Duterte Dominates Intellectually the Quadcom Members

 

By Mortz C. Ortigoza

Vice President Sara Duterte was seen talking with members of the Quad Committee at 9 pm as the hearing of her father involving mass killings - 30,000 Filipinos who died, susmariosep!, on the Drug War -- continued.

It started at 10:30 Am today.

When Congressman Dan Fernandez - a former actor and a governor - told President Rodrigo Duterte that he could excuse himself so he could rest, the old man looked at his watch and told the solons that they could question him up to one o'clock in the morning or till kingdom come.

Was the former prexy been joking? Nope.

A two-star police general told me that when he was a one-star general once a month they - generals- went to Malacanang and huddled with the president who discussed with them anything under the sun that started at one o'clock in the afternoon and would last at one o'clock in the wee hour.

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Tough words from Baptist Pastor and Quadcom Cong. Benny Abante against Duterte during the Quadcom hearing last Wednesday. He warned the former president to not cuss otherwise he would cite him with the consequences. Anti-Duterte Cong. Stephen Paduano told the former president that if he would not behave he would be cited with contempt.

 Paduano later chided Duterte and warned him again that he would not hesitate to cite him in contempt.

This after the former President told Cong. Abante that he attended the Quadcom hearing because Paduano planned to cite him in contempt.

“Believed you me Mr. President I will cite Section 160 (?) of the rules of the House!” he hissed to Duterte if he would continue his actuation that irked him.

Paduano denied he threatened the president with contempt.

"Takot kasi ako sa iyo," Duterte said.

"Hindi ka dapat matakot pag sinunod mo ang rules dito," the fiery solon firmly retorted.

He said that Duterte should know the rules because he was once a member of the August Body.

"Matagal na iyon nakalimutan ko na ang rules," insisted by the fiesty ex-president who is accused to be responsible in the mass murder of 30,000 Filipinos because of his War on Drugs that shamed those 4,000 killed ordered by Colombia Narco Kingpin Pablo Escobar –world No. 7 richest man (richer than U.S General Motors, sanamagan!) in the 1980’s and early 1990’s until his death at the hands of the U.S assisted soldiers of the Search Bloc of the Latin American country – and almost at par to the 34, 000 Mexican dead ordered by Drug Lord El Chapo (Joaquin Guzman) when he reigned in the 1990’s and 2010’s in Mexico.

The irreverent Paduano is a former member of the communist assassination brigade’s Alex Boncayao. My posers while watching the investigation: “Would congressmen cite for contempt Duterte and detains him? Would it not incite Duterte loyalists in the police and the military to rise up against the government in case they saw him in a congressional jail?”