Senator Leila De Lima Cries After Being Kicked Off in Germany
By Alon Calinao Dy: Reports coming all over social media that Senator Leila De Lima's hatred to President Rodrigo Duterte led her to be escorted outside the conference hall in Berlin, Germany, amid meeting on the Annual Conference on Cultural Diplomacy that started from December 12 to 22, 2016.
Supposedly the said conference is encourage their participants to share stories of the current political and security issues in their respective regions, De Lima became too emotional that other participants asked her to leave the meeting according to social media sources.
Some participants did not believe De Lima about her rude remarks against the president when she said that the head of state is using the force of violence on its war against illegal drugs.
In a blog post of Mr. Alon Calinao Dy, he said "Filipino people are almost everywhere. In fact when you go to Germany, supporters of President Duterte are there to witness how good the president is. The one who tries to bring true peace and order in the Philippines."
Most Filipinos know that the President Rodrigo is doing his part to be one of the best leaders or if not the best president since he took over the Philippine government this year. In fact next year, another good news that Filipino college students can study to some colleges and State Universities for free.
Senator Manny Pacquiao, a close ally of the president, has extended his support to the current administration and his advocacy for the restoration of the death penalty for heinous crimes in the Philippines.
As of this moment, many Filipinos around the world are happy about the positive outcomes when it comes to fight criminalities, free education and health system in the country. Though the government's efforts are not perfect to say, at least FIlipinos know that they have a honest and true leader who would lead them to a bright tomorrow.
Supposedly the said conference is encourage their participants to share stories of the current political and security issues in their respective regions, De Lima became too emotional that other participants asked her to leave the meeting according to social media sources.
Some participants did not believe De Lima about her rude remarks against the president when she said that the head of state is using the force of violence on its war against illegal drugs.
In a blog post of Mr. Alon Calinao Dy, he said "Filipino people are almost everywhere. In fact when you go to Germany, supporters of President Duterte are there to witness how good the president is. The one who tries to bring true peace and order in the Philippines."
Most Filipinos know that the President Rodrigo is doing his part to be one of the best leaders or if not the best president since he took over the Philippine government this year. In fact next year, another good news that Filipino college students can study to some colleges and State Universities for free.
Senator Manny Pacquiao, a close ally of the president, has extended his support to the current administration and his advocacy for the restoration of the death penalty for heinous crimes in the Philippines.
As of this moment, many Filipinos around the world are happy about the positive outcomes when it comes to fight criminalities, free education and health system in the country. Though the government's efforts are not perfect to say, at least FIlipinos know that they have a honest and true leader who would lead them to a bright tomorrow.
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