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Let’s Take Our Flag & Country Back: Proposed Rain-then-Mushroom Flag

At the end of World War II this is how Manila looked like with 100,000 civilians dead. This means few from Manila survived. So where did the present residents come from?

“Although it was passed on December 21, 1935, the first twenty thousand draftees did not arrive in training camps until early 1937, whereupon it developed that they (Filipinos) spoke EIGHT DISTINCT LANGUAGES and eighty-seven different dialects .”

From: “American Caesar” – Douglas MacArthur (1880 – 1964) by William Manchester ISBN: 0-440-30424-5 page 185 paperback edition. http://www.amazon.com/American-Caesar-Douglas-MacArthur-1880-1964/dp/0440304245

f we take our flag & country back, other than the yellow flag, others could use the “Rain-then-Mushroom” flag. Hello Mike!!!

Bataan Day 2013

April 9, 2013

Today marks the 71st anniversary of the Fall of Bataan, a National Holiday in the Philippines. On this day around 100,000 U.S. and Filipino soldiers laid down their arms and surrender to Gen. Yamashita.

Filipino Oligarchs’ Ancestry – from Stanley Karnow’s “In Our Image” (1989)

Oligarch-traitor becomes president of the 3rd Philippine Republic — Oligarch-traitor Roxas becomes president of the 3rd Philippine Republic

Below, Stanley Karnow again cites Jose Cojuangco’s humble origins, a penniless immigrant from China whose fortunes improved when the Philippines became a U.S. possession.

From Stanley Karnow's "In Our Image" — From Stanley Karnow’s “In Our Image”