Philippine President Marcos Jr. Removes Police Chief After Controversial High-Profile Arrests
Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr.’s abrupt firing of National Police Chief Nicolas Torre raises questions about sovereignty, rule of law, and the influence of globalist judicial bodies like the ICC.
In a move that underscores the growing tensions between sovereign national authority and international judicial overreach, Philippine President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. has dismissed his national police chief, General Nicolas Torre. Torre was notable for orchestrating the arrests of two highly controversial figures: former President Rodrigo Duterte—detained under orders from the International Criminal Court (ICC)—and Apollo Carreon Quiboloy, a televangelist on the FBI’s most-wanted list for alleged child sex trafficking. Is Sovereignty Being Undermined by Globalist Pressure? The abrupt removal of General Torre, appointed less than a year ago and expected to serve until 2027, came without any cited legal violations...
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