“And you will know the truth, and the truth will set you free.” – John 8:32
March 17, 2020 – Today is the 63rd death anniversary of Pres. Ramon Magsaysay.
First, let me show you why Pres. Ramon Magsaysay was loved by the Filipino people.
A few days later on March 22, 1957, Magsaysay was given a funeral with over 2 million people attending. The Ramon Magsaysay Award was established in his honour in April 1957.
“Cebu Mayor Sergio Osmeña Jr. told government officials by phone that at least two persons in Cebu had heard the plane’s engines sputtering after takeoff. He said it is possible the plane was trying to return to Cebu when it crashed in flames.”
– Sabotage Traced In Magsaysay Death” – Cincinnati Enquirer Monday March 18, 1957
Sergio Osmeña III the son of Cebu Mayor Sergio Osmeña, Jr. is married to Bettina Lopez a relative of the Lopez family who owns Meralco, ABS-CBN, Negros Navigation, First Gas among many other industries.
For Dec. 2019, I planned to posting the remote viewing on the twin bombings in Volgograd Russia in Dec. 2013, before the Winter Olympics, in Sochi. There were other RV’s on the events in the domestic front involving uniforms. But for 2019 the rocket attack on K1 military base outside Kirkuk, Iraq came up.
Anyway, I’m posting my handwritten notes for the Volgograd bombings anda couple of events, stateside involving an interstate chase of a bank robber who was eventually killed somewhere in Arizona. I have his physical description in one of my email updates or handwritten notes. I think he was the bald one. Sorry, I got it all mixed up. The RV of the incident involving a bank robber(s) who crossed state lines and was killed or captured in Arizona happened about the same time as the RVing on Tunis Museum attack, the crash of Germanwings Fl 9525 and the Mesa shooting in 2015. My apologies for any inconvenience.I forgot, these things usually come in sets of three (3).
Dec. 8 to 19, 2013 – Handwritten notes of my RV work for the Volgograd bombings, among others. Initially there were 3 planned bombings the 3rd was intended for the first responders. See Dec. 9, 2013 note. Even on Dec. 15, 2013 there were still “set of 3”. The male bomber changed his mind, probably at the last minute and decided to die with the female bomber.
July 4, 2019 – Today is the 73rd anniversary of the Treaty of Manila, formally the Treaty of General Relations and Protocol. The USA agreed to relinquished its sovereignty over the Philippine Territory and recognized the independence of the Republic of the Philippines. US High Commissioner Paul V. McNutt represented the US while Commonwealth President Manuel A. Roxas “represented the Philippines”.
Treaty of Manila https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Treaty_of_Manila_(1946)
The problem here is the fact that there was no plebiscite or referendum held asking the Filipino people if we wanted to give up our U.S. nationality, secede from the union with the U.S.A. and become Filipino citizens.
The fact is Manuel A. Roxas was a US Army Brigadier general who was trying to avoid military justice for collaborating with the Japanese during WWII.
Even after puppet president Jose Laurel outed Brig. Gen. Manuel A. Roxas as a collaborator, the US Senate nonetheless went ahead and ratified the Treaty of Manila on Oct. 22, 1946!
RESULTS OF THE FIVE (5) PLEBISCITES PUERTO RICANS HELD ON INDEPENDENCE, TERRITORIAL AUTONOMY AND STATEHOOD
Excerpt: “Philippines & Puerto Rico The Philippines and Puerto Rico both became US territories in the aftermath of the Spanish-American War [1898]. The Philippines through a plebiscite allegedly marked with fraud, opted for independence in 1946, despite Manila being the second most-devastated allied city in World War II–Warsaw being the first. (CORRECTION: There never was a plebiscite asking our parents & grandparents the Filipino people if they wanted to give up their US nationality, secede from the union (USA) and become Filipino citizens. BM – Nov. 9, 2012)
So, should Puerto Rico be offered independence and the Philippine regions be given the option to revert back to a US Commonwealth? Now after 60 years, billions of dollars of aid from US taxpayers and loans from the IMF-World Bank, the Philippines is still a developing country! If you have a student still in high school or college after say 20 years, don’t you think it’s time to have the student or students examined for the possibility that such student is mentally handicapped and in need of special education, care and attention?
But the Philippines is really one small region composed of several nations. This may explain why it is almost impossible to unite the islands and why Spanish colonial authorities found it easier to divide and conquer a readily divided archipelago.
During the Spanish regime, passports were required for locals who would travel from one region to another, even on the island of Luzon.
From 1946 to the present, except for Pres. Estrada’s short-lived term, the Philippines never had a Tagalog or Bicol president. And the most marginalized group are the Tagalogs and Bicols.I think it is time to give these various groups a choice whether they would want the status quo or independence. Doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different result is insanity. The various peoples of the Philippines must be allowed to chose. Free will is the basis of democracy.
The eight distinct Philippine languages are Tagalog, Bicol (very similar to the Maori language of New Zealand), Ilokano, Pangasinan, Kapangpang, Ilonggo, Waray, Cebuano. Each of these nations has their own separate epic poems written in their own respective languages.
Below is the WAIS post on what turned out to be the fourth referendum asking Puerto Ricans if they wish to be independent, remain a territory or become a state(?). Apparently Puerto Ricans are not familiar how a U.S. territory becomes a state.
WAIS post Puerto Rico Referendum Nov. 2012 page 2.
Subject: Report: Puerto Rico delegate top spender in House 03-22-11 Bienvenido Macario <ned.macario@gmail.com> Tue, Mar 29, 2011 at 2:04 AM To: John Eipper <jeipper@waisworld.org>, Ned Macario <ned.macario@gmail.com> March 29, 2011
At one time former Speaker Nancy Pelosi as one of the top spender in the US House of Representatives was discussed in the Forum.
According to the report below it was the non-voting delegate from Puerto Rico who was the biggest spender last year who beat Rep. Nancy Pelosi.
Bienvenido Macario
Report: Puerto Rico delegate top spender in House By The Associated Press | Published: 8:12 PM 03/22/2011 http://dailycaller.com/2011/03/22/report-puerto-rico-delegate-top-spender-in-house/#ixzz1HyHrFWm9
Things happen for a reason. Had the Philippines remained a U.S. territory after WWII, we would have federally funded abortion; same sex marriage would now be legal in the Philippines, a conservative predominantly Roman Catholic country.
Excerpt: “This is another reason I would rather associate my ancestral land, the Philippines, with the UK and most important of all, as a realm country. We have to remember Puerto Rico, Guam and the Philippines were all ceded by Spain to the US for $20 million in 1898.
Why would the financial fate of the Philippines be any different from that of Puerto Rico today or Guam if it remained a US Territory after WWII?”
Above is the 1898 Treaty of Paris whereby Spain ceded the Philippines, the main subject of the treaty, along with Puerto Rico and Guam to the U.S.A for $20 million. Puerto Rico and Guam remain U.S. territories to this day.
Below, once again are the results of five (5) plebiscites and referendum Puerto Ricans held on independence, territorial autonomy and statehood.
How come the Filipino people were never asked even when the so-called Commonwealth was created in 1934 and when the Philippines was granted independence 73 years ago today, July 4, 1946 if we wanted to give up our US nationality, secede from the US and become independent as Filipino citizens?
It was the US Senate of the 79th Congress who introduced the totaldisregard to due process.
Above is the 1898 Treaty of Paris whereby Spain ceded the Philippines, the main subject of the treaty, along with Puerto Rico and Guam to the U.S.A for $20 million. Puerto Rico and Guam remain U.S. territories to this day.
