Scripted? Naniniwala ang isang political analyst na maaring ‘scripted’ ang mga banat ni PRRD laban kay BBM

A political analyst believes that President Rodrigo Duterte's cr1ticisms against Presidential Aspirant and Former Senator Bongbong Marcos may have been ‘scripted’.

In the program ‘The Chiefs’, Dela Salle University Political Science Professor Antonio Contreras shared what he sees in today’s f1ght between the President and Marcos' camp.

“Kasi six months ago, meron nang nagbubulong-bulong sa akin na ang lalabas ay talagang BBM-Sara. In fact, I remember in a program, I think it was in another channel, I was asked. At that time, naririnig-rinig ko na and I summoned my gut feel and sabi ko, ‘Malamang Bongbong-Sara yan,” according to Contreras. “And I think because those talks are coming out then, maybe, I’m going to sort of.. look at it at a different narrative that maybe this is part of an entire script,” he added.

 

Contreras believes that what President Duterte is doing is really to protect Marcos and his daughter, Davao City Mayor Inday Sara Duterte. “When you slime a candidate early in the campaign and it doesn’t speak, that issue is gone. Pag siniraan mo ng maaga ‘yung tao, wala na.” continued Contreras. “Ano bang unang binanat ni Presidente kay Bongbong? K0munista siya. Eh ang layo naman, Diyos ko. Sabi ko nga kung k0munista si [BBM] may buhok na ako. Ang layo-layo. With that, pine-preempt mo na yung truth na yung mga susunod mong sasabihin hindi na puwedeng paniwalaan ng tao kasi nagsinungaling ka na sa una,” he added.

 

He also said that one of the possible scripts is the f1ght between President Duterte and Inday Sara so that people can see that the father and daughter have different beliefs.

It will be recalled that President Duterte's cr1ticisms lately towards Marcos were harsh. Some of his t1rades were that he called Marcos a "weak leader".

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Source: The Chiefs