Fake Story; the Phillipines are not Allies; they want American troops to leave their country
Now this is a fake story if I've never heard one. They claimed at first that the Filipino President before this one wanted help against China, now it's N Korea. This President won because the Filipina people were so enraged that the one before him got strong-armed into opening back up the former naval bases back to the Americans and he doesn't want the U.S. in his country either. In fact he had talks with the Chinese government Think about it, the Phillipine people fought for over a hundred years to get America out of their land, now all of a sudden they want America back? This is 1950's bullshit that we got better sense to believe now! Our government as usual is lying to us,AGAIN!! As soon as war breaks out, they are gonna' turn on theU.S. like a viper! And who could blame them for the cia has mad these people's lives a living hell all because they're trying to force their will on this sovereign nation! They make out that the President there hasn't insulted trump like he purportedly did President Obama. He knew President Obama respected his authority in his own land; mighty whitey trump doesn't! God is your protector Duterte, you have nothing to fear from the so-called mighty whitesy of the U.S. government even though they're doing all they can to bring you to your knees! Look to God for answers for God is sending a king who will indeed put an end to the mighty whitey aspirations in your land and others too! You will finally be free soon! They are trying to find a way to twist his arm, but it's not gonna' happen! They can try though. God has left you U.S.; make peace coz you are headed for a messy fall if you don't.
Donald Trump invites Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte to White House
By David Caplan
Apr 30, 2017, 12:57 AM ET
The Associated Press
WatchTrump invites Philippines President Duterte to the White House
President Donald Trump has invited Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte to the White House "to discuss the importance of the United States-Philippines alliance," according to a White House readout of the leaders' phone call on Saturday.
"It was a very friendly conversation, in which the two leaders discussed
the concerns of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN)
regarding regional security, including the threat posed by North Korea,"
said the readout. "They also discussed the fact that the Philippine
government is fighting very hard to rid its country of drugs, a scourge
that affects many countries throughout the world."
The readout continued, "President Trump enjoyed the conversation and
said that he is looking forward to visiting the Philippines in November
to participate in the East Asia Summit and the U.S.-ASEAN Summit."
Duterte is a controversial and polarizing leader with a deadly and
ruthless reputation. Since taking office last year, he has been
outspoken in his support of extrajudicial killings of thousands of
citizens accused of dealing or using drugs. His crackdown on suspected
drug dealers and users has left nearly 2,800 people dead purportedly in
gunbattles with police. Another 6,000 deaths are being investigated.
Duterte often raises eyebrows by making incendiary comments.
Last September, for example, he compared the Holocaust to his campaign to kill criminals.
"Hitler massacred three million Jews," he incorrectly stated (in fact, 6
million Jews were killed). "Now, there are 3 million drug addicts [in
the Philippines] ... I'd be happy to slaughter them."
And last year, after then-President Barack Obama criticized Duterte's
drug-fighting methods, the Philippine leader lashed out in a press
conference, saying, "Mr. Obama, you can go to hell ... I am the
president of a sovereign country, and I am not answerable to anyone
except the Filipino people. Son of a b----, I will swear at you,"
Duterte said.
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