UP Professor Called The President of the Philippines "A Murderer"
A UP Professor has called the Philippine president Rodrigo Duterte "a murderer." She thought the president already killed thousands of poor families, but, how could she say that thing to the president who was voted by over 16 million Filipinos in and outside the country? Are all people being killed in war on drug innocent ones?
In a blog post of Mr. Alon Calinao Dy, he said, "I don't think this UP professor is showing a good example in front of UP students inside their campus. She can exercise her freedom of expression as a Filipino citizen, but I don't think it's right to call the president "a murderer" when you don't have enough evidence. This is part of destabilization plot to oust the president in his power."
The video wherein the UP professor garnered many angry likes and negative comments from the netizens who watched the TINDIG PILIPINAS video.
Aside from linking President Duterte to extrajudicial killings in the country and calling other nations to intervene in the situation of the country, the opposition Liberal Party wanted president Duterte to sign a waiver for what they called "hidden wealth," but the president already did sign before the May 2016 election, and he had no such large amounts of money that Trillanes said.
For now, it seems the UP professor, a close ally of Liberal Party, misled his students about what's really happening in the country. The respect of Filipinos for this university teacher lost, asking how could she lie in front of her listeners about our president. I think she should be ashamed of what she said. Misinformed. Is this the way University of the Philippines taught you to be?
In a blog post of Mr. Alon Calinao Dy, he said, "I don't think this UP professor is showing a good example in front of UP students inside their campus. She can exercise her freedom of expression as a Filipino citizen, but I don't think it's right to call the president "a murderer" when you don't have enough evidence. This is part of destabilization plot to oust the president in his power."
The video wherein the UP professor garnered many angry likes and negative comments from the netizens who watched the TINDIG PILIPINAS video.
Aside from linking President Duterte to extrajudicial killings in the country and calling other nations to intervene in the situation of the country, the opposition Liberal Party wanted president Duterte to sign a waiver for what they called "hidden wealth," but the president already did sign before the May 2016 election, and he had no such large amounts of money that Trillanes said.
For now, it seems the UP professor, a close ally of Liberal Party, misled his students about what's really happening in the country. The respect of Filipinos for this university teacher lost, asking how could she lie in front of her listeners about our president. I think she should be ashamed of what she said. Misinformed. Is this the way University of the Philippines taught you to be?
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