The Standard Columnist Jojo A. Robles writes an open letter in his Facebook account and slammed Vice President Leni Robredo’s alleged publicity stunts.
The columnist was also not impressed by the performance of Leni Robredo as the Vice President of the Philippines.
He said that Leni Robredo even trying to discuss the issues in Aleppo Syria, because she wanted to be always on the news everyday for publicity.
“Dear Aling Leni: Dahil wala kang maibato nitong weekend kay Duterte kasi maganda ang ginawa niyang pagpondo sa college education at pagsibak sa dalawang taga-Immigration, nagkomento ka naman tungkol sa nagyayari sa Aleppo, Syria. Mahirap talaga ang may full-time PR campaign ka pero wala namang isyung masakyan. So kung anu-ano nalang ang naiisip ng mga propagandista mo na pakialaman. Palibhasa tuloy-tuloy ang sweldo ng mga iyan at kailangan nilang may maisubo sa mga media outlet na kausap mo sa pagpapalabas ng press release mo kaya, hayan, hanggang Syria nakakarating sila.”
Robles also gave an advice to Robredo to focus in only one issue and avoid following the advice of the PR advisers that she allegedly hired. He believed that too much media exposure can even destroy her image.
“Konting payo lang, libre, di tulad ng mamahaling bigay ng iyong mga PR advisers: Hindi lahat ng isyu ay dapat sinasakyan. Pumili ka lang ng advocacy mo at yun ang babalik-balikan mo. Kung walang balita, e di wala. Tahimik muna.
Ang problema mo at ng mga PR strategist mo, naniniwala kayo na dapat araw-araw e nasa media ang pagmukukha mo. Hindi naman yun tama. Baka maumay ang mga tao. Wala namang election campaign. Hindi ka naman presidente pa. Baka lalo pang maasar ang tao sayo at sa mga media na kakampi mo. Wala ka naman talagang trabaho as VP na walang Cabinet post. Hindi kailangan sobrang exposed ka sa media.”
Robles said that Robredo should travel in the remote areas and poor communities in the Philippines so she may know the real problems of the country, it may also improve her political skills and Robles also included the alleged financier and adviser of Leni Robredo, Loida Nicolas Lewis and their alleged plan to steal the Presidency to Duterte in his open-letter.
"Mag-ikot ka na lang sa kanayunan. Alamin mo ang tunay na nagyayari doon at baka malaman mo pa kung ano talaga ang saloobin at pangangailangan ng mga kababayan natin doon. Baka maiprove mo pa ang political skills mo at tubuan ka ng malasakit na di nakita ng karamihan sa mga kasamahan mo sa elitistang haciendero party na sinaniban mo."
"Malay mo? Baka biglang mawala si Digong, sang-ayon rin sa pangarap, schedule at plano ng grupo niyo nina Loida, ang iyong matagal nang financier at tagapayo. Mabuti na yung handa ka sa trabaho, hindi yung pa-Aleppo, Aleppo ka lang diyan sa Boracay Mansion."
He reminded Leni that her budget came from the taxpayer’s money so she must exchange it with a very good performance in public service.
"Pera naman namin ang binabayad pa din sayo e, di ba? Suklian mo naman ng konting trabaho na totoo."
Before he ended his open letter, Robles said that instead of trying to discuss the problems in Syria, Leni must discuss the problems in her own country first so more people may trust her.
"Yung mga Pilipinong abala diyan sa isyu ng Aleppo, mga ka-Dilaw mo yan at dati nang kapanalig. Wala kang bagong mare-recruit diyan dahil nga sayong-sayo na ang mga iyan.
Subukan mong pakialaman ang mga problema ng Pilipinong nandito. Baka matuwa pa sila sayo ngayong Pasko, bigyan ka ng regalo: Ang kanilang tiwala at pagsuporta.
Merry Christmas po, mula dito sa laylayan ng lipunan ng sarili mong bansa."
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