The country's vice president dismisses a 'no joke' revelation to kill the president and others as a farce, while the 79-year-old former president faces contradictions regarding his stance on extrajudicial killings.
WHEN the country's vice president makes a 'no joke' revelation of a plan to have the president and two other persons killed, then dismisses it within a hundred hours as a 'conditional threat' and into a 'farce, imagined, or nothing at all' that is 'not actionable,' would you consider that coming from someone of sound mind?When a 79-year-old former president repeatedly commits to 'take full legal responsibility' for the thousands of extrajudicial...
Ibig sabihin, in the first place, meron nang threat sa akin, but they simply do not care that I'm simply concerned about my security... because I hear things. It's the same as itapon ang bangkay sa West Philippine Sea. Talking about doing it is not actionable.'She continued: 'They'd say that's a threat to the life of the president? Bakit ko daw siya papatayin... if not for revenge, from the grave? There's no reason na papatayin ko siya.
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