Duterte: I will not let myself be reprimanded by Int’l bodies
PRESIDENT Rodrigo R. Duterte remains unfazed saying he would not allow himself to be reprimanded by any international bodies.
Duterte explained on Wednesday why he was “bullshitting” the international body. This is following his statements against the European Union for calling for a stop to extrajudicial killings of drug suspects in the country.
“When I was mayor, that’s okay. It’s different now that I’m President because I represent a country,” he said in a speech before soldiers in Camarines Sur.
“I am the President of the republic. Why would you insult me, why would you curse at me as if I’m under you? That’s why I’m bullshitting all of them,” he said.
On Tuesday, in a speech before local government officials in Davao City, Mr. Duterte fires back at the EU. He said “f*** you” to the EU, and flashed his middle finger which earned applause by his audience.
He added that the group’s statement was only intended to atone for its own sins. According to him, a study of history would show that EU member countries were involved in atrocities in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, the EU kept mum on the fresh tirades of the President.
“We don’t comment on comments,” EU said brief.
But the international group said that they enjoy “good relations” with the Philippines.
“The European Union and the Philippines enjoy good relations, and we will continue to discuss this issue, among many others, in our bilateral contacts with the authorities,” read the statement. AJRSP
Duterte explained on Wednesday why he was “bullshitting” the international body. This is following his statements against the European Union for calling for a stop to extrajudicial killings of drug suspects in the country.
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“I am the President of the republic. Why would you insult me, why would you curse at me as if I’m under you? That’s why I’m bullshitting all of them,” he said.
On Tuesday, in a speech before local government officials in Davao City, Mr. Duterte fires back at the EU. He said “f*** you” to the EU, and flashed his middle finger which earned applause by his audience.
He added that the group’s statement was only intended to atone for its own sins. According to him, a study of history would show that EU member countries were involved in atrocities in the Middle East.
Meanwhile, the EU kept mum on the fresh tirades of the President.
“We don’t comment on comments,” EU said brief.
But the international group said that they enjoy “good relations” with the Philippines.
“The European Union and the Philippines enjoy good relations, and we will continue to discuss this issue, among many others, in our bilateral contacts with the authorities,” read the statement. AJRSP
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Duterte: I will not let myself be reprimanded by Int’l bodies
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