Saturday, May 27, 2017

Media Organizations KEEPS TWISTING Duterte's Words and Jokes To Deceive People About The Truth

Biased media organizations aren't new in the ears of the Filipinos. They distort and twist facts just to get and control things for their own benefit. They have this certain power and influence to spread news even if its all lies and made-up stories.




President Rodrigo is one of their most loved "target" of twisted stories. They would twist every single word he says and often intentionally take his words and jokes seriously to spread lies. It's not only the local media org but also from internationally based media.

Websites owned by prominent television networks and newspapers like GMA, ABS-CBN, Rappler, CNN Ph, Inquirer and the international media site New York Times have directly and indirectly campaigned to oust the hardworking president from his position.

The New York Times even have an opinion page entitled, "Let the World Condemn Duterte". Like, why does the international media have to butt in create a huge misunderstanding towards the Philippine's president? What's their deal? Why would they use such a shameless title when they nothing of what exactly is the country's situation.

And yet another website called "The Guardian" bears the description "deceiving" on its headline about the president's joke on rape when he delivered his speech to soldiers of Mindanao.

The "The Guardian" is a British daily newspaper

One of its headline news about Presiden Duterte is entitled "Rodrigo Duterte jokes to soldiers that they can rape women with impunity". The title itself is exaggerated and deceitful to anyone who doesn't know his character and why the president talk the way he does.



It was a horrible headline.

But the introduction was way more horrible than the title.

"'If you had raped three, I will admit it, that's on me' Philippine president tells soldiers on Mindanao island where he has imposed martial law" - The Guardian

Mr. Duterte’s exact words were: “Trabaho lang kayo. Ako na bahala. Ako na magpakulong sa inyo. Kapag naka-rape ka ng tatlo, aminin ko na akin ‘yun. ‘Pag nag-asawa ka ng pang-apat, bugbugin ka.”


Others may not understand what he meant by this. It means that crimes like rape is like taking a fourth wife.

[If you go down, I go down. But for this martial law and the consequences of martial law and the ramifications of martial law, I and I alone would be responsible, just do your job I will take care of the rest,]

[I’ll imprison you myself,” he said, referring to any soldiers who commit violations, then he joked: If you had raped three, I will admit it, that’s on me.]

That is what he meant, he's not telling soldiers or giving them permission to rape.

Netizens reacted negatively towards the headline of the online newspaper.



To all Duterte Supporters, do not let the mainstream media spread more lies about the president. Let's not stop supporting him till the end.



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