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On June 7, 2019, a report from the [[People's Television Network|PTV]] stated that Advincula had submitted his sworn affidavit to the police. According to his affidavit, Advincula had met the certain priest, Fr. Ruben Reyes, due to financial problems in [[Bicol Region]],<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 0:55–1:05.</ref> to the point where he is vowed for a job with a salary of {{Philippine peso}}25,000 every month.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:05–1:11.</ref> When Advincula is being questioned why the nickname "Bikoy" called him, at which Advincula said that a priest, Fr. Albert Alejo, told Advincula to call his name "Bikoy" ever since.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:11-1:18. "T: Bakit Bikoy ang pangalan o ang tawag sa iyo dito? / S: Ito po ang sinabi sa akin ni Father Robert Alejo na kung tanongin {{sic}} ang pangalan ko ang sabihin ko daw po ay Bikoy."</ref> Aside from vowed to receive {{Philippine peso}}500,000 allegedly from Senator Trillanes, Trillanes had used the code name "Stella" as a "payment for his service".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:32–1:43. "Bukod pa sa pangakong P500,000 umano ni Senador Antonio Trillanes na may code name umanong "STELLA", bilang kabayaran sa kanyang serbisyo."</ref> The affidavit also stated that, in March 4, 2019, Advincula had a meeting with the Otso Diretso candidates (except [[Mar Roxas]]), up to the point where the first episode of the video had started.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:42–1:57. "March 4, 2019, nagpulong na umano sila, kasama ang kandidato ng Otso Diretso na hindi kasama si dating DILG Secretary Mar Roxas at kung saan Marso na rin nagsimula ang unang video recording sa unang episode."</ref> The affidavit, however, is yet to be validated by the police.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 2:02-.</ref>
On June 7, 2019, a report from the [[People's Television Network|PTV]] stated that Advincula had submitted his sworn affidavit to the police. According to his affidavit, Advincula had met the certain priest, Fr. Ruben Reyes, due to financial problems in [[Bicol Region]],<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 0:55–1:05.</ref> to the point where he is vowed for a job with a salary of {{Philippine peso}}25,000 every month.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:05–1:11.</ref> When Advincula is being questioned why the nickname "Bikoy" called him, at which Advincula said that a priest, Fr. Albert Alejo, told Advincula to call his name "Bikoy" ever since.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:11-1:18. "T: Bakit Bikoy ang pangalan o ang tawag sa iyo dito? / S: Ito po ang sinabi sa akin ni Father Robert Alejo na kung tanongin {{sic}} ang pangalan ko ang sabihin ko daw po ay Bikoy."</ref> Aside from vowed to receive {{Philippine peso}}500,000 allegedly from Senator Trillanes, Trillanes had used the code name "Stella" as a "payment for his service".<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:32–1:43. "Bukod pa sa pangakong P500,000 umano ni Senador Antonio Trillanes na may code name umanong "STELLA", bilang kabayaran sa kanyang serbisyo."</ref> The affidavit also stated that, in March 4, 2019, Advincula had a meeting with the Otso Diretso candidates (except [[Mar Roxas]]), up to the point where the first episode of the video had started.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 1:42–1:57. "March 4, 2019, nagpulong na umano sila, kasama ang kandidato ng Otso Diretso na hindi kasama si dating DILG Secretary Mar Roxas at kung saan Marso na rin nagsimula ang unang video recording sa unang episode."</ref> The affidavit, however, is yet to be validated by the police.<ref>[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UfW0s1aNsCM "PTV: Hun 7, 2019"]. 2:02-.</ref>


