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If Duterte got missiles from Putin then it's show time.


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PHILIPPINES

Duterte meets Putin, rails at West’s hypocrisy
Says the US could not be trusted when it came to alliances

Reuters
15:28 November 20, 2016
Manila: Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte lashed out at Western “bullying” and “hypocrisy” during his first meeting with Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin and said when it came to alliances, the United States could not be trusted.

In talks with Putin during an Asia-Pacific summit in Lima, Duterte held nothing back in his views about major powers like the United States, suggesting he is sticking to his guns on realigning foreign policy away from Washington, despite his warm words for incoming US president, Donald Trump.

“Historically, I have been identified with the Western world. It was good until it lasted,” he told the Russian leader.

“And of late, I see a lot of these Western nations bullying small nations. And not only that, they are into so much hypocrisy,” he said, according to a transcript of Saturday’s meeting provided by his office.

Putin congratulated Duterte on his May election win and said he had done a lot in a very short time to build trust and confidence between Russia and the Philippines.

Duterte responded with similar words and then chided Western powers, particularly the United States, for intervening in conflicts for their own national interest and cajoling others to side with them.

Duterte’s overtures to Russia are similar to those he made to China, until recently a bitter rival. He is now praising Beijing and tapping it for investment in a stunning about-face that has unnerved a region wary of a Chinese hegemony taking shape in Southeast Asia.

The mercurial former mayor insists the shift is his pursuit of an independent foreign policy, but that has come with repeated threats and verbal tirades against the United States, for decades a staunch ally, investor and donor.

Before leaving for Peru, Duterte said he might follow Russia and withdraw from the International Criminal Court (ICC) because of Western criticism of his deadly war on drugs. He said if Russia and China decided to create a “new order” in the world, he would be first to join.

In his talk with Putin, Duterte blasted the United States and its Western allies for taking the lead in wars he said had ultimately failed.

“They seem to start a war but are afraid to go to war. That is what’s wrong with America and the other,” he said.

“They were waging war in so many places, in Vietnam, in Afghanistan and in Iraq ... They insist if you are allied with them that they follow you.” Duterte has spoken of his admiration for Chinese President Xi Jinping and also for the leadership of Putin. In an interview with Al Jazeera broadcast on Thursday, he described Putin as sincere, and joked that he had a “hillbilly” style.

—Reuters

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The world will pee in its pants at the triple-alliance of Russia, China and the Philippines!! LOL!

JohnTan said:

The world will pee in its pants at the triple-alliance of Russia, China and the Philippines!! LOL!

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They need only to include Kim Jong Nuke, give him good missiles' and warheads. Backed by Putin Xijinping. If want to fix middle East via Israel a similar deal with Tehran. Play the music (Chinese Opera Overture) on, and show will start without delay.

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NEWSINFO / HEADLINES
Duterte slams US, praises Russia

By: DJ Yap - Reporter / @deejayapINQ
Philippine Daily Inquirer / 02:20 AM November 21, 2016
Duterte talks to Putin about distrust with US, hypocrisy of the WestDuterte talks to Putin about distrust with US, hypocrisy of the West
LIMA, PERU—Sparks flew during President Duterte’s first meeting with his acknowledged idol, Russian President Vladimir Putin, on the sidelines of the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (Apec) Economic Leaders’ Meeting here with the Philippine leader lambasting the United States and Western nations as bullies and hypocrites, while praising Russia as a great country.

Mr. Duterte, who had long expressed admiration for Putin’s strongman rule, told the Russian leader that the Cold War had stood between their two countries as the Philippines, a former US colony, was historically identified with the West.

“I have been looking for this moment to meet you, Mr. President, not only because you represent your country but [because] of your leadership, too,” he told Putin, who formally extended an invitation for him to visit Russia.

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For his part, Putin congratulated his Philippine counterpart. He called the May 9 election that Mr. Duterte won “indeed a very bright day,” noting it came on the Russian holiday marking victory over Nazi Germany.

Putin said the Philippine leader had done much quickly in “developing the all-around partnership between our countries and with respect to promoting greater trust and confidence between us.”

