U.S. rejects Manila's bid for custody of U.S. Marine accused of murder

[JayMandan]

Whatever it takes against a giant bully. As we are modernizing our military, we are grateful to our close friends in Japan, the US and other civilized nations for their support against this rising threat.

 

[Beast]

Whatever it takes against a giant bully. As we are modernizing our military, we are grateful to our close friends in Japan, the US and other civilized nations for their support against this rising threat.

This is terrible if it really from a pinoy statement. A disregard of equal treatment to all filippino, be it poor or rich. You shall join Zero_wing and be lynch.

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

Man, its like what the British did in Kowloon all those years ago.

The Opium Wars arose from China's attempts to suppress the opium trade. British traders had been illegally exporting opium to China, and the resulting widespread addiction was causing serious social and economic disruption in the country. In 1839 the Chinese government confiscated all opium warehoused at Canton by British merchants. The antagonism between the two sides increased a few days later when some drunken British sailors killed a Chinese villager. The British government, which did not trust the Chinese legal system, refused to turn the accused men over to the Chinese courts.

The Opium Wars (1839-42 & 1856-60)

 

[Zero_wing]

This is terrible if it really from a pinoy statement. A disregard of equal treatment to all filippino, be it poor or rich. You shall join Zero_wing and be lynch.

Wow this from a people who refuse to go to court and peaceful settlement? and the modern imperial japan and nazi germany in the 21st century if anyone would be lynch its you guys

The Pinoys need to understand that if you want protection from the pimp, you need to pay the price. LOL

stupid as ever if anyone needs to understand its you trolls and your masters gayjing

 

[JayMandan]

Oh my what re**rd. Ok dude if it makes you happy, Filipinos disregard human equality...says a co*mie. LOL.

 

[Zero_wing]

Oh my what re**rd. Ok dude if it makes you happy, Filipinos disregard human equality...says a co*mie. LOL.

Alam mo na intisk bih0n kasi pur0 tikoy ng laman ng argumento wala na kakwentakwenta iba talaga pag abn0y dami dito sa forum 50cent na high na abn0y pa bob0 lng mga propaganda wala value well source ng peke sa divisoria basura lng.

 

[JayMandan]

Yeah.

Don't really take them seriously. Just play along.

 

[Beast]

Man, its like what the British did in Kowloon all those years ago.



The Opium Wars (1839-42 & 1856-60)

May I know what you trying to prove? That a colonial practice which dates 200years ago still practice only in Philippine? it's just sounds like a joke

Yeah.

Don't really take them seriously. Just play along.

It sad that a seriously enquiries on Philippine independent jurisdiction on their mainland is being taken as a joke by their country man.

Wow this from a people who refuse to go to court and peaceful settlement? and the modern imperial japan and nazi germany in the 21st century if anyone would be lynch its you guys



stupid as ever if anyone needs to understand its you trolls and your masters gayjing

When one bragging about justice but on the otherside disregard the atrocities committed by another forces who directly impact on pinoy. How can we take a filippino people word seriously when they cannot even get their own act together to clean their own turf first? the truth is pinoy are divided and simply too many selfish individual exist in Philippine society.

 

[opruh]

Alam mo na intisk bih0n kasi pur0 tikoy ng laman ng argumento wala na kakwentakwenta iba talaga pag abn0y dami dito sa forum 50cent na high na abn0y pa bob0 lng mga propaganda wala value well source ng peke sa divisoria basura lng.

Speak English please, this is an international forum, not a cheap and "baduy" Filipino forum.

 

[JayMandan]

Umm... say what again?


What happened to George Anikow slay case?

Posted at 12/18/2014 1:44 PM

MANILA - The United States Embassy in Manila expressed dismay over the developments in the George Anikow case.

Anikow was a US Marine who was stabbed to death inside an upscale subdivision in Makati City in November 2012.

The incident was caught on CCTV video.

Four Filipino suspects were granted bail in February 2013.

US Ambassador Philip Goldberg said they attempted to appeal the case but to no avail.

"Since that time, there has been a ruling in the case and the press didn't pick it up. Two of the suspects were not convicted of any crime and two were convicted of homicide and given probation. Nobody has served a day for that brutal crime," he said in an ANC interview.