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=== Charges by the CIDG ===
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On July 19, 2019, the [[Criminal Investigation and Detection Group]] (CIDG) filed charges against Vice President Robredo, all members (but [[Mar Roxas]]) of Otso Diretso and other members of opposition members for "sedition, cyber libel, libel, ''estafa'', harboring a criminal, and [[obstruction of justice]]".<ref name="bikoy0719"/> De Lima described the filed cases as "pure hogwash" and "garbage" before the Muntinlupa Court.<ref>{{cite news |title=De Lima: Raps over 'Bikoy' videos 'pure hogwash' |url=https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/07/19/19/de-lima-raps-over-bikoy-videos-pure-hogwash |work=ABS-CBN News}}</ref>
On July 19, 2019, the PNP–[[Criminal Investigation and Detection Group]] (CIDG) filed charges against Vice President Robredo, all members (but [[Mar Roxas]]) of Otso Diretso and other members of opposition members for "sedition, cyber libel, libel, ''estafa'', harboring a criminal, and [[obstruction of justice]]".<ref name="bikoy0719"/> De Lima described the filed cases as "pure hogwash" and "garbage" before the Muntinlupa Court.<ref>{{cite news |title=De Lima: Raps over 'Bikoy' videos 'pure hogwash' |url=https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/07/19/19/de-lima-raps-over-bikoy-videos-pure-hogwash |work=ABS-CBN News}}</ref> Robredo, bishops and other opposition figures who tagged in the case slammed the PNP for being charged based on allegations "by what they called a discredited witness."<ref>{{cite news |title=Sedition raps: Solons, bishop hit ‘stupid’ PNP |url=https://newsinfo.inquirer.net/1143908/sedition-raps-solons-bishop-hit-stupid-pnp |accessdate=July 20, 2019 |work=[[Philippine Daily Inquirer]]}}</ref> Former Senator Antonio Trillanes called the charges against him as "political persecution and harassment" by the Duterte administration and added that he will continue to expose Duterte's links to illegal drug trade.<ref>{{cite news |title=Trillanes blasts sedition charges against opposition figures |url=https://news.abs-cbn.com/news/07/19/19/trillanes-blasts-sedition-charges-against-opposition-figures |work=ABS-CBN News |quote="The filing of cases against key members of the opposition are clear acts of political persecution and harassment by the Duterte administration meant to stifle democratic dissent," Trillanes said in a statement.... ..."Anu't-ano pa man, haharapin ko ito at gagamitin kong pagkakataon na mailabas ang kaugnayan ni Duterte sa ilegal na droga," Trillanes said."The filing of cases against key members of the opposition are clear acts of political persecution and harassment by the Duterte administration meant to stifle democratic dissent," Trillanes said in a statement. "Anu't-ano pa man, haharapin ko ito at gagamitin kong pagkakataon na mailabas ang kaugnayan ni Duterte sa ilegal na droga," Trillanes said. (Whatever happens, I will face this and take this opportunity to prove Duterte's links to illegal drug operations.)}}</ref>


== "Oust Duterte" matrix ==
== "Oust Duterte" matrix ==

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Since September 2018, the allegations of ouster plot against Rodrigo Duterte, the President of the Philippines, was first publicized by the military, who mainly implicated the opposition figures and the critics of the Duterte administration of involving in the plot. Several opposition groups who have been tagged heavily criticized the inclusion, mostly called it "baseless" and subsequently denied the involvement in the plot. On April and May 2019, Malacañang Palace released the diagrams, called "Oust Duterte matrix", containing the alleged destabilization efforts made by the media organizations and journalists and later the opposing political parties; Malacañang claimed that the source of the diagram is from the President Duterte "himself".

On early April 2019, a series of video was uploaded on YouTube by the account named "Totoong Narco-list". It features a hooded-figure calling himself "Bikoy" accusing the Duterte family of involving in an illegal drug trade. Malacañang dismisses the videos as black propaganda, while some of the opposition parties praise the content of the video. The videos have since been deleted. On early May 6, a man claimed to be "Bikoy" was revealed to the public by Peter Joemel Advincula himself. The known "Bikoy" videos is, according to Malacañang, somehow connected to the ouster plot as shown in the matrix.

"Red October" plot

The so-called "Red October" is the purported rumor of ousting President Duterte from the office.[1] The alleged plot was announced by the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) on September 24, who said that the Communist Party of the Philippines (CPP), opposition parties such as Liberal Party (LP) and Tindig Pilipinas were behind the planning of the ouster plot.[1] One of the opposition being mentioned about the involvement is ousted Chief Justice Maria Lourdes Sereno,[2] who subsequently denied the ousting or removal of the President.[3] Robredo made a statement on September 25, saying that linking the opposition to the plot is a tactic used in the Martial Law during Marcos era and the claim was baseless.[1] She and Senator Antonio Trillanes denied the plot involvement.[4] The Philippine National Police doubted about the plot.[5] The Makabayan bloc denied the involvement in the plot, though they admit that they will held a massive rally the next month.[6] Department of Labor and Employment Secretary Silvestre Bello III said that the plot is just hearsay and he added that ousting the President is impossible as Duterte is being given a strong support by the people.[7]

