Thread: I'll eat the livers of Isis fighters with salt and vinegar, vows Philippines presiden

I'll eat the livers of Isis fighters with salt and vinegar, vows Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte

Combative Philippine President says he can be '50 times' more brutal than Islamic extremists

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte has warned that he could be “50 times” more brutal than Isis militants who stage beheadings and said he could even “eat” the extremists if they're captured alive by troops.

Duterte has repeatedly threatened drug suspects with death, but he raised his shock rhetoric to a new level as president when he said in a speech during the opening of a national sports tournament what he could do to terrorists who have staged beheadings and other gruesome attacks.

Duterte ordered troops to kill fleeing Muslim militants behind a foiled attack in the central resort province of Bohol and not bring them to him alive, calling the extremists “animals.”

“If you want me to be an animal, I'm also used to that. We're just the same,” Duterte said. “I can dish out, go down what you can 50 times over.”

The foul-mouthed president said that if a terrorist was presented to him when he's in a foul mood, “give me salt and vinegar and I'll eat his liver.”

The crowd broke into laughter, but Duterte cut in, “It's true, if you make me angry.”

Duterte, a longtime city mayor who built an image as a deadly crime-buster, won the presidency in May last year on a promise to battle illegal drugs, corruption and terrorism. Thousands have died under his anti-drug crackdown, which has alarmed Western governments and human rights groups.

He has warned he may place the southern Philippines, scene of a decades-long Muslim separatist rebellion, under martial rule if terrorism threats spin out of control.

He recently offered a reward for information leading to the capture of Abu Sayyaf and other militants behind a foiled attack in the central province of Bohol.

Eight militants, three soldiers, a policeman and two villagers have died in clashes in Bohol, which lies far from the southern jungle bases of the militants.

In 2013 Syrian rebel commander Abu Sakkar was filmed cutting out Syrian soldier's heart and eating it

I'll eat the livers of Isis fighters with salt and vinegar, vows Philippines president Rodrigo Duterte - BelfastTelegraph.co.uk

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

^^
They eat them Balut eggs so they would eat anything ,

Adobo style, or sinigang?

Would it be halal cannablism.

They must be slaughtered the right way.

Breaking News
They caught one he will be spit roasted

Wot, no fava beans and chianti?

Could catch in China too, a delicay, like bear bile or rhino horn.

That'd be interesting.

@sabang - adobo style is better

@snakey - balut is nutritious & delicious, better than viagra, so they say. And ppl who cannot eat balut are sissies.

Heh

Hmm this thread is making me hungry.. I have a roast blasting in the oven, smells better than Napalm in the morning...

I love salt and vinegar chips! who is with me?

















no one.. ok thought not...heh

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

Breaking News
They caught one he will be spit roasted

Is that the meat that we ordered?

You will eat his liver? in thai it call gin tub tub tub (กินตับ)...

Only corned beef for some.

Will prolly taste like chicken......

You have to admit, Digong is a take no prisoners kinda guy

1 He called the Pope a SOB because his visit to Manila caused traffic jams

2 He threatened to ride a jet ski to the contested Spratly islands and kick some Chinese butt.

3 Called the US Ambassador a fagot SOB

Big on testosterone but a little short on diplomatic skills

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

In 2013 Syrian rebel commander Abu Sakkar was filmed cutting out Syrian soldier's heart and eating it

Isn't that haram?

Liver and bacon is classic british

Greeks may contest you on that Pat.

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

It is rather odd that you don't see Filipino restaurants overseas.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

It is rather odd that you don't see Filipino restaurants overseas.

We have one in Berlin. Compared to countless Asian, Indian and Thai restaurants, not to mention Chinese.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

It is rather odd that you don't see Filipino restaurants overseas.

Nothing odd about it. You don't see Mongol restaurants either, because their repertoire of decent food is severely limited.
Mind you, I do know of a Pinoy restaurant in Auckland....but to be fair, it's fusion, so their menu has more than chicken adobo on it.

Originally Posted by Latindancer

Originally Posted by cyrille

Well considering the other dining options in the Philippines...

It is rather odd that you don't see Filipino restaurants overseas.

I know one in the Washington, DC suburbs. It's attached to a sari-sari store, where Flippers go to buy/rent Tagalog movies, get Balikbayan boxes, and buy Flipper stuff (of course all made in China). Wife and I ate there. Food sucked.

Originally Posted by Davis Knowlton

Food sucked.

Surprised?