Andrew Anglin

Daily Stormer

September 5, 2016

I cannot understand how the truest spirit of our eternal god Kek has manifest itself in a Filipino.

But it doesn’t matter that I don’t understand it.

The fact is that it has happened.

AP:

Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte warned President Barack Obama on Monday not to question him about extrajudicial killings, or “son of a bitch I will swear at you” when they meet in Laos during a regional summit. Duterte said before flying to Laos that he is a leader of a sovereign country and is answerable only to the Filipino people. He was answering a reporter’s question about how he intends to explain the extrajudicial killings to Obama. More than 2,000 suspected drug pushers and users have been killed since Duterte launched a war on drugs after taking office on June 30. In his typical foul-mouthed style, Duterte responded: “I am a president of a sovereign state and we have long ceased to be a colony. I do not have any master except the Filipino people, nobody but nobody. You must be respectful. Do not just throw questions. Putang ina I will swear at you in that forum,” he said, using the Tagalog phrase for son of a bitch.

Our Spanish-speaking readers will know that “puta” is actually “whore,” rather than “bitch.”

And Obama’s mother was indeed a whore.

The nasty bitch even posed for nude photos for a Black pornographer.

Note that this was before it was normal to pose for nude photos.

She also never met a non-White she didn’t have sex with.

She even married a cueball-headed Malaysian.

So this wasn’t so much an insult as a statement of fact.

It isn’t clear whether Obama planned to raise the issue of extrajudicial killings with Duterte during a scheduled meeting on the sidelines of the summit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations. Asked at a news conference in Hangzhou, China, whether he still intends to meet with Duterte and raise the issue of extrajudicial killings, Obama said he had instructed his aides to assess whether it is still possible for the two leaders to have a constructive meeting in Laos. “I always want to make sure that if I’m having a meeting that it’s actually productive, and that we’re getting something done,” Obama said. “We recognize the significant burden that the drug trade plays not just in the Philippines but around the world, and fighting narco-trafficking is tough. But we will always assert the need to have due process and to engage in that fight against drugs in a way that’s consistent with basic international norms. And so, undoubtedly, if and when we have a meeting this is something that is going to be brought up,” said Obama, who has been attending a meeting of the Group of 20 nations. “Who is he to confront me?” Duterte said in his remarks, adding that the Philippines had not received an apology from the United States for misdeeds committed during its colonization of the Philippines.

O ye Kek, thou doest worketh in mysterious ways.