On September 25, the NBI and Philippine Army raided the farm house in Teresa, Rizal where they arrested a Chinese national Lily Ong and confiscated the high-calibre guns.[3] According to the NBI spokesperson Ferdinand Lavin, they have no evidence proving that Ong and the confiscated guns are connected to the New People's Army (NPA), as well as the "Red October" plot.[3] However, AFP spokesperson Brigadier General Edgard Arevalo said that Ong is connected to the rebel groups and she used the farm house as a hideout for NPA members.[3]

On October 4, the AFP bared that the CPP is allegedly brainwashed the various universities and colleges in Metro Manila to participate against the government through showing the film of darkest years during the Martial Law era. The AFP provided the list of schools which were allegedly involved the plot:[8]

List of universities allegedly involved in the plot

Aside from the list, the AFP also named the school "Caloocan City College", which turns out to be fictitious.[9]

Shortly after the list has emerged, representatives from some above-mentioned lists slammed AFP for being included in their plot, with some calling it "baseless and dangerous".[10] The CPP also made a statement, slamming Duterte and the AFP for blaming the communist group in order to justify the plot, and also said that they "would ultimately bring down Duterte administration" not the so-called plot.[11]

On October 18, PNP chief Oscar Albayalde said that the Lumad leaders, whom he met, claimed that the communist rebels were "teaching" students in some Lumad schools on how to use the weapon.[12]

"Bikoy" videos

On April 3, 2019, a series of video was uploaded by the account named "Totoong Narco-list" on YouTube, accusing Paolo Duterte, son of incumbent Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte, for "receiving money from a crime syndicate and using the brother of his brother-in-law as a dummy for the transactions.[13] The video shows the hooded-figure calling himself as "Bikoy" claiming that he worked for drug syndicates and "handled transaction records."[13] He presents the documents showing the multi-million bank transfers allegedly owned by Paolo Duterte and Waldo Carpio (brother of Sara Duterte's husband Manases Carpio).[13] At the end of the video, "Bikoy" claimed that Paolo has a dragon tattoo on his back.[13] A document "Bikoy" presented called a "tara" is shown – "supposedly an internal document that lists down how much money is given to the "principals" or leaders of the drug syndicate."[14]

Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo dismissed the video as black propaganda.[14] On April 4, President Duterte blamed the opposition party, which he called "yellows", saying that they are behind of making the video.[15] Senator Antonio Trillanes praised the content of the video, saying that "Having said that, I really wish I was part of the making of the videos so I could relish these moments but sadly I am not."[16] Trillanes also challenged Paolo Duterte to show his back tattoo, but Paolo refuses to do so.[16]

On April 10, another video entitled "Ang Totoong Narco List - Episode 3" was uploaded on YouTube, this time implicates senatorial candidate Bong Go, whom "Bikoy" claimed that Go is involved in an illegal drug trade and also has a dragon tattoo on his back allegedly "containing the alphanumeric code of his drug transactions."[17] Go dismisses the video as a "clear" black propaganda against him and the administration.[17] To prove that he has no dragon tattoo, Go took off his shirt to the media, showing his back.[17] Go again showed off his back on May 6.[18] On April 17, Department of Justice (DOJ) Secretary Menardo Guevarra had ordered the National Bureau of Investigation (NBI) to begin the investigation into the video.[19]

On April 30, the NBI arrested Rodel Jayme at his home upon the orders of Makati Regional Trial Court for sharing the "Bikoy" videos.[20] Jayme was charged for "inciting to sedition" filed by the DOJ.[21] He said that he only created the website, MetroBalita.net, hosting the anti-Duterte videos but denied that he was responsible for its content.[21] Liberal Party (LP) has denied the involvement of sharing the "Bikoy" videos.[22] On May 3, Jayme said that he is ready to become a "state witness" to name the person behind the videos.[23] He also admitted that he supports LP and he has a photo of him and Vice President Leni Robredo – which has since been spread online by opposition critics.[23]

On May 6, a man named Peter Joemel Advincula claiming to be the hooded-figure "Bikoy" surfaces on the public.[24] In a press conference held at the Integrated Bar of the Philippines (IBP), Advincula asked for legal assistance to sue Paolo Duterte and Bong Go and also denied the links of any political position or LP politicians.[25][26] Advincula reiterated his statements that Paolo Duterte, Go and others are part of a drug syndicate operating in Misibis Bay, Albay.[25]

