Veterans Day 2015: 11th Airborne, 511th PIR & Rod Serling

Repost of Veterans Day 2012: 11th Airborne, 511th PIR & Rod Serling

VETERANS DAY 2012 – WORLD WAR II – THE PHILIPPINES

History – Veterans Day 2012; 11th Airborne 511th PIR & Rod Serling

(Bienvenido Macario, USA) Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 6:21 AM

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KILLED IN ACTION 511th PIR 11th Airborne Division, US ARMY

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Happy Veterans Day 2012 : This is the link of the 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment of the 11th Airborne commanded by Maj. Gen. Joseph Swing. They were the ones who liberated Las Piñas on Feb. 3, 1945. Although the 188th Glider Infantry Regiment has already landed in Nasugbu on Jan. 31, 1945, Gen. Swing objected to a drop on Tagaytay Ridge unless his men could be supported by other units nearby.

Perhaps he didn’t want a repeat of the failed “Operation: Market Garden”. And sure enough on the night of Feb. 5, 1945, the Japanese launched a “Banzai attack” in Las Piñas. However the suicide attack fell on the recently released Filipino political prisoners from the New Bilibid Prison in Muntinlupa, Rizal. Weak and famished, the political prisoners were making their way back to Manila and decided to spend the night at the public market. No U.S. soldier was killed in the attack.

There was a short but sharp firefight to save the “Palico” bridge at Pulang Lupa in Las Piñas .

For gallantry in action at Palico Bridge, Las Piñas Luzon, Philippine Islands, February 4, 1945,Col. Irvin Rudolph Schimmelpfennig ,the Chief of Staff of the 11th Airborne received the Silver Star.

Their entry was preceded by a very accurate artillery barrage on what is now the Central Elementary School which the Japanese used as a garrison. Not a shell fell outside the garrison’s perimeter.

In the early morning following the artillery barrage, Mrs. Cristobal was roused from her sleep by the incessant barking of dogs squabbling over a “big piece of bone.” It turned out to be a severed leg of a Japanese soldier one of the dogs found. The Japanese Army unit had already left Las Piñas.

At around 3pm elements of the 511th PIR began entering the town of Las Piñas from the south. Here’s a pop quiz: “How did the lead elements of the 511th PIR knew that it was safe to enter the town proper of Las Piñas?

The first encounter with the Japanese sailors defending Nichols was at the southern foot of the Paranaque Bridge. Japanese fired from the northeast side of the bridge in a village called Ibayo, Three GI’s were killed or wounded. Those who were wounded were brought to the rear i.e. back to Las Piñas Church which was then converted into a medical station.

Because Japanese collaborators ended up in power in the Philippines like Manuel A. Roxas, the Philippines is just about the only “Alllied” country that never held any Liberation Day Parade. The Roxases, Aquinos & Tañadas family ties goes back to pre-WWII. In 1946 Roxas appointed Lorenzo Tañada Chief Prosecutor who then conveniently excluded Roxas among the suspected collaborators. As early as July 22, 1946 Tañada was already rumored to be recommending blanket amnesty to all oligarch – traitors.Ironically since Roxas was not included as suspected collaborator he died as an uncharged traitor and president of the Philippines.

There has to be a Great Architect of the Universe who allow us to exercise our free will.

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On the 8th Row, 1st Column, you see Rod Serling, screenwriter, novelist, TV producer, best known as the narrator of the TV series Twilight Zone. See: 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR) Trooper Pictures http://www.ww2-airborne.us/units/511/511_trp.html — On the 8th Row, 1st Column, you see Rod Serling, screenwriter, novelist, TV producer, best known as the narrator of the TV series Twilight Zone.
See: 511th Parachute Infantry Regiment (PIR)
Trooper Pictures
http://www.ww2-airborne.us/units/511/511_trp.html

History – Veterans Day 2012; 11th Airborne 511th PIR & Rod Serling

(Bienvenido Macario, USA) Sun, Nov 11, 2012 at 6:21 AM

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Manuel A. Roxas, Sr. Oligarch-Traitor Exposed

“It is a strange coincidence, President (Manuel A.) Roxas that Chief Prosecutor (Lorenzo) Tañada, who compiled the list of collaborationist suspects to be tried, and who conveniently failed to include you, has become the solicitor general in your administration.

Did you or did you not, President Roxas, support a declaration of war against the United States while wearing the uniform of a brigadier general in the Army of the United States?

Did you or did you not help to write the constitution of the Japanese-controlled puppet government?

Were you, or were you not an adviser of Laurel, the puppet president?

Is it not true that as a prisoner of war, you could not have been compelled to contribute any services to the puppet government?

The Associated Press reports that you are now being urged by Mr. Tañada to proclaim a general amnesty for all collaborationist suspects. Your inaugural address indicates that you are inclined to do so@. The American people would not understand such action.”

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

By Harold L. Ickes – Pittsburgh Post-Gazette: Monday, July 22, 1946 Page 18

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@ – Proclamation No. 51, s. 1948 Granting amnesty to all collaborators.

http://www.gov.ph/1948/01/28/proclamation-no-51-2/

As US Interior Secretary Harold Ickes warned, on Jan. 28, 1948 quisling-turned president Manuel Roxas, Sr. signed Proclamation No. 51 granting amnesty to traitors, collaborators and those who traded with the enemy. Since Roxas himself was not on the list of collaborators, he was not included in the amnesty.

On April 15, 1948 Manuel Roxas died of a heart attack an uncharged, suspected traitor and president of the Philippines. Only in the Philippines (OIP)

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.

