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Netizens Asks Is VP Leni Robredo Guilty of NATO (Watch the Viral Video)

The term NATO is short for the the word "No Action Talk Only," statement on social media. Netizens were eager to learn and investigate whether the Vice President of the Philippines, VP Leni Robredo is guilty of NATO after a viral video resurfaced online showing her statement which is contrary to what she is doing right now.


A viral video interview previously posted by Rappler showed the Vice President making statement that "it is important for local folks to see their government officials during and right after the disaster."

The statement of the Vice President is contrary to what she is doing right now as her camp confirmed through various news media outlets that the VP is closely monitoring the relief efforts while on vacation in the United States.

Watch the Viral Video of VP Leni Robredo:


Netiens were quick to react and shared their negative impressions with what the Vice President was doing despite the fact that her hometown was ravaged by the onslaught of super typhoon Nina.

Aside from the viral video, a meme which was originally posted by MindaNation also conquered the internet by storm asking every Filipino netizens on what they can say about the alleged statement of VP Robredo which was already exposed on social media.


Source: Rappler FB Page / MindaNation

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