Aquino and Roxas are the two biggest reason why we have this criminal-infested Philippine National Police!

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If until now the yellow people are still clueless, let us point out one of the more obvious reasons why your presidential candidate was soundly rejected in the last election -- because your candidate and your titular head have no sense of genuine leadership, especially in matters concerning peace and order and law enforcement.

And this lack of strong leadership amplify the ineptness and the rogue perception of the police force, which then can lead to only two conclusion -

Either Noynoy Aquino and Mar Roxas are complete idiots when it comes to police matters, or that they are in collusion with those who have perpetuated the scalawag image of our supposedly foremost protectors.

Now I would bet my entire fortune that it is the latter. That Aquino and Roxas are the two biggest reason why we have this criminal-infested Philippine National Police. That these two, the ex-president and the ex-DILG head, are the ones who fostered a culture of impunity and crime within the police ranks, and these two are the biggest protectors of the scalawags in uniform.

It is why this country almost became a Narco- State.

And it is why there are still elements within the force who would go out of their way to embarrass and destabilize the current administration and PNP leadership, to the point that they would not hesitate to order their gofers to kill a foreigner right inside Camp Crame.

Make no mistake about it. The PNP of today bears the imprint of Aquino-Roxas, and there is really conclusive proof of how they are complicit and how they tolerate miscreants with badges.

Proof you ask?

Exhibit A: Mamasapano and the SAF44.

We can discuss at length how Aquino-Roxas made themselves obvious of their collusion or collaboration with scoundrels like Alan Purisima or Marcelo Garbo but suffice to say, we just simply look at the last 6 years and describe what kind of police force do we really have.

With that in mind, it behoves President Duterte and PNP Chief Ronaldo Dela Rosa to fast track their reform program in the PNP and they should immediately expose all those who are desisting or derailing their plan of action.

The scalawags are playing a deadly game, and they are going all out, regardless of how their destructive methods will affect the economy, the citizenry and the country. All their efforts are geared toward tearing the nation apart by neutralizing the valiant and paradigm-shifting effort of the Duterte admin.

They want to reduce the rock that is Bato with paper (illegal drugs) and scissors (KFR, murder sprees), and they have no qualms about it, nor do they care and will hurt every one who gets in their way.

It is why we have this sad state of law enforcement and it is why we still do not have that utmost confidence in our authorities.

6 years of what is supposedly Daang Matuwid and what do we really have?

6 years to do things right and to improve significantly, only to realize that we have been duped and that we are constantly being used and abused.

But now we know better.

And we have shown it thru the ballot.

Now we know that Duterte and Bato are so unlike Aquino and Roxas.

Now we know that even as these yellow bastards continue to undermine and destabilize our path to genuine change, we have a real leadership and a strong tandem in law enforcement who would take the bullet for us.

In this deadly version of roshambo or selection, we know who we will choose --

BATO BATO PICK!


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Mark Lopez as posted on Facebook.


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