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LBM caught lying again? Bongbong Marcos’ wrists stir controversy

A photo shared by BBM Media Bureau shows a part of the former senator’s left arm covered in gauze. However, it was his right wrist that was touched. This prompted highlight his untruthfulness and inauthentic love for the country

Voters are left wondering again about how long will supporters of presidential aspirant Bongbong Marcos defend him from his displays of dishonesty.

Recently, his love for the Filipino people was questioned once more. He was caught on video aggressively pulling his arm away from a supporter who grabbed his wrist during a caravan in Caloocan.

Marcos looked visibly repulsed and was said to have sustained an injury.

A photo shared by BBM Media Bureau shows a part of the former senator’s left arm covered in gauze. However, it was his right wrist that was touched. This prompted highlight his untruthfulness and inauthentic love for the country.

https://twitter.com/iangabinete/status/1495414949996232705?s=20&t=-2p28dDu2UWK05OSnjnNIw

Others just rotated the picture to defend Marcos sarcastically.

https://twitter.com/macoyestrella/status/1495601922195312646?s=20&t=eqKoxnyFFOvRC4q1qO4TLg

An anonymous Marcos supporter shared an altered photo and argued that the dictator’s son already had his wrist slashed in a previous assassination attempt.

https://twitter.com/Simply_Clinton/status/1495455916480950274?s=20&t=SgYdz-66V1w_wi7IJUJmKg

The Marcos camp on Monday explained the video. Spokesman Atty. Vic Rodriguez said Marcos gave a normal reaction and that the team would “rather not dignify the undignified way of campaigning and peddling of lies being resorted to by their rivals.”

“Normal na reaksyon ‘yun pag ikaw ay nakurot ‘di ba? Normal na reaksyon ‘yun pag ikaw ay nagalusan, or medyo napiga ‘yung kamay eh instinct ‘yun eh. Kahit kanino mo gawin ‘yun, instinct mo ‘yun, para kang nagulat but it doesn’t mean anything,”

Rodriguez denied that Marcos avoided handshakes with the crowd, arguing that a supporter might have scratched or pinched him too hard.

“Baka nga napisil, baka nakurot o baka nakalmot. Again I don’t have to explain it sapagkat kayo nga mismo, ikaw mismo ay nakakasaksi kung paano siya salubungin ng kanyang mga supporters at kayo rin mismo ang buhay na saksi kung paano siya makitungo sa kanyang mga supporters,” he added.

Due to COVID-19, the Comelec disallows candidates from shaking hands with supporters.

Written by Charles Teves

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