De psychopathische clown en intussen volleerd oorlogsmisdadiger Trump heeft op 29 april jl. de psychopathische massamoordenaar en president van de Filipijnen, Duterte geprezen voor het vermoorden van drugsverslaafden en handelaren…….* “Keep up the good work, you are doing an amzing job, aldus luidden de uitgelekte woorden van Trump…….
Het Belgische VRT Radio1 nieuws van 11.00 u. afgelopen zaterdag, wist te melden dat opperschoft Duterte het gore lef had om militairen, die hij inzet tegen moslimextremisten op het eiland Mindanao, te beloven dat wanneer zij worden gepakt vanwege het verkrachten van vrouwen, hij de schuld op zich zal nemen…….. Met andere woorden: verkracht maar raak….!!!
Overigens heb ik dit nieuws nog niet op het Nederlandse Radio1 gehoord, net zo min als ik PvdA sierdrol Koenders, de zwaar disfunctionerend demissionair minister van BuZa, kritiek heb horen uiten op Duterte of op Trump…….. Zelfs zijn wanpresterende partijcollega en dito minister Ploemen (zelf vrouw) maakte hier geen woord aan vuil……..
Hier het bericht van Anti-Media, één van de bronnen waarop mijn bericht is gebaseerd:
Trump
Thinks Murdering Drug Addicts In The Streets Is An ‘Excellent’
Government Policy
Trump Thinks Murdering Drug Addicts In The Streets Is An ‘Excellent’ Government Policy
(broodje worst!)
May
26, 2017 at 5:08 pm
Written
by Anti-Media
Staff
(ANTIMEDIA) Philippines
— On
Wednesday — a day after it was leaked that
during a phone call last month Donald Trump praised Philippine
President Rodrigo Duterte for doing an “excellent
job” with
his country’s war on drugs — it was reported that the Southeast
Asian leader is thinking of declaring full martial law in the name of
fighting terrorism.
“Philippines
President Rodrigo Duterte said his martial law declaration for the
country’s restive south could be expanded ‘throughout the
country’ in order to combat the rise of ISIS.”
The
current order affects only a southern group of islands and
was declared Tuesday
after clashes broke out between militants and government troops.
Citing the violence, Duterte, who cut short a visit to Russia to fly
home, says it’s his duty as a leader to provide safety for his
citizens.
“I
had to declare martial law in the Mindanao group of islands,” the
president said at
a news conference in Manila. “It
is our constitutional duty to enforce the law and provide security.”
It
was Tuesday that three government troops died and
12 others were injured when militants reportedly took over several
state buildings, torched others — including a school, a jail, and a
church — and took hostages.
As
the world has just witnessed with the attack in Manchester, the
governments’ responses to acts of terror are almost universally the
same: lock it down. From Reuters on
Tuesday:
“Countries
across the world will tighten security ahead of major cultural and
sports events after a suicide bombing in Britain that killed at least
22 people, but experts say reinforced measures will do little to
prevent determined individuals.”
President
Duterte — if he makes good on his proposition of full martial law —
appears willing to take this philosophy to the extreme. Perhaps this
should come as no surprise, however, given the man’s
documented history of
what many find to be human rights abuses.
This
is why so many people were offended this week after The
Intercept published
the transcript of
a phone call between Duterte and Donald Trump. During that call,
which took place April 29, the U.S. president said the Filipino
leader was doing an “unbelievable
job on the drug problem” in
his country.
“You
are a good man,” Trump
says to Duterte. “Keep
up the good work. You are doing an amazing job.”
Duterte
thanked Trump for his kind words, saying drugs are the “scourge
of my nation now and I have to do something to preserve the Filipino
nation.”
That “something” Duterte
referred has been taking place since his election in June and
was summarized by The
Intercept in
its reporting on the April conversation:
“Police
have killed over 7,000
people,
devastated poor areas of Manila and other cities, and used the drug
war as a pretext to murder government
officials and
community leaders.”
Duterte’s
version of a war on drugs has been roundly condemned by
the United Nations, and even Trump’s own State
Department acknowledges thousands
of “extrajudicial
killings” in
the Philippines — saying it’s the country’s “chief
human rights concern.”
Creative
Commons / Anti-Media / Report
a typo
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* U begrijpt dat de harddrug die direct en indirect de meeste schade aanricht, alcohol, is uitgesloten van deze oorlog tegen drugsgebruikers en -handelaren….. Duterte lust wel een glas of drie!!
Zie ook: ‘Did You Know ISIS is Now in The Philippines? Here’s What You Aren’t Being Told‘ (op Anti-Media; zet uw adblocker aan, zo mist u de vreselijke reclames. De Adblock Plus van Google, voor o.a. Chrome en Firefox doet dit perfect)
en: ‘Mensenrechtenschendingen aangejaagd na inzet VS militairen in de Filipijnen………‘
en: ‘Duterte (massamoordenaar en president Filipijnen) wordt ongemoeid gelaten door Paus Franciscus……..‘
en: ‘De wereld moet zich uitspreken tegen de fascistische psychopaat Duterte, president van de Filipijnen‘
Voor meer berichten n.a.v. het bovenstaande, klik op één van de labels die u hieronder aantreft, dit geldt niet voor het label ‘Mindanao’.
