The sight of whites attempting to side with drug-lords in the Philippines over the people of the Philippines is an interesting one indeed. The ones who are destroying communities and violating the law, whose mafia murder innocents -- these are the ones that white globalists are siding with . And perhaps it's no coincidence given the alignment of values and tactics of those involved. Today's western government officials inherit and operate the same governments that forced opium on the Chinese people against the will of the government, who were sworn to protect them.

European colonists maintained a drug outpost in the Phillipines through which they routed drugs to China and other places; America inherited that outpost when they later colonized the Phillipines in the 20th century. It's certainly possible that early drug trade in the country was exacerbated by this trade. Given the ongoing involvement of US intelligence in the drug trade (which is not a conspiracy theory; there are significant testimonies from US govt. officials in other departments), there are legitimate question marks over why white globalists are taking the stand they are.

Asian populations deserve to have leaders who can stand up to the outside influence of foreign leaders who historically have not shown they have their best interests in mind. Hiding behind the nebulous surface-dressing of "values" doesn't easily fool a population that knows there's a history of abuse by the usual suspects, always dressed up in a new moral justification.