I cannot endorse this more!<\/p>\n
I have decided that Roque is an intimidator. It is a form of extortion, a way to get his political way by using . . . stepping on, threatening, attacking . . .\u00a0the innocent or vulnerable. First, the American soldier is clearly, by all moral standards, innocent until proven guilty. Second, Laude was murdered by a person, not the United States of America. Third, the AFP was simply doing its job. Roque attacked all three, soldier, US and AFP. Bluster. Press conferences. Intimidation. Lawsuits.
\nNo evidence in hand . . .
\nAs an intimidator and extortionist, Roque\u00a0is not armed with guns and he does not have a gang of bullies behind him. But make no mistake,\u00a0his method of operation is forceful if not\u00a0brutal. He uses the courts as his weapons, and they are pliable to his manipulations. He files fast and furious, plays the press, and he makes life hell for anyone who crosses him. He will\u00a0make\u00a0the AFP . . . or rather, Philippine taxpayers . . . pay a lot of money to defend\u00a0 the AFP\u2019s responsible behavior and punish his irresponsible behavior.
\nAs if anyone with a grievance can sneak people into a prison and stand complicit as they scale jailhouse walls in protest. Free speech, that?
\nvia Has Harry Roque lost his marbles? | The Society of Honor by Joe America<\/a>.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"I cannot endorse this more! I have decided that Roque is an intimidator. It is a form of extortion, a way to get his political way by using . . . stepping on, threatening, attacking . . .\u00a0the innocent or vulnerable. First, the American soldier is clearly, by all moral standards, innocent until proven guilty. … <\/p>\n