Steven Seagal Is A Fan Of Duterte Government

Famous Hollywood actor Steven Seagal is in the Philippines to film a TV series and during a press conference some members of the media asked Seagal if he felt safe in the Philippines despite of the continuous killings of alleged criminals in the country.

The actor is quick to answer with ‘YES’ because he believes that the President of the Philippines is doing a great job in making the country safer for the people.

“I’m a big fan of the government, and I think Duterte is a very good president and he has been instrumental in making the Philippines a safer place,I think what he’s done is very good in terms of trying to get the control back for the people” Seagal said.

“I don’t feel like that this is a dangerous place, I think you know a place that is up and coming,” Seagal added.

Senator Cayetano's Open Letter to Prejudice Journalism

Senator Cayetano Lambasts ABS-CBN's Consistent Biased Reporting

Here's the complete statement of Senator Alan Peter Cayetano that went viral within minutes. 

Dear ABS-CBN,

There you go again. In this news article

all those you mentioned have been discussed, debunked or at least explained.

You know very well that taking someone seriously and taking someone literally are two different things.

President PNoy said if he doesn't finish the train to Cavite he would allow himself to be run over by the train! Did u harp on this or ask if he was believable? Did you call him to task for his statement?

Your management said you were going to be neutral in the last elections yet everyone knows you had your favorites - and yes it showed.

Yes we always take our President seriously but not always literally.

So what's the point of your article?

What's clear is that your timing seems to be perfect, especially when your article comes at the heels of calls from VP Leni to unify the opposition and the calls from Loida Nicholas for the President to resign and for the Vice President to take over.

The coincidence is striking to say the least.

The President is abroad working hard to protect Filipinos working abroad,inviting foreign investments and building relationships. It's an international practice not to hit the President when he is representing the Country abroad, since hitting him means hitting the Country he represents.

Yet you fire away! So May I respectfully ask...

When to believe and not to believe ABS-CBN?

ABS-CBN's To believe, or not to believe, President Duterte?

Insta Story: Kylie with The President

Before winning the Miss International title

Today I am the luckiest!!! President Duterte at his state visit to Japan, felt at home with all the Filipinos. Thank you for all your good energy, thank you to everyone who made this possible. #missinternational2016 #rehearsalday 🇯🇵🇵🇭

A photo posted by Kylie Verzosa (@kylieverzosa) on Oct 25, 2016 at 7:12am PDT

Her recent Instagram post, a selfie, together with President Rodrigo Duterte is at the Malacañan Palace (People's Palace) for the  tree lighting ceremony.  Her post with the President caused different commentaries mostly from the Anti-Marcos and some Liberal Party apologists.

Does Kylie's caption created the fuzz or this apologists are just puerile pestering their political agenda to the beauty queen's social media? Is comprehension and common sense a luxury for it is rarely utilize? Does the Filipino netizens knows how to separate or classify governmental politics to social events?

Duterte is still Leading - Halalan 2016

There is No Stopping the Filipino People Who Wants Change

Despite the backlash over his controversial remarks and allegations of misdeclared funds, presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte was able to keep his lead in pre-election surveys because it was "too late" for some voters to change their minds, an analyst said Friday.

"By this time many people had already made up their mind, the issues are too late, they won’t affect," said Ramon Casiple, executive director of the Institute for Political and Electoral Reform

REPOST - Taguig court issues TRO vs anti-Duterte ad

Vice presidential candidate Alan Peter Cayetano, who sought the TRO, says the ad 'will undoubtedly cause irreparable damage and will work injustice' to him and presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte and 'the voting public'

DEFENDING DUTERTE. Alan Peter Cayetano asks media to provide context to their articles on candidates during election season. File photo by Pia Ranada/Rappler

MANILA, Philippines – Senator Alan Peter Cayetano on Friday, May 7, secured a temporary restraining order on the airing of political advertisements against presidential candidate Rodrigo Duterte and his running mate on ABS-CBN.

Cayetano filed a petition for preliminary injunction against ABS-CBN Corporation and its top executives before the Regional Trial Court of Taguig City. The respondents are ABS-CBN chairman Eugenio “Gabby” Lopez III, Augusto Almeda-Lopez, Carlo L. Katigbak, Socorro Vidanes, and August Benitez.

Cayetano sought the TRO a day after ABS-CBN began airing the anti-Duterte adpaid for by Senator Antonio Trillanes IV, which showed clips of Duterte cursing, uttering his controversial rape remark, and saying he is ready to kill. In between these clips, various children criticize Duterte for his behavior.

In his petition, which ultimately seeks a permanent injunction on the ad, Cayetano asked the court to issue a 72-hour TRO on the airing of the ad.

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