Duterte Curses The European Union - F**k You!

President Rodrigo Duterte pounded out at the European Union and the United States for criticizing accused extra-judicial killings and human rights abuses being committed in the Duterte administration during his campaign on drugs.

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During one of his speeches in front of local government officials in Lanang, Davao City. Duterte specifically targeted his frustrations at the European Union after the European Parliament last week pushed the Philippine government to put an end to the current campaign on drugs and the current allegations of extrajudicial executions and killings.

The European Union also pushed the Philippine government to launch an immediate investigation into the killings and make "specific, comprehensive policies and programs", in full compliance with national and international obligations and respect for human rights.

 European Parliament  strongly condemned the attack on a night market in Davao City that left at least 15 people dead and 70 others wounded, and conveyed their condolences to the victims’ relatives. They called on the EU delegation in the Philippines to "monitor carefully the 'rule of lawlessness'" declared by the Duterte administration after the attack.Duterte, in response, spilled anger at the European Union.

"Nung nabasa ko 'yung E.U. condemnation, sabihin ko sa kanila, f**k you. You're doing it in atonement of your sins," Duterte added.

"Hipokrito itong, you should look at history books, encyclopedia of events. Sila 'yun eh, Britain, France. Tapos itong EU ngayon has the gall to condemn me. Again, I repeat it, f**ck you," he added.

He also didn't leave the United States alone because of its major dislike of Duterte's campaign

"Ang akala kasi ng bugok na Amerika, Europe, matagal na ang issue on killings of Filipinos before, and they are now focusing on human rights," he said. [What the spoiled eggs America and Europe think is that the killing of Filipinos is an old issue and they are now focusing on human rights]

Source:ABS-CBN