What do Filipinos think about President Duterte? |
08 Jan 2018 01:06 #357301
by sparedes
It’s fair to say that a lot of Filipinos love Rodrigo Duterte.
Previous presidents have delivered their fair share to contribute to the country, but the impatience of the Filipinos was very huge. Benigno Aquino III’s administration withdraw w88 , the previous one, made huge gains in financial growth, but is criticised for slow actions such as the slow bidding of many Private-Public Partnership programmes to build infrastructure around the country, despite huge budget due to increased tax returns.
Moreover, previous governments have been covered with many allegations of corruption and greed. Estrada and Arroyo were arrested for misuse of funds to register m88 through money laundering schemes and whatnot. For Aquino, there’ a looming case against him as well about breaking the chain of command in the police’s Special Action Force which led to the Mamasapano massacre where 44 SAF agents, 18 MILF and BIFF (others was claiming he plays online blackjack malaysia ), and a couple of civilians were killed despite ongoing peace process with MILF. The peace process, together with a new basic law for a new Bangsamoro Autonomy was halted because of this.
The present administration is very unique because Duterte is very different from all these “trapo” (Traditional Politicians). Duterte, much like Donald Trump, speaks well on what he personally think is right. He is very firm on his words and fills the morale of the Filipino people, especially the police and army. His charisma is seen on par with how Ferdinand Marcos was, and so he is listened to by many. He may very well lead a revolution, which I think is what is happening right now.
Duterte seeks federalism for the country, leads the war against drugs, active in finding common grounds with different separatist and communist militants, and seeks to restore peace and order “within 3 to 6 months”. At this rate, I can say that his timeframe might be possible.
It’s fair to say that a lot of Filipinos love Rodrigo Duterte.
Previous presidents have delivered their fair share to contribute to the country, but the impatience of the Filipinos was very huge. Benigno Aquino III’s administration withdraw w88 , the previous one, made huge gains in financial growth, but is criticised for slow actions such as the slow bidding of many Private-Public Partnership programmes to build infrastructure around the country, despite huge budget due to increased tax returns.
Moreover, previous governments have been covered with many allegations of corruption and greed. Estrada and Arroyo were arrested for misuse of funds to register m88 through money laundering schemes and whatnot. For Aquino, there’ a looming case against him as well about breaking the chain of command in the police’s Special Action Force which led to the Mamasapano massacre where 44 SAF agents, 18 MILF and BIFF (others was claiming he plays online blackjack malaysia ), and a couple of civilians were killed despite ongoing peace process with MILF. The peace process, together with a new basic law for a new Bangsamoro Autonomy was halted because of this.
The present administration is very unique because Duterte is very different from all these “trapo” (Traditional Politicians). Duterte, much like Donald Trump, speaks well on what he personally think is right. He is very firm on his words and fills the morale of the Filipino people, especially the police and army. His charisma is seen on par with how Ferdinand Marcos was, and so he is listened to by many. He may very well lead a revolution, which I think is what is happening right now.
Duterte seeks federalism for the country, leads the war against drugs, active in finding common grounds with different separatist and communist militants, and seeks to restore peace and order “within 3 to 6 months”. At this rate, I can say that his timeframe might be possible.
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