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How to evaluate Du Philippine President Duterte's "iron fist" drug control
Duterte really didn't just put a gun in his mouth! How dare you do that! In fact, when he was the mayor of Davao, it was in this way that he abruptly changed Davao from one of the cities with the highest crime rate in the Philippines to one of the safest cities.

This is undoubtedly a violation of human rights and should not be advocated, but when the Philippine state machine is weak in the face of crime and social security is in a mess, does Duterte have any other way?

We can only wait and see. Anyway, this person can't get along with the United States, but he is more friendly to China. Let's see what happens.

Duterte: a strong president of a weak country.

"It's not surprising that words will never stop" is the first impression left by Philippine President Duterte, but the author believes that this person is likely to rewrite the history of the Philippines and even subvert the strategic pattern of the entire Asia-Pacific region.

The fiery mouth swears sovereignty, the steel wrist establishes authority, the flexible figure maintains balance, and the firm ambition changes the country.

1, American ambassador, quit the United Nations. Duterte is a staunch nationalist. Neither the United States nor the United Nations has the right to interfere in the internal affairs of the Philippines, let alone tell Duterte what to do.

2. Divert domestic attention through drug control, relieve external pressure, and arrest the military and police. Stabilize the political foundation and create conditions for the next development.

3. Faced with China's high-pressure strategy of "the enemy advances and I retreat", Duterte kept a low profile, reduced losses by flexible means, and bargained with the United States and Japan. Playing Tai Chi with China, boxing with the United States and judo with Japan are really high!

4. When the presidency is over and all the dust settles, Duterte may be called a tyrant or a master of democracy. But what is certain is that Duterte has long been determined to become a "promising king" and has been preparing for the changes in the motherland Philippines for many years.