On May 7, Senator Antonio Trillanes and Magdalo Representative Gary Alejano rejected the allegations that they have ties with Jayme.[27] On May 8, Senate President Tito Sotto said that, in 2016, Advincula had made the same accusations against the officials of then-Aquino administration. A sworn statement claimed that then-President Benigno Aquino III, Interior Secretary Mar Roxas, Justice Secretary Leila de Lima "were patrons of the "Quadrangle" drug syndicate." Prior to this, in 2012, according to Advincula, he was sued for estafa and was given a 6-year jail sentence but was released four years later for good behavior.[28] Following Sotto's revelation, Senator Panfilo Lacson has canceled a Senate committee hearing on Advincula's allegations.[29] On May 8, the IBP declined Advincula's request for legal assistance to sue Duterte and Go.[30] Guevarra has issued an ultimatum to Advincula to surrender to the NBI, otherwise he will be charged with "inciting to sedition" like Jayme.[31]

"Bikoy's" allegations against Liberal Party and other opposition members

On May 23, Advincula surrendered to the Camp Crame, where he retracted the statement by claiming to the public that the videos were "orchestrated" by LP and Senator Trillanes. He also said that he is vowed to received ₱500,000 in exchange of being there in the video.[32] Advincula said that the statement in the five episodes were all scripted.[33][34] The script was allegedly prepared by Trillanes and LP members in an effort to sabotage the administration-backed senatorial candidates (from Hugpong ng Pagbabago (HNP)) in the 2019 elections – this proved to be fruitless when most of the HNP candidates won the seat and none of the opposition senatorial candidates from Otso Diretso have made it to the winning circle.[35]

Because of his accomplishments, Advincula issued an apology to Duterte family.[36] He denied that Go–who won a Senate seat in the May 13 election–has a dragon tattoo on his back contrary to the previous statement that he has.[37] Advincula launched the project called "Project Sodoma" in which goal is to overthrow Duterte from the office, assume Vice President Leni Robredo in that position and Trillanes as Vice President. The project also implicated other Senators such as Risa Hontiveros and Leila de Lima.[38]

Robredo and members of the opposition party have denied the allegations from Advincula.[39] LP President Kiko Pangilinan, however, suspected that the administration might have threatened Advincula into retracting his statement.[39] Trillanes said that Advincula's statement was "another ploy of the administration to harass the opposition" and he considering consulting his lawyers to file charges against him.[39] Robredo has questioned the credibility of Advincula, whose initial allegation against Duterte family has now been turned against the opposition figures.[40] Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte issued a statement, saying that "Bikoy" is a "scam created by people who oppose the Duterte administration."[36] Senator Risa Hontiveros made a statement, saying that "Bikoy" exposé is "absurd" and his surrender is the "product of Malacanang's 'wild imagination.'"[41] However, Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana urged the public not to believe Advincula's statement and he also suspected that his motivation is to "save himself."[42]

On May 25, Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo said that Trillanes may soon face another imprisonment following Advincula's tagging of the latter as the mastermind of producing the videos.[43]

During a Senate hearing on May 27, the Philippine National Police (PNP) began investigating Advincula's claims as well as the alleged involvement of Trillanes and LP members.[34] Trillanes denied Advincula's allegations of ousting the President.[44] Trillanes also revealed that he met Advincula in August 2018, along with other priests; Advincula said that he sought refuge to the church as the syndicates who are involved in the illegal drug trade were followed him to "liquidate" him.[44] However, after listening to Advincula, he found the ambiguity in Advincula's story, prompting Trillanes to set it aside.[45] By February 2019, the priests approached him and presented the documents supposedly containing the bank transactions of drug syndicates.[45][44] He, however, advised them to wait for the validation from the local and international groups.[45] By the time the series of "Bikoy" videos emerged on YouTube, Trillanes was in abroad at the time where he denied the involvement in producing the videos.[45][44][46]

On June 7, 2019, Caloocan City Bishop Pablo Virgilio David stated that he had met briefly with Advincula on February 9, 2019 but denied the latter's claim of Trillanes meeting with the former.[47] On the same day, a report from the PTV stated that Advincula had submitted his sworn affidavit to the police. According to his affidavit, Advincula had met the certain priest, Fr. Ruben Reyes, due to financial problems in Bicol Region,[48] to the point where he is vowed for a job with a salary of ₱25,000 every month.[49] It was revealed that Fr. Albert Alejo told Advincula to call his cover name "Bikoy".[50] Aside from vowed to receive ₱500,000 allegedly from Senator Trillanes, Trillanes had used the code name "Stella" as a "payment for his service".[51]

