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Government, International, Military, Politics

Donald Trump Sought Kim Jung-on’s Advice On How To Stage A Military Parade

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0329C8BF-D11A-4B33-9C07-C4401C3D39C5.jpegSINGAPORE (The Adobo Chronicles, Singapore Bureau) – The historic summit between U.S. President Donald Trump and North Korea’s Kim Jung-on came to an end with The White House announcing a major breakthrough in as far as militarization is concerned

Trump sought Kim’s advice on how to stage a grand military parade, Korean style.

The U.S. President is expected to show off his military’s strength come Veteran’s Day in November, when he stages his own grand parade in Washington, D.C.  Trump’s military parade is expected to cost American taxpayers up to $50 Million.

Kim obliged and gave his most expert advice on how to stage a grand military parade.

Make sure to include Washington, D.C. in your travel plans this November.  It’ll be a spectacle never before seen in America!

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Arts, Culture, Government, Military

Sara Duterte, Whang-od Rebut PNP, DND Decision To Keep Tattoo BanRebutt

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E62DF084-9E3C-469F-A918-E0F20AF1272EMANILA, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Manila Bureau) – Both the Department of National Defense and the Philippine National Police have opposed the lifting of “no tattoo” rule for potential recruits. 

“Any good reason why we will lift it? We would like to keep it that way…The military imposes strict rules on haircut and even mustache, why not tattoo? Tattoos are ugly and connotes gangster image,” Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana said Monday. 

Upon hearing of Lorenzana’s comments, Presidential daughter Sara Duterte, speaking from China; and Whang-0d, the last remaining mambabatok (tattoo artist), speaking from Sagada both said:

”Do I look like a ganster?”

Enough said.

Government, Military, Politics

Duterte Went Off Script In PMA Graduation Speech

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A21B5FDE-5BB1-4E43-A3DE-977AD63D2B09BAGUIO CITY, Philippines (The Adobo Chronicles, Baguio Bureau) – President Rodrigo Duterte is known to often go off-script when reading his prepared speeches.  His speech at last weekend’s graduation ceremonies of the Philippine Military Academy (PMA) was no exception.

Last year, Duterte failed to address and acknowledge Vice President Leni Robredo who was also present at the PMA graduation ceremonies.  So this year, his speechwriter made sure that he acknowledged the presence of Robredo.

But alas,  Duterte went off script again right at the beginning of his speech.

In acknowledging Robredo, Duterte addressed her as the “outgoing Vice President of the Philippines.

Unfortunately, the incoming VP, Bongbong Marcos, was not present at the ceremonies.