In his meeting with U.S. High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt, Roxas initially agreed to have 23 Navy and 13 Army military installations in addition to Clark and Subic Naval base. BUT WHEN THE U.S. DEMANDED JURISDICTION OVER US MILITARY PERSONNEL AND CIVILIANS ON OR OFF DUTY; ON OR OFF BASE, ROXAS PROBABLY REMEMBERED HE WAS A BRIG. GENERAL IN THE U.S. ARMY WHEN HE COLLABORATED WITH THE JAPANESE (see photo above). ROXAS PROBABLY REALIZED THERE WAS NO SUCH THING AS FILIPINO CITIZEN BEFORE JULY 4, 1946 WHICH MEANS HE WOULD GO BACK TO PRISON, LIKELY TO BE CHARGED WITH HIGH TREASON BEFORE A COURT MARTIAL.

Page 331 Stanley Karnow’s “In Our Image”

Remember after WWII everyone, no exception, everyone in the Philippines were poor. So how did the 50 richest “Filipinos” as listed on Forbes Magazine start amassing so much wealth? Even in 1965 Lucio Tan, Henry Sy and other ethnic Chinese were not as rich as the ethnic Spaniards like Ayala, Zobel, Soriano, Araneta, Elizalde. Only one ethnic Chinese was rich then the Lopezes of Meralco, ABS-CBN. And they did not invent the camera or the TV or developed electricity. This is because Ayala, Zobel, Soriano, Araneta are relatives of Manuel A. Roxas. — Remember after WWII everyone, no exception, everyone in the Philippines were poor. So how did the 50 richest “Filipinos” as listed on Forbes Magazine start amassing so much wealth? Even in 1965 Lucio Tan, Henry Sy and other ethnic Chinese were not as rich as the ethnic Spaniards like Ayala, Zobel, Soriano, Araneta, Elizalde. Only one ethnic Chinese was rich then the Lopezes of Meralco, ABS-CBN. And they did not invent the camera or the TV or developed electricity.
This is because Ayala, Zobel, Soriano, Araneta are relatives of Manuel A. Roxas.

Roxas initially agreed to have 23 Navy and 13 Army military installations in addition to Clark and Subic Naval base. But when the U.S. demanded jurisdiction over US military personnel and civilians on or off duty; off or on base, Roxas probably realized there was no such thing as Filipino citizen before July 4, 1946. Therefore he would go back to prison.

Page 331 Stanley Karnow’s “In Our Image”

MEDAL OF HONOR – Capt. Francis Brown Wai

MEDAL OF HONOR – Capt. Francis Brown Wai

Born: April 14, 1917 Honolulu, Hawaii

Died : October 20, 1944 (aged 27)

Leyte, Philippines †

Unit: 34th Infantry Regiment, 24th Infantry Division.

In the U.S. the Congressional the Medal of Honor is the highest military honor, awarded for personal acts of valor above and beyond the call of duty. There were 51 recipients of this medal who earned it defending and liberating the Philippines in WWII. But because oligarch-traitors retained power after WWII, these men and thousands of others who fought in WWII are virtually unknown in the Philippines. Out of the 51, 29 received the MOH posthumously. They gave up the chance to be husbands and fathers to defend and liberate the Philippines.

Can you imagine how Americans will feel when it is revealed that the Philippines a former US territory, became a republic so that oligarch-traitors could escape JUSTICE?

Sooner or later America will figure this out i.e. California is in fact the colony of the Philippines (See Zero Sum Game of Global Finance). Maybe after the elections?

When Veterans Day, THANKSGIVING DAY, Christmas Holidays, President’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, etc. come, I’ll be posting more OIP (Only in the Philippines) stories.

It’s better we work it out chop-chop! Give us back our ancestral land and go back to yours.

FROM 2007 to 2014

California Budget Deficit $16.0 Billion* as of 02-20-08

40 Richest Filipinos–Total Net Worth $16.2 Billion+ as of 10-18-07

California Budget Deficit $20.0 Billion@ as of 03-17-10

40 Richest Filipinos–Total Net Worth $20.4 Billion^^ as of 07-31-10

California Budget Deficit $26.6 Billion++ as of 03-29-11

40 Richest Filipinos–Total Net Worth $26.2 Billion~~ as of 03-09-11

Forbes 40 Richest Filipinos – June 2012 – Total Net worth $47.43 Billion

Forbes 50 Richest Filipinos – July 2013 – Total Net worth $65.79 Billion

Forbes 50 Richest Filipinos – July 2014 – Total Net worth $74 Billion””

Puerto Rico’s Debt as of 01 July 2015 – (-$73 Billion)””

Zero Sum Game of Global Finance – 6th Edition

March 17, 2015

Twenty-six (25) years ago, there wasn’t a single Filipino on Forbes Magazine. At the same time, in 1988 China was a third world country.

Then in Aug. 2004, Forbes magazine listed seven (7) from the Philippines among the richest in Southeast Asia with a combined net worth of $5.14 billion.

To put it in perspective on June 6, 2012 a report placed the British Royal family net worth at more than $1 billion. In June 2012 Forbes 40 richest Filipinos’ combined net worth came up to $47.43 billion. But the British Monarchy has been around for hundreds of years. After World War II everyone in the Philippines was poor.

The 4th Edition of the ZSGGF shows the 50 richest “Filipinos”, who are in fact ethnic Chinese and ethnic Spaniards, are now richer than the British monarchy. While the economies of Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan and even China are all dominated by ethnic Chinese, Filipinos must still go to these places for work.

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