On June 7, 2019, a report from the PTV stated that Advincula had submitted his sworn affidavit to the police. According to his affidavit, Advincula had met the certain priest, Fr. Ruben Reyes, due to financial problems in Bicol Region,[52] to the point where he is vowed for a job with a salary of ₱25,000 every month.[53] When Advincula is being questioned why the nickname "Bikoy" called him, at which Advincula said that a priest, Fr. Albert Alejo, told Advincula to call his name "Bikoy" ever since.[54] Aside from vowed to receive ₱500,000 allegedly from Senator Trillanes, Trillanes had used the code name "Stella" as a "payment for his service".[55] The affidavit also stated that, in March 4, 2019, Advincula had a meeting with the Otso Diretso candidates (except Mar Roxas), up to the point where the first episode of the video had started.[56] The affidavit, however, is yet to be validated by the police.[57]

Charges by the CIDG

Members of opposition being charged by the CIDG

[58]

On July 19, 2019, the PNP–Criminal Investigation and Detection Group (CIDG) filed charges against Vice President Robredo, all members (but Mar Roxas) of Otso Diretso and other members of opposition members for "sedition, cyber libel, libel, estafa, harboring a criminal, and obstruction of justice".[58] De Lima described the filed cases as "pure hogwash" and "garbage" before the Muntinlupa Court.[59] Robredo, bishops and other opposition figures who tagged in the case slammed the PNP for being charged based on allegations "by what they called a discredited witness."[60] Former Senator Antonio Trillanes called the charges against him as "political persecution and harassment" by the Duterte administration and added that he will continue to expose Duterte's links to illegal drug trade.[61]

"Oust Duterte" matrix

On April 22, 2019, President Duterte revealed the matrix containing the destabilization efforts by media organizations and journalists against him.[62][63] The details about the alleged ouster plot was first published by The Manila Times chairman emeritus Dante Ang.[64] On the same day, according to Presidential Spokesperson Salvador Panelo, the source of the matrix is from the Duterte himself.[65][62] Among the organizations included in the matrix are Ellen Tordesillas of Vera Files, online news site Rappler, Philippine Center for Investigative Journalism (PCIJ), and lawyer group National Union of Peoples' Lawyers (NUPL) — all of them are critical to Duterte's war on drugs.[66][64][67] It also includes the name only known as "Bikoy", the hooded-figure in the viral video accusing some members of the Duterte family involving in a drug syndicate.[64][68] Malacañang said that they will not press charges against the media which tagged in the ouster plot.[65] The Armed Forces of the Philippines and the Philippine National Police stated that they did not find any credible plot to oust Duterte.[69] However, President Duterte's daughter, Sara Duterte, is "not completely convinced" by the matrix and questioned the source of it.[70]

Those organizations and journalists have been involved responded to the matrix: NUPL called it "rubbish" and they also added that "it was being vilified" because it has criticized the extrajudicial killings in the war on drugs in early July 2016.[71] Maria Ressa made a similar statement and also called the matrix "another Palace ploy to harass journalists."[67] The PCIJ denied the involvement in the plot, saying that "the report is 'wrong on many points.'"[67] Other journalists called the matrix a "big lie and stupidity." and slamming the Malacañang for merely presenting it without the evidence.[72]

On May 1, Panelo said that proving the ouster matrix is "totally unnecessary."[73] However, on May 2, Panelo retracted the April 22 statement, saying he got the source of the matrix via text message from "somebody" and denied that Duterte done anything in the matrix.[74] Panelo also claimed that that Office of the President was relayed to Dante Ang.[75] The next day, Panelo insisted that he "never changed" his statement as he explained that the unknown sender "must be" the staff of the Office of the President.[76]

Because of Panelo's statement, opposition senatorial candidates Chel Diokno, Neri Colmenares and Samira Gutoc lambasted him, with Colmenares warned that the "completely irresponsible, unacceptable and dangerous" allegations of the matrix "could endanger the lives of lawyers and journalists".[77]

