalangin sa misa sa CBCP chapel.

Ayon kay Jaybee lumaganap ang Druga Sa Pilipinas Dahil kay Delima ng hinayaan nyang mag-operate ang Chinese Inmate ng Drug Trade sa Bilibid. Kung totoo man eto, sa daming buhay ang sinira ng Senadora, mananagot sya sa batas ng tao at batas ng Diyos.

Bilib Ka Ba sa 100 Days ni Pres. Duterte?

Alamin ang mga nagawa ni President Duterte sa 100 na araw ng kanyang pamumuno.

Check this link
http://www.philstar.com/headlines/duterte-100-days