"Clearly, we are disappointed by it and somewhat bemused by it. We don't know why that would happen."

He said that while the justice department said the probation could be appealed, "it had already been appealed once and denied."

"It looks like the end of the road.

What happened to George Anikow slay case? | ABS-CBN News

 

[hans]

I would say these Philippine members will still welcome the presence of US troops until something happens to their own family..
Chinese people used to suffer a lot from US troops. Many died under US car wheels and many ladies raped.
But at least now we no longer suffer it..

Modern day extraterritoriality. Any American in the Philippines is a walking "US Embassy." Free to commit whatever crimes he wants with automatic diplomatic immunity. Yet some Filipinos are worried more about some uninhabited rocks with a potential for natural resources they themselves are unable to access or extract. The Philippines needs to get their priorities straight.

 

[JayMandan]

Here's an article today for some retards here. Enjoy.

What happened to George Anikow slay case?

Posted at 12/18/2014 1:44 PM


MANILA - The United States Embassy in Manila expressed dismay over the developments in the George Anikow case.

Anikow was a US Marine who was stabbed to death inside an upscale subdivision in Makati City in November 2012.

The incident was caught on CCTV video.

Four Filipino suspects were granted bail in February 2013.

US Ambassador Philip Goldberg said they attempted to appeal the case but to no avail.

"Since that time, there has been a ruling in the case and the press didn't pick it up. Two of the suspects were not convicted of any crime and two were convicted of homicide and given probation. Nobody has served a day for that brutal crime," he said in an ANC interview.

"Clearly, we are disappointed by it and somewhat bemused by it. We don't know why that would happen."

He said that while the justice department said the probation could be appealed, "it had already been appealed once and denied."

"It looks like the end of the road."

 

[Reashot Xigwin]

May I know what you trying to prove? That a colonial practice which dates 200years ago still practice only in Philippine? it's just sounds like a joke

I'm just saying that this feels eerily similar.

 

[Zero_wing]

May I know what you trying to prove? That a colonial practice which dates 200years ago still practice only in Philippine? it's just sounds like a joke



It sad that a seriously enquiries on Philippine independent jurisdiction on their mainland is being taken as a joke by their country man.



When one bragging about justice but on the otherside disregard the atrocities committed by another forces who directly impact on pinoy. How can we take a filippino people word seriously when they cannot even get their own act together to clean their own turf first? the truth is pinoy are divided and simply too many selfish individual exist in Philippine society.

Wow our system can change you your system is base on party who does not and will not change thats difference again we live it to the courts not in party of morons like china does who does not even follow its own constitution

nice one hits something closer to home

 

[anonymus]

U.S. rejects Manila's bid for custody of U.S. Marine accused of murder
MANILA Wed Dec 17, 2014 5:49am EST

1 of 2. Demonstrators display a banner while holding torches, seeking justice for murdered Filipino transgender Jeffrey Laude, who also goes by the name Jennifer, during a protest along a main street of Manila October 24, 2014.

(Reuters) - The United States embassy in Manila has turned down a request from Philippine authorities to hand over a Marine accused of the killing of a transgender Filipino, a move that could spark anti-American protest in the former U.S. colony.

The Marine, Joseph Scott Pemberton, who is being held at a U.S. facility at the main Philippine army base, was charged with the murder of Jeffrey Laude, who was found dead on Oct. 11 in a hotel in Olongapo City, northwest of the capital.

"The United States will retain custody of Pemberton as provided by the United States-Philippine Visiting Forces Agreement (VFA)," the embassy said in a statement on Wednesday.

"The United States has the right to retain custody of a suspect from the commission of the alleged offense until completion of all judicial proceedings."

Manila and Washington signed the Visiting Forces Agreement in 1998, to allow U.S. forces to hold military drills in the Philippines to test the readiness of the allies, and the pact sets legal rules on how to treat erring servicemen.

Cont... www.reuters.com/article/2014/12/17/us-philippines-usa-idUSKBN0JV11520141217
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Hardly surprising considering the history of similar cases.

@Solomon2 What are your views on this issue?


You were berating India for standing up for it's diplomat, and were swearing how great and just US system is.

@Indo-guy , your view would also be welcomed.