Gringo Honasan spars with Jim Paredes on Twitter

Earlier today NewsBreak had a “twitterview” with Senator Gringo Honasan. In a “twitterview”, the guest is asked questions via Twitter by several panelists who are also all on Twitter. The discussion was moderated by NewsBreak’s Glenda Gloria (formerly head of ABS-CBN’s News Channel, ANC) and Twitterati @I_amHolo. The relatively peaceful interview became tense though when singer Jim Paredes started to trade barbs with Honasan. The exchange ended with the Senator tweeting “Get elected first, then let’s talk”. Here are the tweets:

Some tweets from Senator Honasan:

@jimparedes Until U have faced the business end of a gun as a soldier,for God,country & family HERE, U know nothing. I didn't go abroad.
@gringo_honasan
Gringo Honasan
@jimparedes Get elected first, even as brgy. captain. Then let's talk.
@gringo_honasan
Gringo Honasan

Some tweets from Jim Paredes:

@gringo_honasan Until yo can tell us why or even admit you launched those coups causing deaths and economic dislocation, wala ka.
#TweetConPH Nothing wrong to leave our country, learn abroad and come back to apply knowledge. Rizal, Ninoy, Luna did just that.

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5 Responses to “Gringo Honasan spars with Jim Paredes on Twitter”

  1. WOW, I didn’t noticed that.

    February 25, 2011 at 8:32 pm Reply
    • Anonymous #

      They should be debating about the spirit of EDSA lost in the shadow of bad democratic practices in the Philippines, not on persons who are merely victims.

      February 25, 2011 at 11:38 pm Reply
  2. Actually I was also reading the #tweetconph, and I even retweeted some of Jim Paredes’ tweets!

    I just hope many have learned from what was being discussed.

    February 25, 2011 at 9:05 pm Reply
  3. *Sigh* There are always two sides of the story. These are interesting tweets but with microblogging cutting thoughts down into 150 words, it looks like an argument between two elementary school kids.

    February 26, 2011 at 9:20 am Reply
    • Hahaha well said. This is the problem with trying to debate on Twitter

      February 26, 2011 at 1:43 pm Reply

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