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Growing up in Cebu, I witnessed firsthand the devastating impact of rampant drug use, including tragic incidents where both innocent people and those involved in drugs lost their lives. Going out late at night or during the early hours always felt unsafe. However, during the administration of FPRRD, things changed significantly. Drug users and dealers became more cautious, many surrendered, and numerous arrests were made. As a result, a greater sense of safety and security was restored for many of us. Please free our dearest FPRRD.
Mary Ann supported: Call for the ICC to allow former President Duterte to appear via video link from PH
A president who prioritized national security and restored stability is now facing arrest—an action that is both unjust and alarming. During his leadership, he enacted firm policies to address crime, illegal drugs, and insurgency, fostering a safer environment for Filipinos. His unwavering dedication to law and order brought significant improvements to the nation’s security. Under his administration, crime rates dropped significantly due to his aggressive anti-drug campaign, dismantling major drug syndicates and restoring order in many communities. Infrastructure development surged through the "Build, Build, Build" program, enhancing transportation and boosting economic growth. His independent foreign policy strengthened the country's global standing while protecting national interests. He also implemented free college education in public universities and expanded healthcare services, benefiting millions of Filipinos. Now, instead of recognizing these accomplishments, he is being treated as a criminal. This is not just an attack on him but an insult to the progress the nation has made. Arresting a leader who dedicated his presidency to protecting and uplifting the country sets a dangerous precedent—suggesting that those who enforce law and order can be punished for their efforts. Personally, this move feels like a politically motivated attempt to erase his legacy and silence those who stand for strong leadership. It sends a message that no matter how much good one does, political agendas can override justice. It is disheartening to see the nation divided over this, knowing that many of the benefits we enjoy today are a result of his leadership. Instead of tearing down what has been built, the focus should be on moving the country forward, not fueling further division and distrust in the government.
Lura supported: Call for the ICC to allow former President Duterte to appear via video link from PH
Done ✅ signing 🙏❤️🙏 Praying for you to be home soon Tatay Digz…. I never cried for political reasons and political people whole my life. Only for him! 🥺😭 I hate politics and I dont trust government but this Man! Right there is the true definition of solidarity in our Nation. Putting himself in dangerous situations just for the benefit of the Filipino People! His aim is to have a better economy, safe country and better life for Filipinos. Yet betrayed and sold out by the people he trusted in the past. People that he lifted up and helped to get up from mud. Shame on Marcos bloodline! You will never be loved by Filipino people as much as we love our Tatay Rody Duterte. Tatay Digong! Stay strong and healthy for the Filipino people. We got your back. We will fight with you and our Nation will rise again after this big fall! Because of current leadership. He messed up big time! And I hope he will pay the price when all of these are done and settled. We are praying for you and our Country. God is our strength! He knows the desires of your heart. #PRRDLegacy We will never Forget!
Lorelie O. supported: Call for the ICC to allow former President Duterte to appear via video link from PH

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