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Kris has had enough of Mocha’s attack: ‘Tama na, sobra na’

/ 05:39 PM June 05, 2018

“TAMA NA. SOBRA NA.”

Kris Aquino has slammed Presidential Communications Assistant Secretary Mocha Uson for using an old video of her father, former Senator Benigno “Ninoy” Aquino Jr. to defend President Rodrigo Duterte’s controversial kiss in South Korea.

“Marami akong pinalagpas. Binalahura mo na ang buong pagkatao ng pamilya namin,” Aquino said in an Instagram post.

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President Duterte recently drew flak for kissing a married woman on the lips while on stage during a gathering of members of the Filipino community in Seoul.

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Uson took to Facebook to defend Duterte by comparing the videos of Duterte’s kiss in Seoul and a video clip of Aquino being kissed by a woman on board a plane.

Asec Mocha Uson – marami akong pinalagpas. Binalahura mo na ang buong pagkatao ng pamilya namin… Mapapansin mo si Noy hindi parte ng video ko dahil BUHAY sya. Kaya nyang depensahan ang sarili nya. Pero nung napanuod ko yung inupload mo para depensahan si presidente Duterte (na ni minsan hindi ko pinakitaan ng hindi maganda) alam mo ba kung ano ang ginawa mo? Sinariwa mo ang sugat sa puso ng isang batang 12 years old nung pinaslang ng walang kalaban laban ang kanyang ama. Umiyak ako ng tuloy tuloy dahil NAINGGIT ako sa 2 babaeng nakahalik sa Dad ko bago sya pinatay. Isang regalong hindi binigay sa nanay ko na walang tigil mo ring binabastos. Nangako akong hindi kita papatulan – but this time you crossed the line. You reminded me of how much I hurt my mom nung buntis ako kay josh & na disown ako pero nung 1 month si kuya – naglakas loob akong pumunta sa Times Street & once kinarga nya yung apo nya – sya na yung pinaka nagmahal sa anak kong may autism. Pinaalala mo na nung issue namin ni joey, nung umamin ako sa STD, niyakap lang ako ng nanay ko. Sa lahat ng naging palpak sa buhay ko – yun siguro ang kaibahan namin – WALA KAMING PINAGTAKPAN. Wala kaming ginamit. Inako ko lahat ng mali ko at dahil nga minahal ako ng nanay ko at gusto kong maging mabuting ina – sinisikap kong ayusin ang buhay ko. Kaya ngayon hihiramin ko ang salita nya: TAMA NA. SOBRA NA… Kung may gusto kang punching bag, please ako na lang. Kasi buhay ako, kaya kitang sagutin. At hindi kita uurungan. 💛💛💛👊🏻

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“Pero nung napanuod ko yung inupload mo para depensahan si presidente Duterte (na ni minsan hindi ko pinakitaan ng hindi maganda) alam mo ba kung ano ang ginawa mo? Sinariwa mo ang sugat sa puso ng isang batang 12 years old nung pinaslang ng walang kalaban laban ang kanyang ama,” Aquino said.

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Aquino said she was in tears out of jealousy toward the two women who had the chance to kiss her father shortly before he was killed in Manila.

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Dubbed the queen of multimedia, Aquino said she didn’t want to pick a fight with Uson but thinks the blogger-turned-presidential communications executive “has crossed the line.”

“Wala kaming ginamit. Inako ko lahat ng mali ko at dahil nga minahal ako ng nanay ko at gusto kong maging mabuting ina – sinisikap kong ayusin ang buhay ko,” Aquino said.

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While defending her parents, Aquino said she doesn’t need to fend off attacks against former President Benigno “Noynoy” Aquino III since he is still alive.

“Kaya ngayon hihiramin ko ang salita nya: TAMA NA. SOBRA NA… Kung may gusto kang punching bag, please ako na lang. Kasi buhay ako, kaya kitang sagutin. At hindi kita uurungan,” she added.  /vvp

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