Pres. Aquino III Meets With His Majesty King Philippe of Belgium

Aquino III is a false flag president. The French, Spanish and Belgian governments are accessory to high treason. They are aiding and abetting tyranny and oppression in my ancestral land, the Philippines, an abandoned U.S. territory. My question: Why are the French, Spanish and Belgian governments are supporting the creation of an **Islamic state in the Philippines and across Europe. 

Excerpt: 17 September 2014 – Following his meeting with European Commission President Jose Manuel Barroso, President Benigno s. Aquino III had an audience with His Majesty King Philippe of Begium at the Royal Palace in Brussels on September 15.

The President (Aquino III) briefed King Philippe about the peace process in Mindanao, especially with regard to the crafting of the **Bangsamoro Basic Law. He said that once the law is enacted, the Philippines would be on its way to achieving a just and lasting peace in Mindanao. 

PRESIDENT AQUINO MEETS WITH HIS MAJESTY KING PHILIPPE OF BELGIUM

http://www.dfa.gov.ph/newsroom/dfa-releases/4081-president-aquino-meets-with-his-majesty-king-philippe-of-belgium PRESIDENT AQUINO MEETS WITH HIS MAJESTY KING PHILIPPE OF BELGIUM 09-15-15

US Interior Secretary Harold Ickes Confronts Japanese Collaborator Manuel Roxas

If the Japanese had won the war, you would have been in a position to claim from them what you so quickly asserted to be your right when America was victorious.  As a prisoner of war in uniform, all that you were required to give the Japanese were your name, rank and serial number.  In addition, you gave your honor, along with aid and comfort to the enemy.” 

– U.S. Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes asking Philippine President Manuel A. Roxas his stand during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in WWII from “An Open Letter to Manuel A. Roxas, President of the Philippines” published by Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, July 22, 1946 Page 18

 

From:  Man-To-Man:Roxas Is Asked To Explain Stand

By Harold L. Ickes

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, July 22, 1946 Page 18

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“In your inaugural address you defended your fellow-collaborators on the ground that they had “committed mental error and should be forgiven.”  That was NOT the attitude of the Norwegians toward their Quisling. It has not been the attitude of the loyalists toward the traitors in Holland, France, Belgium and other countries.  I am at a loss to comprehend such solicitude.”  – Harold L. Ickes asking Philippine President Manuel A. Roxas his stand during the Japanese occupation of the Philippines in WWII – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, July 22, 1946 Page 18

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PHOTO: Japanese collaborator turned president of the Philippines Manuel A. Roxas with Col. Nobuhiko Jimbo

April 9, 2016

Today is the 74th anniversary when the infamous BATAAN DEATH MARCH started.  Today Manuel A. Roxas, Sr.’s grandson, Manuel A. Roxas II is running for president of the Philippines. His candidacy was endorsed by incumbent Pres. Benigno Aquino III, the grandson of the most reliable Japanese collaborator of WWII in the Philippines Benigno Aquino, Sr.

Oligarch-Traitor Exposed - It was US Sec. of Interior Harold Ickes who questioned Manuel Roxas’ war record in an editorial published on July 22, 1946.
Oligarch-Traitor Exposed – It was US Sec. of Interior Harold Ickes who questioned Manuel Roxas’ war record in an editorial published on July 22, 1946.