Peter Tiu Lavina Lambasts Roman Catholic Leaders for their Billions of Stocks at BPI
The spokesperson of Pres. Rody Duterte, Peter Tiu Lavina revealed on his Facebook post on August 9, 2016 some of the most intriguing assets of some Roman Catholic leaders.
Peter Tiu Lavina revealed that the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila has around P12.724 billions of investment in one of the country's most prominent banking institution, the Bank of the Philippine Islands.
The data gathered by Lavina is somewhat revealing because of the huge amount of funds the Roman Catholic church invested into prominent business in the Philippines. According to Lavina instead of helping the poor, the Roman Catholic leaders keeps on questioning Pres. Duterte's actions against the drug trades in the country.
The spokesperson also noted that if the church leaders could not support the government's drive against crime and drugs, at least let us not stand in the way to be seen as "protectors" or "coddles" of criminals and drug lords.
Here's the Complete Statement of Peter Tiu Lavina
Long before he was elected, President Duterte had repeatedly warned of a bloody war against drugs and crime. And yet 16,601,976 voted for him and 91% gave him a thumbs up just a month into office.
Those criticizing him now against the war on drugs - many we never heard of condemning the barbarity and brutality of drug addicts raping small children, murdering old people - are "righteous" people who let evil win with the drug menace in every facet of our society by doing nothing in the past.
There is one bishop who suggested we should stop killing (Tell that to the drug-crazed man!) and instead solve poverty. Well, I totally agree monsignor. We should start by distributing all the properties, cash in bank and cash on hand of the Roman Catholic church.
These are afterall money of the people. If we cannot support the government's drive against crime and drugs, at least let us not stand in the way to be seen as "protectors" or "coddlers" of criminals and drug lords.
The use of Human Rights is one of the most bastardized alibi in the world.
Source: Peter Tiu Lavina FB Page
Peter Tiu Lavina revealed that the Roman Catholic Archbishop of Manila has around P12.724 billions of investment in one of the country's most prominent banking institution, the Bank of the Philippine Islands.
The data gathered by Lavina is somewhat revealing because of the huge amount of funds the Roman Catholic church invested into prominent business in the Philippines. According to Lavina instead of helping the poor, the Roman Catholic leaders keeps on questioning Pres. Duterte's actions against the drug trades in the country.
The spokesperson also noted that if the church leaders could not support the government's drive against crime and drugs, at least let us not stand in the way to be seen as "protectors" or "coddles" of criminals and drug lords.
Here's the Complete Statement of Peter Tiu Lavina
Long before he was elected, President Duterte had repeatedly warned of a bloody war against drugs and crime. And yet 16,601,976 voted for him and 91% gave him a thumbs up just a month into office.
Those criticizing him now against the war on drugs - many we never heard of condemning the barbarity and brutality of drug addicts raping small children, murdering old people - are "righteous" people who let evil win with the drug menace in every facet of our society by doing nothing in the past.
There is one bishop who suggested we should stop killing (Tell that to the drug-crazed man!) and instead solve poverty. Well, I totally agree monsignor. We should start by distributing all the properties, cash in bank and cash on hand of the Roman Catholic church.
These are afterall money of the people. If we cannot support the government's drive against crime and drugs, at least let us not stand in the way to be seen as "protectors" or "coddlers" of criminals and drug lords.
The use of Human Rights is one of the most bastardized alibi in the world.
Source: Peter Tiu Lavina FB Page
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Peter Tiu Lavina Lambasts Roman Catholic Leaders for their Billions of Stocks at BPI
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August 11, 2016
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