Would Pres Du30 declare martial law?

It is more fun criticizing

Rizal Philippines
November 29, 2016

                                       According to JPE, can not do it with ML

                                    Gen Bato and PNP, 160,000 strong would support DU30 if
                                         he declares martial law


Tomorrow we commemorate the birth date of the great Plebian, perhaps the real Philippine National Hero who fought for our country using his own name, and not because the friars took away their land.

But that reminds of the stark reality that there are constant reminders of suspension of writ of habeas corpus (after the declaration of state of lawlessness)  Martial Bonifacio (the name used in passport of Ninoy) may just be around the corner.  Digong has heads and hands full with the following:

1.  Uncontrolled kidnapping by ASG in Mindanao despite 10,000 strong military ops;

2.  Maute rebellion in Mindanao, even ambush of his advanced convoy;

3.  Traffic problem (he still does not have emergency powers;   Political foes are giving him a hard time

4.  The drug problems:

      Talamak na involvement ng govt officials elective and appointive and even in his very own police force which he trusts:  generals cols.  BUCOR officials

5.  Graft and corruption

      CSC laws, due process, Constitutional rights protecting corrupt officials.  The slow wheels of justice and govt grinds very slowly to defy efforts to clean the govt of corruption.  No the ERC officials will not resign because they have a tenure to be observed just like judges.

    Corrupt govt officials entrenched in the legislative and judicial branches.    And they have lawyers and laws behind them.

    Corrupt barangay officials and LGU officials -  their kotong ways have not abated.

    Campaign vs corruption in various depts are met with strong resistance as in DOJ, and even assassination as in Bureau of Customs

As fmr Senator and fmr expert on martial law, Pres Duterte needs the declaration of martial law to combat crimes and solve all other challenges of the country.  I will do the same if I were the President.  An achiever can do no less.  A man of honor and respect for his word will demand nothing less to achieve his goals

Gen Bato challenged Iloilo PNP men if they are willing to die?

It is more fun criticizing

Rizal Philippines
August 26, 2016

From Inquirer

PNP Chief Ronald de la Rosa, asked his men during a speech at Camp Martin Delgado  on the occasion of the 115th anniversary of PNP, in Iloilo if they are willing to die.   But he said before that they must be willing to kill because if they get killed, Commission on Human Rights will not protect their families.  Earlier several drug personalities were gunned down when they resisted arrest and fought back at the police.

We are reminded on the dictum from General George Patton to the 'American soldiers fighting the WWII in Europe.  He said it is foolish to say that you will willingly die for your country. You must kill the enemies for your country

With CHR now and threat of ICC, damned if you do, damned if you dont.   Whose human rights are paramount:  that of drug pushers who are willing to kill and those who have maimed the lives of the drug users, or the police who are out to serve and protect the public from drugs and drug lord?