Yes I did read it but I have a mind that he's not really telling the real story since it's caused such an furore.

The Phillippines are considering bringing back to death penalty for this Australian

http://www.smh.com.au/world/execution-calls-for-melbourne-man-peter-gerard-scully-accused-of-deprave...

Would it be ok to execute this filthy scum?

Its not okay to kill anyone.

What I would like to know is where did the drugs come from !!

Were the drugs processed in Indonesia for sale, or shiped from another country, has the Pres tried to stop drugs coming into his country or being processed???

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@daydream**believer wrote:

The Phillippines are considering bringing back to death penalty for this Australian

http://www.smh.com.au/world/execution-calls-for-melbourne-man-peter-gerard-scully-accused-of-deprave...

 

Would it be ok to execute this filthy scum?

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No, it is not OK to execute anybody. 

Perhaps you missed this sentence iin your link?

The Philippines has become a key hub for a billion-dollar cyber sex industry where most of the victims are under 18.

Governments can't say "do it" on one hand, and "don't do it" on the other.   They have been reaping the benefits ($$$) of this trade for.ever.

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@ladydeburg wrote:

The whole thing is macabre, selfies on the plane, overkill security, full combat soldiers, tanks and jet fighters.

 

Flipping the bird to us all. God help them being in the hands of these monsters.

 

 

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there were no selfies on the plane.

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There were indeed.  They were ensuring their 15 minutes of fame in their photo album.  Disgusting.

How can they be selfies when they are not taken by the person in the photo ?