Serious Philippines' war on drugs 300 killed in just one month!

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[h=1]Harrowing pictures show the brutal truth of the Philippines' war on drugs that's seen 300 killed in just one month after president ordered police to 'put them behind bars or below ground'[/h]

• Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte has been dubbed 'The Punisher' because of his brutal war on drugs
• He ordered police to carry out summary executions and also urged citizens to kill drug users and dealers
• Ordered drug pushers to be 'put behind bars ... or below ground if you wish' after winning elections in May this year
• Almost 300 people have been killed since the start of July and the death toll is set to rise even further
• Communications Office Secretary Martin Andanar said 60,000 drug dependents have surrendered to authorities
• WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT

Gunned down in the street, these are the bodies of men killed in President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte's bloody war on illegal drugs.
Some men are seen stripped to their underwear, with their hands and feet tied. Others have their faces covered in tape or their clothes soaked with blood.
Wives and family members are pictured clutching the lifeless bodies of their loved ones who were killed in the summary executions carried out by police officers, without the benefit of a full and fair trial.
Officers have already killed almost 300 people since the start of July and the death toll is set to rise.
In his first state of the nation address to parliament Mr Duterte, dubbed 'The Punisher', ignored the outrage over the continuing death count, declaring that drugs were 'drowning his country' and had to be stopped at all costs.
'Double your efforts. Triple them if need be,' Mr Duterte told police.

Two women cry in grief after armed assailants in a motorcycle shot their loved one in a main thoroughfare on July 23, in Manila. The victim was an alleged drug peddler but his wife says maintained her husband is nothing more than a pedicab driver

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A young alleged drug dealer was also the victim of a summary execution by police. He is pictured with his hands and feet bound and his head wrapped in tape besides a road

Police examine the body of an alleged drug dealer and victim of a summary execution on July 14, in Manila, as shocked locals look on

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Police examine the body of an alleged drug dealer and victim of a summary execution on July 14, in Manila, as shocked locals look on

The body of three alleged drug suspects lie inside a room littered with pink toys and a Hello Kitty cushion. A gun can be seen by one of the men's feet

Police examine a crime scene where an alleged drug dealer was killed in an alleged shootout with police on July 22

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[Narong Wongwan]

Go after the big fishes la....the drug lords.....
Else only wayang like Sg.....hang some time pushers but big timers go Scot free

 

[Pinkieslut]

Go after the big fishes la....the drug lords.....
Else only wayang like Sg.....hang some time pushers but big timers go Scot free

It's like Killing ants without find the queen.

 

[tanwahtiu]

any or All drug trades points to the British empire. The first major drug trade bastard in modern human history.

British Empire Funded by Opium

Still, the real narco-republic in world history isn’t the United States, Mexico, Colombia or other transit points to the artificially created drug epidemic in the United States.

This dubious honor actually goes to the British Empire, as their Bengal-to-China opium business during the time of Queen Victoria grew into the world’s largest commodity trade during the 19th century. Opium accounted for almost 20 percent of the Empire’s total revenue, yet opium was just the tip of the addictive trade.

Go after the big fishes la....the drug lords.....
Else only wayang like Sg.....hang some time pushers but big timers go Scot free

 

[The_Hypocrite]

Actually what Pinoyland needs is a good dose of culling,,,but of course the heads also must be severed and not just the underlings