IT’S TRILLANES WHO IS A LIAR!

10 Sept. 2017

It’s all over the news websites that President Digong Duterte has declared he will soon expose details of questionable bank accounts of AntonioTrillanes in Hong Kong, Australia and the United States. As expected, Trillanes immediately said the forthcoming revelation is fake news and that President Digong is lying.

So here’s an excerpt from a story in tribune.net.ph showing that it’s Trillanes who is a LIAR and not the President. Here’s the link:(http://www.tribune.net.ph/headlines/rody-bares-trillanes-hidden-deposits. I won’t comment on this. I’ll give you people the floor. Magdadasal na lang ako na magising na sana at mamulat sa katotohanan ang dapat mamulat. Here it is:

Ironically, it was then vice presidential bet Trillanes who first hurled allegations that then presidential candidate Duterte failed to declare P211 million in his 2014 statement of assets, liabilities and net worth (SALn) a week before the presidential elections in May last year.

In then Davao City Mayor Duterte’s 2014 SALN, he has a net worth of P21,971,732.62 from assets worth P22,971,732.62 less liability of P1 million which is a personal loan.
Last February, Trillanes also claimed supposed bank accounts owned by Mr. Duterte’s three children: Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte-Carpio with P121 million, Davao City Vice Mayor Paolo Duterte with P104 million, and Sebastian Duterte with P143 million.
The President’s common-law wife Cielito ‘Honeylet’ Avanceña was also accused by the lawmaker to have P188 million in her bank account.

Represented by now presidential legal counsel Salvador Panelo, Mayor Duterte allowed Trillanes to pry into his bank savings. Trillanes in a face-off with Panelo later exited through the backdoor of the Bank of Philippine Islands (BPI) in Ortigas, Pasig City, which the senator claimed to contain P211 million, empty-handed and red-faced.
It turned out that Trillanes did not check the veracity of the accusations fed to him as officials of the bank branch confirmed there was no P211 million deposited in two accounts of Duterte in the bank’s branch. Duterte then showed a bank-issued balance statement which indicated that his remaining balance in one account was P17,000 and another account held P27,000. Trillanes then admitted that the bogus information came from a Joseph de Mesa who told hm of the huge Duterte deposit.30