On May 8, Malacañang released another diagram, this time, accusing Liberal Party and Magdalo Group of "conspiring" to removed Duterte from the office.[78][79] Panelo said that the President Duterte "himself has received intelligence information"[80] and that conspiracy also includes the media.[79] The personalities linked to the conspiracy includes Otso Diretso senatorial candidates, Senator Antonio Trillanes, former Presidential Spokesperson Edwin Lacierda and even also included Communist leader Jose Maria Sison, Rio Olympics silver medalist Hidilyn Diaz, and television host Gretchen Ho. Their names in the matrix claimed to have a "collaboration" with Rodel Jayme, who was arrested on April 30 for sharing the "Totoong Narco-list" videos featuring hooded-figure "Bikoy"[81] – whose identity was claimed by Peter Joemel Advincula to the public on May 6.[79][82] Duterte said that he has no plans to file charges against the personalities and groups included in the matrix.[83]

Senator Panfilo Lacson mocked the inclusion of Diaz and Ho.[84] Diaz criticized the inclusion of her name in the matrix as she is busy preparing for the upcoming Tokyo 2020 Olympics.[85] Diaz denied the acquaintance of Rodel Jayme.[86] Ho said that she was surprised to see her name and also noted that she mainly focuses reporting about lifestyle and sports, not the reports that could be deem "destabilizing."[85] LP President and Senator Francis Pangilinan criticized the diagram and he also criticized for failing to prosecute the officials behind the Bureau of Customs drug smuggling scandal and that government should have focus on that.[78]

Netizens reacted on social media to the release of the matrices by creating political memes using a photo of Panelo explaining the May 8th matrix on a white cartolina. One example of this was when Facebook parody page Malacañang Events and Catering Services had edited the photo to portray Panelo endorsing Otso Diretso candidates, Bayan Muna Rep. Neri Colmenares, and labor leader Ka Leody de Guzman, in which Panelo criticized.[87] He denounced the meme in an official statement as a "malicious use of his image for black propaganda and political mudslinging".[88]

