The Philippine National Police (PNP) is looking for those behind the alleged destabilization plot against President Ferdinand Marcos, Jr. at the same time the PNP and the Armed Forces of the Philippines rejected the report that they no longer have confidence in the administration.
According to PNP Public Information Office chief and Spokesman PCol. Jean Fajardo, they are having the PNP-Anti Cybercrime Group investigate the source of a social media post.
In the said post it is stated that the police are on full alert status due to the alleged destabilization attempt by the AFP and PNP.
“Sino namang g****** pulis o military ang makipag-meeting sa akin to destab…”Bakit hindi ko ginawa ‘yan when I was at the height of my… naging presidente na ako. Para saan? Upang ilagay ang ibang tao bilang kapalit ni Marcos?” said Duterte.
Duterte also said that he is comfortable with Marcos and there is no reason to change him.
“Komportable ako kay Marcos. Bakit ko siya papalitan? At sino ako para palitan siya sa panahong ito ng buhay ko?” the former president said.
He also said he has no plans to run in the upcoming midterm elections because his body is no longer capable.
Duterte denies destabilization plot against President Marcos
“I am telling you the truth, wala na ako.. Maski ginusto ko man, pero hindi na kaya ng katawan ko. Why do I have to make some pretensions here,” said Duterte.
“Wala. Ayoko na. Ayoko na ng pulitika. Hindi naman ako nasusuka. I find it disgusting for me to still meddle in politics…Pagod na ako sa pulitika. Count me out,” he added.
Duterte reacted to last week’s report by AFP Chief Gen Romeo Brawner Jr. with a destabilization plan against Marcos. However, this was clarified by AFP spokesperson Col. Medel Aguilar, who said the AFP chief was “misquoted.”
Meanwhile, the Philippine National Police (PNP) is looking for those behind the alleged destabilization plot against President Marcos, at the same time the PNP and the Armed Forces of the Philippines rejected the report that they no longer have confidence in the administration.
According to PNP Public Information Office chief and Spokesman PCol. Jean Fajardo, they are having the PNP-Anti Cybercrime Group investigate the source of a social media post.
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