Unequal treatment
During their 45-minute meeting, Mr. Duterte unburdened his gripes about what he described was the unequal treatment that the United States had accorded the Philippines as a treaty ally.

But the present setup would soon change, according to Mr. Duterte who has upended the country’s historical military alliance with the United States, repeatedly saying he was shifting toward China and Russia as part of what he described as his independent foreign policy.

“It was good (while) it lasted,” Mr. Duterte told Putin of what he has called his “separation” from the United States.

“Of late, I see a lot of these Western nations bullying small nations. And not only that, they are into so much hypocrisy,” he said.

“And they seem to start a war but are afraid to go to war. That is what is wrong with America and the others. They’ve been waging wars in so many places—in Vietnam, in Afghanistan and in Iraq for one single reason that there was a weapon of mass destruction, and there was none,” he added.

As part of his shift in foreign policy, Mr. Duterte said his country wanted to engage more with Europe.

“We’ve been longing to be part also of—despite the distance—we have been longing to be part of Europe, especially in commerce and trade around the world,” he said.

Tight security
The talks between the two leaders were held at noon on Saturday (1 a.m. Sunday in Manila) in a hotel room under tight security, with the media allowed to cover only the first 10 minutes of the meeting before they were shepherded out.

Putin, dressed in a dark suit, acted like Mr. Duterte’s host, warmly shaking his hand as well as those of the rest of the Philippine contingent, which included the latter’s right-hand man, Bong Go, and Sen. Alan Peter Cayetano, who both took selfies during the meeting.

For his part, Mr. Duterte did not offer to shake hands with Putin’s subordinates and was the first to take his seat.

The Russian leader was all-smiles at first, but his expression turned serious as an interpreter began translating Mr. Duterte’s rambling litany of complaints against the United States and Western nations.

‘Not a good idea’
He said the United States “forced” the Philippines to contribute soldiers in its wars in Vietnam and Iraq.

“They also got Filipino soldiers in both Iraq and Vietnam and nothing happened … And they [compelled] my country to contribute military forces,” Mr. Duterte said.

DRIFT TOWARD RUSSIA In his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Lima, Peru, President Duterte criticizes the United States and other Western nations as bullies and hypocrites but welcomes strengthening ties with Russia. —AP
DRIFT TOWARD RUSSIA In his first meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Lima, Peru, President Duterte criticizes the United States and other Western nations as bullies and hypocrites but welcomes strengthening ties with Russia. —AP

He cited the case of Angelo dela Cruz, a Filipino worker who was kidnapped in July 2004 by Iraqi insurgents fighting a US-led campaign to overthrow Saddam Hussein. The kidnappers demanded the pullout of Philippine troops in exchange for the worker’s release.

Then President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo acceded to the demand of the insurgents, and Dela Cruz was released.

When Manila pulled out its noncombat troops, however, Washington “made it hard for us,” Mr. Duterte told Putin.

“These are the things I see which is not a good idea,” he added.

‘Very encouraging’
Foreign Secretary Perfecto Yasay described Mr. Duterte’s talk with Putin as “very encouraging.”

“We had agreed to really foster stronger trade relationship with Russia. We acknowledge that in the past, somehow, even as we are celebrating long years, 70 or 40 years of diplomatic relations with Russia, our relationship has not really matured especially in the area of trade and investment and commercial relationship,” he said.

“But this time, we are going to push through for it,” Yasay added.

He said Putin had invited Mr. Duterte to visit Russia.

“This will be preceded by a trip that I would have to undertake this December, and I look forward to even a more optimistic and closer and more detailed discussion of the President with the head of state of Russia,” Yasay said.

“That will mark the beginning of our entering into various agreements that will achieve our objective and goals,” he said.

Mr. Duterte missed the gala dinner for Apec leaders on Saturday evening, sending a message to the Peruvian hosts that he was sick.

By staying put in his hotel, he may have avoided a potentially awkward encounter with US President Barack Obama, who canceled a meeting with him at another summit in September after the Philippine leader called him a “son of a whore.” —WITH REPORTS FROM AP AND AFP



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