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Ik stel voor om hem een standbeeld te geven en heilig te verklaren want de mens verdiend het.

Koi
'Mooi zo die arrestatie en uitlevering aan het ICC. Gerechtigheid kan geschieden voor zijn vele slachtoffers en hun familie.'

En de families die door drug addicts be stolen,verkracht of vermoord zijn
Politiemannen die neergeschoten zijn terwijl ze Hun job uitoefenen ??

Ik lees daar nooit over, dat zijn de echte slachtoffers !!!
NIET de drug addicts die zich weigeren over te geven !

@ folkertjong

Blijf jij maar anti-Duterte media volgen en foute info verspreiden( de mayor van Davao Oriental heeft niks te doen met die van Davao City).

Die ouwe komt dood terug uit de Haag, einde Duterte clan.

En einde discussie met jou, stomme DDS.

WHEN RODRIGO ROA DUTERTE WAS THE PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES

1. Drug War: Duterte's campaign against illegal drugs.
2. Boracay Renovation: Rehabilitation of Boracay Island.
3. Bells of Balangiga: Return of the Balangiga bells.
4. Salary Increase: Adjusted salaries for government officials.
5. AFP Modernization: Investments in the Armed Forces' capabilities.
6. Malasakit Centers: Created centers for assistance in healthcare and social services.
7. Free Education: Expanded access to free tertiary and vocational education.
8. 10-Year Passport: Issued 10-year passports for Overseas Filipino Workers (OFWs).
9. 10-Year Driver's License: Introduced 10-year validity for driver's licenses.
10. Binondo-Intramuros Bridge: Constructed a new bridge connecting Binondo and Intramuros.
11. Cavite LRT: Expanded Light Rail Transit to Cavite.(From Aquino To President Rodrigo Duterte, the LRT Line 1 Cavite Extension project continued to progress)
12. Free Housing: Provided housing for low-income families.
13. HEA (Healthcare Emergency Assistance): This program aimed to provide support to healthcare workers and facilities,
14. OCA (One COVID-19 Allowance): The One COVID-19 Allowance was introduced to provide additional financial support to healthcare workers who were on the front lines of the pandemic.
15. Tax Reform
16. Build, Build, Build Program:
17. Anti-Terrorism Law: Enacted the Anti-Terrorism Act of 2020.
18. Universal Health Care:
19. Water Crisis Response
20. PhilHealth Improvements:
21. Infrastructure in Remote Areas
22. Support for Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs):
23. The effective liberation of Marawi City (Infrastructure Repair)
24. 8888 Citizen's Complaint Center
25. The Anti-Red Tape Authority (ARTA)
26. National ID System, formally known as the Philippine Identification System (PhilSys)
27. Mitigation of Tanim Bala" (Laglag Bala) scam (eliminate the scam and improve the integrity of airport security operations.)
28. China Relations: Focused on improving ties with China, including economic and trade partnerships, despite ongoing disputes in the South China Sea.
29. ASEAN Engagement: Actively participated in the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) to bolster regional cooperation and integration.
30. Japan: Strengthened relations through economic aid, investment, and infrastructure projects.
31. Middle East: Worked on strengthening ties with Middle Eastern countries, particularly for labor and economic agreements
32. Bureau of Customs Reform:
33. Free Irrigation Services
34. Disaster Response
35. Energy Projects
36. The development of Dolomite Beach in Manila Bay
37. The burial of former President Ferdinand Marcos Sr. at the Libingan ng mga Bayani.
38. United States: Maintained a complex relationship, balancing defense cooperation with criticism of U.S. policies.
39. Tax Enforcement and Penalties: The Duterte administration's Bureau of Internal Revenue (BIR) imposed substantial penalties on tobacco companies, including Philip Morris Fortune Tobacco Corporation (PMFTC), for failing to pay the correct amount of taxes

Fuck those scammers.

https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/2044353/more-food-names-found-on-ovp-secret-fund-receipts-kamote-mango

40 Jaar in power in Davao City !?
Om de zoveel Jaar zijn er verkiezingen ,die winnen ze telkens opnieuw met een ,landslide',omdat ze immens populair zijn in Davao City !
En omdat de mensen niet vergeten zijn hoe het was B4 Duterte !!!


Why did Former President Rodrigo Duterte, during his time as Mayor of Davao City and President of the Republic of the Philippines, strongly emphasize peace and order, including the fight against illegal drugs?

