FRANCISCO S. TATAD
FOR the first time since President Rodrigo Duterte embarked upon his extra-judicial drug killings, even his most severe critics are in total agreement with what he is saying, although not about his war on drugs or the killings. He says that his predecessor, former President B.S. Aquino 3rd, should be made to answer for the death of 44 Special Action Force troopers in the Mamasapano, Maguindanao massacre of January 25, 2015. Only the Yellows (the Aquino loyalists) will object to this, so he has scored.