Netizens amazed by Filipino-Made Weapons

“Tangkilikin ang sariling atin” Netizens amazed by Filipino-Made Weapons

Netizens were amazed by Filipino Made weapons posted by Facebook Fan page Daily Duterte. Filipino made rifles and rifles was showed in an exhibit that PNP Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa attended.

Some Netizens also asked why Philippines is always buying weapons if Filipinos can create their own firearms.

They are also hoping that the current government start to produce Filipino made weapons after US stopped selling firearms to Philippines because of the bloody war on drugs of President Duterte.

Some government officials also believes that it’s already time that the country produce their produce their own weapons that would also give jobs to the Filipino.

Source: Daily Duterte, United Defense Mfg. Corp.

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Read What Chinese Coastguard Do When They Have Seen Filipino in Scarburough

Chinese Coastguard shares their food and cigars with Filipino fishermen in Scarborough

Fishermens who already allowed to fish in the disputed Panatag Shoal narrated how the Chinese Coastguard treated them like brothers.

They were shocked when the Chinese Coastguards who patrolling the disputed area suddenly became friendly to them, they shared their food and cigars with the Filipino fishermen instead of shooting them again with water cannons.

In exchange, the Filipino fishermen also shared their catch with the Chinese Coastguard. They also thanked President Duterte for his efforts to ease the tension between China and Philippines.

Chinese Government also confirmed that they are going to end the shoal blockade.

Filipino fishermen were blocked by Chinese Coastguard in the Panatag Shoal for almost four years and their earnings was really affected by the four year blockage. According to some fishermen, they can catch 30 tons of seafood, earning them 40,000 pesos a trip without any interference from the Chinese Coastguard. The end of shoal blockage started weeks after President Duterte visited China and talked with high ranking Chinese officials including President Xi Jinping. Even Agriculture Secretary Manny Piñol were amazed by President Duterte’s magic.

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PNP Chief “Bato” Dela Rosa slams biased media “Yung napakalaking kabutihan ngayon, hindi nila pinapakita”

Philippine National Police Director General Ronald “Bato” Dela Rosa complained about the one-sded report of some media outlet that he labeled as “biased”.

He believes that most media outlets are only showing one-sided stories of the country’s war on drugs.

He also urged the US Senators who criticised the Philippine National Poloce and stopped US in selling firearms in the PH to verify the reports and try to visit the country personally to look what really happened during the war on drugs. He also asked them to avoid believing reports from biased media outlets.

“Kung makiusap ako sa kanila , para tayong magmamakaawa sa kanila. Pakiusap ko sa kanila please verify properly your reports. Kung gusto niyo kayo mismo yung pumunta dito feel it for yourselves anong nangyayari dito. Wag lang po kayong basta bastang tumanggap ng mga reports from biased media outlets. Yun ang aking advice sa kanila Dela Rosa said on Wednesday during a press conference in Camp Crame.

He was also saddened that some media outlets don’t report the good result of Duterte administration’s war on drugs.

“Prankahan tayo, merong mga biased, hindi lang sa local, pati sa international media outlets, ang nakikita lang nila yung masamang nangyayari. Yung kabutihan na nangyayari sa Pinas na dulot sa nangyari sa war on drugs hindi po nila binabalita, ang binabalita lang nila kung ano yung masama, kahit yung maliit na masamang makita nila, pinapalaki nila. Yung napakalaking kabutihan ngayon, hindi nila pinapakita. That’s how biased these people are.”

This is the first time that Dela Rosa fumed and criticised the media outlets.

President Duterte’s ‘War on Drugs’ catches the attention of the international community after international media outlets posted alarming news about alleged human rights violations during the Duterte administration.

Source: Philippine National Police

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How Mocha Uson Blog Getting Popular in Social Media With 3.7 Million Viewers And Readers

Mocha Uson Blog Getting Popular and Become one of the top News in The Philippines

Mocha Uson Blog Reach 3.7 Million Readers & Viewers

Singer, Dancer and now blogger Mocha Uson has conquered the Pinoy Social Media after she achieved a high engagement on her Facebook page MOCHA USON BLOG.

According to Facebook Statistics posted by Thinking Pinoy, the Facebook Fanpage of Mocha Uson beaten the other Local News Page by reaching almost 3,000,000-4,000,000 engagement a month.

The popularity of Mocha Uson’s Fanpage got the attention of some President Duterte critics, saying that Mocha doesn’t have the right to deliver updates about politics.

A Netizen also started a petition to remove the blog of Mocha on Facebook and accused her of sharing false information on social media.

But the petition to suspend Mocha Uson is difficult to happen because according to Facebook Rules, Mocha can post anything she want on her blog as long as she follows the rules of the social media giant.

There are also some rumors that a group of Duterte critics regularly reporting Mocha’s fanpage, hoping that Facebook respond to their reports.

Facebook also don’t disable active and verified pages like Mocha’s blog.

The blog of Mocha Uson started to become successful after she used her blog to promote President Duterte during the campaign period.

It’s really easy to explain, how she achieved a very high engagement on her blog.

Most of the Netizens who actively using Facebook are the ones who supported President Duterte and Mocha Uson until now.

The followers of Mocha Uson also want to read good news about the Duterte administration, that’s why her posts always got high numbers of likes, shares and comments. She’s posting what her fans really want to see.

She’s also attached to her fans on Facebook , a quality that other news fan page don’t have.

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