For Tatay Digong, (Former President Duterte), law and order weren't just policies—they were personal. He saw firsthand what crime could do to a city and made it his mission to fix it. Whether through controversial or effective means, Duterte's legacy in Davao City remains one of transforming a once-dangerous urban center into one of the safest in the country.

1. The Violent Past of Davao City (1970s–1980s)
• Before Duterte became mayor in 1988, Davao City was known as the "Murder Capital of the Philippines" due to rampant crime, communist insurgency, and warlordism.

• The New People's Army (NPA) had strongholds in the region, and the city was plagued with assassinations, kidnappings, and drug-related violence.

• The presence of vigilante groups made the city one of the most dangerous in the country.

2. Duterte's Early Career as a Prosecutor
• Before entering politics, Duterte was a prosecutor in Davao City, handling cases involving drugs, criminal syndicates, and rebel groups.

• He witnessed firsthand how crime, impunity, and corruption crippled the city, likely shaping his hardline stance against lawlessness.

3. Personal Convictions on Leadership and Governance
• Duterte has always believed that economic progress is impossible without law and order.

• He saw that past mayors failed to control crime, and he took it upon himself to clean up Davao when he took office in 1988.

• His approach was swift and direct, implementing strict policies on curfews, liquor bans, and firearm regulations.

4. Influence of His Father
• Duterte's father, Vicente Duterte, was a former governor of the undivided Davao province.

• Vicente was known for his discipline and governance style, and Duterte likely inherited this perspective on strong leadership.

5. His Close Ties with Police and Military
• Unlike traditional politicians, Duterte developed deep ties with law enforcement and the military, understanding their challenges and using them to enforce his vision of order.

• He provided better salaries and benefits to the police in Davao & gave them more operational freedom to combat crime.

6. His Strong Anti-Drug and Anti-Crime Advocacy
• Duterte was particularly aggressive against illegal drugs, seeing them as the root cause of crime.

• He declared that drug lords and criminals had no place in his city, which later became a national policy when he became president.

• His tough stance led to allegations of EJKs, but his supporters argue that it was necessary to maintain order.

7. Support from the Business Community
• Business leaders in Davao City supported Duterte's law-and-order policies because they made the city safer for investments.

• The once-dangerous city transformed into an attractive destination for investors, with shopping malls, international hotels, and businesses thriving under his tenure.

8. His 'Strongman' Leadership Style
• Duterte's leadership approach is similar to that of other figures known for strong-willed leadership and pragmatism, where results take precedence. He has a no-nonsense approach to crime and discipline.

9. Personal Experience w/ Threats and Violence
• His direct involvement in security matters—sometimes personally joining patrols and inspecting crime scenes at night—showed his commitment to enforcing his policies.

10. Political Longevity and Public Approval
• Duterte's success in drastically lowering crime rates in Davao led to overwhelming support, and he secured multiple re-election victories (he served 22 years as mayor).

• His "Davao Model" of governance ultimately catapulted him to the presidency, with many Filipinos believed he could replicate the same  nationwide

Metrobank 61,79 met de kosten er af kwam ik 61.08 uit.

Wisselkoers  bij BDO in NAIA 3: 61,22 pesos voor 1 Euro.
XE middenkoers op dat ogenblik 62,28.
Een verschil dus van 1,06 pesos, lijkt mij zeer redelijk.
Je hebt wel veel geduld nodig, er zijn klanten die 10 en meer transacties tegelijk uitvoeren en dat duurt al vlug 15 minuten.

Dit dus. https://x.com/CheekyLady1027/status/1900556260019515665

Citaat van: Pinocchio op dinsdag 11 maart 2025, 01:50:01Vanmorgen nog wat Euro's gewisseld bij Optimum. Ik kreeg 2,25 pesos minder dan de XE middenkoers, kan je dus niet echt een goede wisselkoers noemen.
Maandag ben ik in Manila, eens kijken hoeveel ze geven bij de moneychangers in NAIA3.

Zonet aangekomen in NAIA 3 en (vandaag zondag) was de wisselkoers bij BDO 61,15 Pesos voor 1 Euro, dat is dus 1,20 Pesos onder de XE koers van het ogenblik en dat op een zondag is een goeie koers.
Kijken hoeveel ze morgen geven.