WATCH: Trillanes Caught Red-Handedly Lying During His Presscon

I'm sure you've heard the news about Senator Antonio Trillanes signing twelve waivers addressed to AMLC and the Ombudsman to show his innocence and that he has nothing to hide. But that is a lie and just a PR stunt.

Read more: MUST READ: Trillanes' Waivers To AMLC Is Worthless - Just PR Stunt

Ridiculous, right? You want more reasons to laugh at Trillanes? During his presscon about the said bank accounts, he very clearly said that there is no bank named Nova Scotia in Canada. He has a document where he marked Nova Scotia as non-existent. No doubt, to make sure he can claim that the news about his bank account are "Fake News."

Facebook page Angat Pilipino posted a video wherein they compiled Tulfo saying Trillanes has a bank account in Nova Scotia, the clip of Trillanes saying it was non-existent, and finally a clip of a reporter proving that there is a Nova Scatia bank.

Tulfo: "Meron din po siya sa Nova Scotia. Itong Nova Scotia po, ito po ay sa Canada."

Trillanes: "Yung sinasabi niya, ito, ito yun, ano? Yung Nova Scotia bank na tinatawag, alam niyo po ba na walang ganyang banko?"

Reporter from foreign news clip: "The Bank of Nova Scotia is one of North America's premier financial institution and Canada's most international bank. The Globe and Mail ranks the Bank of Nova Scotia as the third largest company in Canada with a capitalization in excess of $55 Billion."

Trillanes: So, ganyan lang kasimple, napakita natin na ito ay mga bogus.

Oops, major fail. So, who's the bogus now, Trillanes?

Watch the video below.

Hello Trillanes, Anong pinagsasabi mo na walang Nova Scotia... Wag nyo po linlangin ang taong bayan....
Isa ka din pong King of Fake News...
The Bank of Nova Scotia, operating as Scotiabank, is a Canadian multinational bank. It is the third largest bank in Canada by deposits and market capitalization.
#SHARE nyo ito kabayan....!

Surely, he's not after the King of Fake News title, is he?

Final note:

Here is an excerpt from The Canadian Encyclopedia:

The Bank of Nova Scotia, commonly referred to as “Scotiabank,” is Canada’s third largest bank. Incorporated in 1832, the bank has established itself as Canada’s most international bank through extensive operations throughout Latin America, the Caribbean, Central America and parts of Asia. It is also known as “Canada’s gold bank” because of its dominant position in bullion trading. The bank also operates three other business lines: personal banking, commercial banking, and wealth management.


Source: Angat Pilipino, Canadian Encyclopedia