Speaking to ANC, Rosales stressed this move by the Bureau of Immigration is an act of cowardice and paranoia. She reminded the agency that it is mandated to respect human rights.
"It's an act of cowardice. It smacks of paranoia. They're criminalizing criticism," she said.
Last Sunday, European Socialist Party official Giacomo Filibeck who was supposed to attend the Anakbayan Party-list Congress in Cebu was deported.
The bureau said Filibeck showed "disrespect" when he denounced the killings linked to President Rodrigo Duterte's drug war in his 2017 Manila visit.
This is the problem with Rosales herself. She's already making a lot of delusional stories. I'd like to ask her if criticism has been criminalized -- one has to think of why Leila De Lima has been detained or two, did other critics such as Leah Navarro, Cynthia Patag and Agot Isidro go to jail. President Rodrigo R. Duterte simply brushed off the criticism of Isidro -- heck why are those celebrities I mentioned not yet in jail? The attack against Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno is not about her being a woman OR political persecution -- it's all about her inadequacy in her position. Wow, she really loves playing the victim card doesn't she? Did she ever forget that CHR has been ruined no thanks to her and people like her?
She even says that the president is supposedly allergic to strong women -- but guess what? I have a real woman with guts when it comes to human rights and it ain't her or the women in her camp. Here's one strong woman...
Yes, I'm talking about Atty. Persida Rueda V. Acosta. Atty. Acosta is a real strong woman compared to the women in the Yellow Camp. Atty. Acosta herself could have been a much better chairperson than her in the Commission of Human Rights. Is President Duterte allergic to strong women? If he was, he wouldn't be siding with Atty. Acosta and neither would he remain friends with his ex-wife Elizabeth Zimmerman. President Duterte has a huge amount of respect for his political rival the late Miriam Defensor Santiago. As said, Rosales herself is using her woman card as an excuse to do wrong. No woman should ever excuse themselves with their gender if they assault anyone of the opposite gender. But we know it -- Rosales loves playing the victim, doesn't she?
Should I mention the award that Rosales got from the Progressive Alliance last November 3, 2017? She can't brag about it and I would like to question the credibility of the award. I've noticed how the West itself has people who tend like to act like that they are "experts of the world" -- whether it'd be Americans who think that they are experts of the world or the European Union. They don't have the full picture of what she's actually doing. They are too comfortable in their comfort zones to know the real situation in the Philippines. But Rosales' award is given to her by people who think like her -- those who have a dysfunctional sense of freedom.
This is also the problem of the Yellowtards who are bragging that the world supposedly believes them. It's more than time to ask the question of how do the rest of the world know the real situation when the problem is that the Philippine mainstream media is so tightly controlled. Why aren't those organizations doing a thing in bigger problem spots where the problem is now more obvious with REAL EVIDENCE of abuse like North Korea and Syria to name a few? Why focus too much on the Philippines? Heck, Watch Mojo even dared to label President Duterte as a tyrant? I wonder how much did the Yellowtards and./or their alliances pay Watch Mojo to put President Duterte in the list?
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