CLAIM: Ipokrito si Leila de Lima sa pagsabi ng “Marcos pa rin” pagkatapos magsabi ng “Marcos never” noong 2022.
RATING: HINDI TOTOO
Nagpakalat ng hindi totoong post a ng isang X (dating Twitter) user na nagsabi daw ng “Marcos pa rin” si dating senador Leila de Lima sa isang thanksgiving mass noong February 2024.
Ayon sa user, ipokrito daw si de Lima dahil noong 2022, nagsabi daw umano ito ng “Marcos Never.”
Ang ginamit na litrato ng X user ay litrato ni de Lima habang nagtatalumpati sa isang thanksgiving mass sa Our Lady of Perpetual Help Parish Church sa Quezon City.
Hindi nagsabi ng “Marcos pa rin” si de Lima sa kanyang talumpati.
Ang talumpati ay tungkol sa kanyang mga karanasan mula nung mabalitaan niya na naglabas ng warrant of arrest laban sa kanya, karanasan niya sa kanyang detention cell at kanyang pakikipaglaban para sa hustisya ng mga biktima ng “peke” at “madugong” war on drugs ng dating pangulong Rodrigo Duterte. Aaron Bartilad
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