Compare PNoy's first year vs. Duterte's and you will laugh. ~Share

Disclaimer: Duterte never said "So what if my SWS ratings fell".

Yellowtards are funny, they keep acting as though their performance was the best, but when you look at their own record it is full of 'palpak'.

I am sure they know of their own record but they don't care. What they are doing is classic propaganda tactic. While they are not lying, they are concealing another truth.

Actually, ratings go up and down all the time, so it is no big deal. However, the Yellows want to make a big deal out of it so they can claim that Duterte's downfall is coming.

PNoy's survey results were worse that Duterte's.

Actually, if you examine President Noynoy Aquino's rating, it fared worse than Duterte's.

Take a look at PNOY's ratings between  September 2010 to May 2012 (shown below), the chart shows a roller coaster ride.



And if you think about it, PNoy's ratings went up and down without the relentless attack from his media allies and the international community.

Duterte, on the other hand, was attacked by United Nations, powerful international and local media groups, criticism from hostiles governments who interfere with our sovereignty, the communist, and the Catholic Church.

PNoy's ratings from Sept. 2010 to May 2012.

Despite the relentless attack from all sides, the president's rating is still 'good' according to the SWS.

According to SWS, the rating "although significantly lower than Duterte's +66 or "very good" net satisfaction ratings in June 2017, is still high at +48, or "good."



Of course the ratings will sometimes drop, it should be expected because many people are gullible are easily persuaded by lies.

Whether we like it or not, there are people who will believe in accusations that cannot be proven in the court. Sadly, some people believe in tsimis rather than the facts.

Think about this, when Duterte was still a mayor and PNoy was still in power, they tried to bring him down by having him investigated. Yet they found nothing.

Let's compare the survey ratings of PNOY versus Dutertes during their slightly over a year in office.

Net Satisfaction Rating
Quarter	Duterte in 2017	PNOY in 2011
March	63%	51%
June	66%	46%
September	48%	56%

Comparing PNoy in 2011 and Duterte in 2017.

Why is there relentless attacks on Duterte?

It is all about the 2019 elections. The chance of removing Duterte from power is very slim, but the Yellows can weaken the endorsement power of the President.

If his endorsement power weakens, then the chance that Yellow senators and congressmen will win in the elections will be stronger, thus weakening his overall support from the senate and the congress.

The Yellowtards want to discourage us and make us doubt in the President and his allies, and that is the reason why they focus on the negative.



Satisfaction rating stayed "very good" in social classes ABC.

If you have noticed, biased media did not emphasize that Duterte's ratings remained steady in Mindanao and the that President's satisfaction rating stayed "very good" in social classes ABC. Why didn't they focus on it?

It is because the Yellowtards want us to lose our morale and feel discouraged and stop supporting Duterte.

Discouraging the enemy is part of the tactics used in the art of war and the Yellowtards are using the negative and discouraging information to defeat the president.



Why did the rating of the President remain very good in the social classes ABC? 

Social classes ABC are out of the influence of biased media because we source our information from social media. Social classes D and E, however, have limited access to social media.

Their source of information is mainstream media (TV, radio commentators, and newspapers).

Because social classes D and E cannot afford the cost of accessing social media, they are therefore deprived of this rich source of information, vibrant debate, and intellectual exchange which crushes misinformation and lies.


In the past, mainstream media spoon-fed us with the information they wanted us to believe in because they wanted to control our minds.

Duterte's ratings still remain high.

While it is a fact that the President's rating dropped in certain areas, it is also a fact that Duterte's ratings are still very high.

Ratings go up and down all the time, so the drop in his rating is no big deal. Meantime, let's support the president as he tries to make the lives of the Filipinos better.