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Andrew Anglin
Daily Stormer
December 29, 2016
Another Jewish plot, you say?
Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte derided U.S. ambassadors as “spies” on Thursday, responding to a media report of an alleged American plot to destabilize his government, a job he said some envoys were appointed solely to do.
The volatile former mayor said though had received no intelligence reports of any U.S. plan to undermine his presidency, he believed most ambassadors were in cahoots with the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), which had a track record of meddling in other countries’ affairs.
The Manila Times newspaper on Tuesday reported a former U.S. ambassador to the Philippines had prepared a “blueprint to undermine Duterte”, citing a document it had received from a what it described as a “highly placed source”.
The U.S. State Department has described the allegations as “false”.
“Most of the ambassadors of the United States, but not all, are not really professional ambassadors. At the same time they are spying, they are connected with the CIA,” Duterte said in a television interview.
“The ambassador of a country is the number one spy. But there are ambassador of the U.S., their forte is really to undermine governments.”
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The Manila Times said Philip Goldberg, who recently ended his term as ambassador in Manila, had outlined various strategies over an 18-month period to destabilize Duterte.
That would include supporting the opposition and co-opting the media, the military, neighboring countries and senior government officials to turn against Duterte and isolate him economically.
Duterte has a dislike for Goldberg and has previously called him a “gay son of a bitch”. He referred to him in three successive live television interviews on Thursday, calling him Washington’s “superstar” with a track record of trying to undermine governments.
Goldberg was expelled as ambassador to Bolivia in 2008 by then President Evo Morales, who accused him of siding with his rightist opponents and of orchestrating street protests.
The United States rejected that and said his expulsion was a “grave error”.
“Maybe he will deny it but it’s not good,” Duterte said of Goldberg’s alleged blueprint, which he said was plausible because of Goldberg’s history.
He added: “You might be able to oust me, but I will give you a bloody nose.”
Attempts by Reuters to reach Goldberg this week were unsuccessful.
U.S. Assistant Secretary of State for East Asia and the Pacific Daniel Russel dismissed the Manila Times report.
“No such blueprint exists,” he said in a statement on Tuesday.
This pattern of Jewish plots just repeats itself over and over and over again.
At this point in history, where we have such wide access to information, I think there is no possible statement more ridiculous than “anti-Semites are paranoid.”