See also

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  32. ^ "'Bikoy' says claims in videos are lies, tags LP, Trillanes". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Archived from the original on May 23, 2019.
  33. ^ "'Bikoy': Entire 'Ang Totoong Narcolist' fabricated; LP was mastermind". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
  34. ^ a b "LP wants to oust Duterte, install Robredo as president – Bikoy". The Manila Times. Archived from the original on May 23, 2019. Retrieved May 23, 2019.
  35. ^ "PNP begins Bikoy probe vs Trillanes, LP members". Rappler. In a press conference on Thursday hosted by the PNP, Advincula took it all back, saying that he only read out a script allegedly prepared by Trillanes and LP members in a supposed attempt to sabotage the chances of senatorial administration bets in the 2019 polls. The videos appeared to have no effect in the polls as administration bets swept the senatorial seats, leaving all opposition candidates out of the winners' circle.
  36. ^ a b "Sara Duterte: 'Bikoy a scam'". ABS-CBN News.
  37. ^ "Bong Go has no dragon tattoo, says man claiming to be 'Bikoy'". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 23, 2019.
  38. ^ "Project Sodoma: 'Bikoy' says opposition wanted Duterte ousted". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
  39. ^ a b c "Robredo, opposition deny meeting, conniving with 'lying' Bikoy". CNN Philippines.
  40. ^ "Robredo, Liberal Party: We never met 'Bikoy'". The Philippine Star. She also pointed out that Advincula's credibility was in doubt when he was accusing Go and the Dutertes, but has seemingly been restored now that he has changed his tune. "When the videos were released, it seemed like his credibility was shot down. What I don't understand is now that the opposition is being accused, all of a sudden, he is again credible," she said. "So it's suspicious. It's suspicious that those who were saying this person is a liar, that he shouldn't be trusted, and now that it's not you who are being accused, that it's now the opposition, all of a sudden, we need to hear him out," she added.
  41. ^ "'Bikoy' turnaround a product of Malacañang's 'wild imagination': Hontiveros". ABS-CBN News.
  42. ^ "Lorenzana on 'Bikoy': ' He has been lying at every turn'". The Manila Times. Archived from the original on May 24, 2019.
  43. ^ "'Bikoy' videos may send Trillanes back to jail – Palace". CNN Philippines.
  44. ^ a b c d "Trillanes denies hand in Bikoy videos". The Philippine Star.
  45. ^ a b c d "Trillanes denies links to Bikoy: 'He failed our vetting process'". Rappler.
  46. ^ "Trillanes admits priests brought 'Bikoy' in Aug 2018; says Bikoy failed vetting". ABS-CBN News.
  47. ^ "Caloocan bishop says he met 'Bikoy,' not Trillanes". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
  48. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 0:55–1:05.
  49. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:05–1:11.
  50. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:11-1:18. "T: Bakit Bikoy ang pangalan o ang tawag sa iyo dito? / S: Ito po ang sinabi sa akin ni Father Robert Alejo na kung tanongin [sic] ang pangalan ko ang sabihin ko daw po ay Bikoy."
  51. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:32–1:43. "Bukod pa sa pangakong P500,000 umano ni Senador Antonio Trillanes na may code name umanong "STELLA", bilang kabayaran sa kanyang serbisyo."
  52. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 0:55–1:05.
  53. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:05–1:11.
  54. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:11-1:18. "T: Bakit Bikoy ang pangalan o ang tawag sa iyo dito? / S: Ito po ang sinabi sa akin ni Father Robert Alejo na kung tanongin [sic] ang pangalan ko ang sabihin ko daw po ay Bikoy."
  55. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:32–1:43. "Bukod pa sa pangakong P500,000 umano ni Senador Antonio Trillanes na may code name umanong "STELLA", bilang kabayaran sa kanyang serbisyo."
  56. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 1:42–1:57. "March 4, 2019, nagpulong na umano sila, kasama ang kandidato ng Otso Diretso na hindi kasama si dating DILG Secretary Mar Roxas at kung saan Marso na rin nagsimula ang unang video recording sa unang episode."
  57. ^ "PTV: Hun 7, 2019". 2:02-.
  58. ^ a b "Robredo, ilang taga-oposisyon kinasuhan ng PNP-CIDG ukol sa 'Bikoy' videos". ABS-CBN News (in Tagalog).
  59. ^ "De Lima: Raps over 'Bikoy' videos 'pure hogwash'". ABS-CBN News.
  60. ^ "Sedition raps: Solons, bishop hit 'stupid' PNP". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved July 20, 2019.
  61. ^ "Trillanes blasts sedition charges against opposition figures". ABS-CBN News. "The filing of cases against key members of the opposition are clear acts of political persecution and harassment by the Duterte administration meant to stifle democratic dissent," Trillanes said in a statement.... ..."Anu't-ano pa man, haharapin ko ito at gagamitin kong pagkakataon na mailabas ang kaugnayan ni Duterte sa ilegal na droga," Trillanes said."The filing of cases against key members of the opposition are clear acts of political persecution and harassment by the Duterte administration meant to stifle democratic dissent," Trillanes said in a statement. "Anu't-ano pa man, haharapin ko ito at gagamitin kong pagkakataon na mailabas ang kaugnayan ni Duterte sa ilegal na droga," Trillanes said. (Whatever happens, I will face this and take this opportunity to prove Duterte's links to illegal drug operations.)
  62. ^ a b "Human rights law group calls Oust Duterte plot 'rubbish'". Rappler. Retrieved April 22, 2019. Duterte added: "Is it Monday tomorrow? It will be released. I will release it. I don't know where the information came from. It just reached my table. But based on how it was written, I know it's not from a Filipino. We just revised and translated it. It wasn't written in our language."
