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FPJ: Fatality no reason to pull troops out of Iraq.
(From Philippine Daily Inquirer)
Byline: Christine O. Avendano
IT APPEARS that presidential bet Fernando Poe Jr. supports the US war against terrorism.
Despite the death of a Filipino truck driver in US-occupied Iraq, Poe was not for the pullout of the Philippine contingent there.
Asked about his position on the ongoing conflict in US-occupied Iraq, Poe told reporters yesterday that the government should maintain the Philippine contingent there.
He stressed that no additional troops should be sent by the government.
"Sa ngayon doon muna dahil pag umalis tayo roon para tayong sumu-surrender sa mga ginagawa ng terrorist (We shouldn't pull out now because it would look like we're ...
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