The top 10 most inspiring quotes by Rodrigo Duterte
- Sometimes my mouth can get the better of me.
- He is a bigot and I am not.
- Forget the laws on human rights. If I make it to the presidential palace, I will do just what I did as a mayor. You drug-pushers, holdup men and do-nothings: you better go out because I’ll kill you. I’ll dump all of you in Manila Bay and fatten the fishes.
- I will hound you to the very gates of hell.
- I will just say to my countrymen that do not despair. Kaya natin ito Covid na ito. Maliit na bagay ito sa buhay natin. Marami tayong dinaanan…mas grabe, mas mahirap, mas magluluha kayo (We can handle this Covid. This is but a small thing in our lives. We have gone through more intense, more difficult, more tear-jerking experiences).
- We will make the next few years the Golden Age of Infrastructure in the Philippines to enhance our mobility and connectivity and thereby spur equitable growth and development in the country. In other words, we are going to ‘Build, Build and Build’.
- If we cannot control the flow of drugs, then I will consider my presidency a total failure. So, I do not want that to happen. Do not do it… You start to f*** with drugs, you destroy my country. And if you destroy my country, I will kill you. Sigurado ‘yan (That’s for sure). Stop it, lalo na kayong malalaki (especially those who are involved in big-time operations). Wala akong pakialam diyan sa (I don’t care about) human rights. I’m trying to save the youth.
- The West Philippine Sea is ours. There [are] no ifs and buts. It is ours… we have been acting along that legal truth and line. But we have to temper it with the times and the realities that we face today.
- I hate drugs, make no mistake about it.
- If you destroy my country, I will kill you.
Rodrigo Duterte (born March 28, 1945, in Maasin, Southern Leyte, Philippines) is a Filipino politician and lawyer who served as the 16th president of the Philippines from 2016 to 2022. Before his presidency, he was best known as the long-time mayor of Davao City, where he gained a reputation for reducing crime through tough and controversial policies.
Duterte’s presidency was marked by his aggressive campaign against illegal drugs, which drew both domestic support and international criticism over human rights concerns. His leadership style was outspoken and unconventional, often making headlines worldwide.
In foreign policy, he pursued closer ties with China while maintaining relations with traditional allies like the United States. After leaving office in 2022, Duterte remained an influential figure in Philippine politics. Despite controversies, he is regarded by supporters as a decisive leader focused on law and order.
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