  63. ^ "OUST-DUTERTE PLOT BARED". The Manila Times. Archived from the original on April 22, 2019.
  64. ^ a b c "Mga mamamahayag, abogado dawit sa 'Oust Duterte' plot: Palasyo". ABS-CBN News.
  65. ^ a b "Palace won't press charges against mediamen tagged in oust Duterte plot". Manila Bulletin. "Sa ngayon [hindi magsasampa ng kaso] kasi (We will not press charges for now but) if the plot thickens and they perform acts which are already violation of the penal laws, then that's a different story," he continued.
  66. ^ "Palace confirms existence of 'Oust-Duterte plot'". Philippine Daily Inquirer. Retrieved April 22, 2019.
  67. ^ a b c "'False, garbage' – Maria Ressa, Ellen Tordesillas, PCIJ on Duterte 'ouster plot'". Rappler. Rappler CEO Ressa called the report, which contained a web-like matrix implicating journalists and lawyers, "garbage" and said it is "another Palace ploy to harass journalists." "It's embarrassing for supposed 'intelligence' using i2 analyst notebook software to make fantasies look plausible. Go back to the drawing board. I've worked with many good folks in PH intelligence. Sad to see them reduced to garbage. Yet another Palace ploy to harass journalists," Ressa tweeted.
  68. ^ "Palace-vetted conspiracy matrix has errors". The Philippine Star.
  69. ^ "Military, police: No credible plot to oust Duterte". GMA News.
  70. ^ "Sara Duterte says 'Oust Duterte matrix' source should come out". Rappler. Davao City Mayor Sara Duterte is not completely convinced by the 'Oust Duterte matrix' published by Manila Times alleging certain media entities are behind the 'Bikoy' videos that accuse Duterte family members and Bong Go of links to illegal drugs. 'Hindi ko alam. Mas maganda siguro kung lalabas 'yung source, kung sino 'yung source na gumawa ng matrix,' she said on Monday, April 22, in Cotabato City. (I don't know. Maybe it's better if the source who released it, the source who made the matrix, comes out.)
  71. ^ "NUPL on 'rubbish' oust-Duterte matrix: We're too busy defending human rights". ABS-CBN News.
  72. ^ (0:01) "Isang malaking kasinungalingan at kalokohan ang matrix ng Malacañang, ayon sa mga mamahayag na napabilang sa listahan, basta na lang daw nitong inilabas ng Malacañang na wala man lang kasamang ebidensya." (ABS-CBN News, May 3, 2019)
  73. ^ "'Totally unnecessary' for Duterte to prove 'ouster matrix' – Malacañang". Rappler.
  74. ^ "Panelo backtracks, says copy of 'Oust Duterte' matrix from unknown source". ABS-CBN News. But on Thursday, Panelo changed his tune, saying he got a copy of the matrix via a text message from "somebody." (President Duterte didn't give anything. Someone sent me a matrix. I told you that someone sent me a text.) "He (Duterte) asked me to discuss it in the briefing- 'yung matrix- and then somebody sent me a matrix. Eh di 'yun ang nire-refer niyang matrix wala namang ibang matrix (that's the same matrix, there is no other matrix)," he added.
  75. ^ "Panelo now says 'matrix' not from Duterte". Philippine Daily Inquirer. On Thursday, Panelo claimed that Ang's source for the story was from the Office of the President.
  76. ^ "Panelo insists he did not backtrack on ouster matrix source". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 4, 2019.
  77. ^ "3 opposition bets hit Panelo for 'Oust Duterte' matrix 'mess'". Philippine Daily Inquirer.
  78. ^ a b "'For the nth time,' alleged plotters dispute Malacañang's 'matrix'". The Philippine Star. "This is the nth time that the administration, when confronted with controversy, falsely accuses the LP of being involved in ouster plots. Gawa-gawa lang 'yan," Sen. Francis Pangilinan, LP president and Otso Diretso campaign manager, said in a message to reporters. "Ang hindi gawa-gawa na dapat nilang ipaliwanag ay bakit walang nahuhuli na mga drug lord o pinaparusahan na opisyal ng Customs sa paulit-ulit na pagpuslit ng toneladang shabu sa [Bureau of Customs]. Yan ang dapat nilang aksyunan," he also said. (What isn't made up and what they should explain is why no drug lords have been arrested and why no Customs officials have been held to acocunt for the repeated entry of tons of shabu through the BoC. That's what they should take action on.)
  79. ^ a b c "In new 'matrix,' Palace claims Liberal Party, Magdalo in cahoots to oust Duterte". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 9, 2019.
  80. ^ "Pagpapalabas ng 'Oust Duterte' matrix, 'trial by publicity': eksperto". ABS-CBN News. {{cite news}}: Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help) (0:14) Panelo: "The Office of the President... the President himself has received informations... intelligence informations that has been validated and appears to show that there is deliberate attempt to discredit this administration as well as to boosts candidacies of the oppositions..."
  81. ^ "Man arrested just for sharing 'Bikoy' videos". Rappler.
  82. ^ "'Bikoy' surfaces, claims threats to life". The Philippine Star.
  83. ^ "PRRD 'not interested' to file cases vs. groups in matrices". Philippine News Agency.
  84. ^ "Lacson mocks inclusion of Diaz, Ho in oust-Duterte matrix". GMA News.
  85. ^ a b "'Wag po kayong ganun': Hidilyn Diaz blasts inclusion in 'Oust Duterte' matrix". ABS-CBN News.
  86. ^ "Hidilyn Diaz, Gretchen Ho tagged in Palace 'matrix', deny knowledge of video sharer". ABS-CBN News. Retrieved May 9, 2019.
  87. ^ "Great presentation, Sal". Facebook. Malacañang Events and Catering Services. Retrieved 11 May 2019.
  88. ^ "Panelo cries foul over matrix meme endorsing opposition". CNN Philippines. Retrieved 11 May 2019.
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