March 24, 2025: Philippine Press caught in the Act spreading Fake News after China denied that they refused to give Asylum to Digong Duterte
A Spokesperson of the Foreign Ministry of China, Guo Jiakun recently responded to the Rumors and Allegations that China denied Asylum to former President Rodrigo Duterte before he was sent to the Netherlands by the current Administration of Bong Bong Marcos (BBM).
He said that China never received any Asylum Application from Digong or his Family, and that Digong's visit to Hong Kong was a Private Vacation. Guo further emphasized that the Claims from anonymous Sources were either Fabricated, or driven by Ulterior Motives.
He urged the Press to exercise Discernment and avoid publishing such Claims without Proper Verification.
MY NOTES:
The News about China supposedly denying Asylum to Digong was spread mainly by the Philippine Press, citing Anonymous Sources. The Philippine Press is notoriously Anti-China and Pro-United States (US), and is very much likely just a Propaganda Tool of the Oligarchs.
So again as I said before, who’s spreading Fake News now? These supposed “Journalists” who now keep insisting that they be the only ones spreading the News to the Filipino People? Let me give the Main Stream Media (MSM) an Unsolicited Advice:
Just REPORT THE NEWS, just report the Facts. Forget about “Activism”, or skewing any particular News Item to suit the Narratives of your Pet Causes at the Moment. I don’t know if you or the Oligarchs will listen to that Advice, up to you, but you are clearly now not in Tune to the Pulse of the Filipino People.
Here is the Link to the Article at the “CGTN” Website: https://news.cgtn.com/news/2025-03-24/China-refutes-claims-of-Duterte-seeking-asylum-1C0mhrM6g5q/p.html
February 27, 2025: The supposed Video of China claiming Palawan is just an Argument by two People, as analyzed by a Native Mandarin Speaker
I showed one of the supposed Videos on Xiaohongshu or RedNote claiming Palawan as Part of China to one of this Page's Filipino-Chinese Followers, Roy Jao, who is able to read and understand Mandarin well, and he says that the Video was just about two People arguing about Palawan.
Quoting from him: "Just watched the Video. It was a Debate between two People — Both of whom may not even exist — arguing that Palawan was once called Zheng He Island. Then, someone in the Comments casually said it should be taken back. Again, just one Person’s Opinion, nothing more. Again, there are a few Anti China, some working in Taiwan, tried to use fake Identity to stir commotion."
He also warned about about non-Native Mandarin Writers using online Translation Software. Quoting from him again: “While they may able to use Google translate to post Mandarin, the Sentence Structure expose they are non local speaking Person.”
Here is the Link to the said Video on the Xiaohongshu App: https://www.xiaohongshu.com/explore/679377eb0000000029011626
SOURCE: Xiaohongshu Video, Unknown Date