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  1. #621

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    ^thug life pud diay ug historical background

  2. #622

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    ^ Mao magbantay pud siya kay daghan ra ba didto gabit-bit ug sundang.

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    Quote Originally Posted by <SMILE> View Post
    Mag-bantay2x lang sila ug gamay.


    Ferdinand Edralin Marcos was born on September 11, 1917, in Sarrat, a village in the Ilocos North region of the island of Luzon in the Philippines. His parents, Josefa Edralin and Mariano Marcos, were both teachers from important families. In 1925 Mariano Marcos became a congressman, surrounding the young Ferdinand in a political atmosphere at an early age. Mariano also had a strong influence on what was to become Ferdinand's competitive, win-at-all-costs nature. Mariano and Josefa pushed Ferdinand to excel at everything, not only his studies at school, but also at activities such as wrestling, boxing, hunting, survival skills, and marks-manship (skill with a gun or rifle). In college, Marcos's main interest was the .22-caliber college pistol team.

    Marcos's real father was not Mariano but a wealthy Chinese man named Ferdinand Chua. (Marcos would claim that Chua was his "godfather.") Chua was a well-connected judge who was responsible for much of Marcos's unusual good luck as a young man. Among other things, Chua paid for young Marcos's schooling and later managed to influence the Philippine Supreme Court to overturn the young Marcos's conviction for murder.



    On September 20, 1935, Julio Nalundasan was at home celebrating his congressional election victory over Mariano Marcos when he was shot and killed with a .22-caliber bullet fired by the eighteen-year-old Ferdinand Marcos. Three years later, Ferdinand was arrested for Nalundasan's murder. A year later, after having graduated from law school, he was found guilty of the crime. While in jail Marcos spent six months writing his own appeal for a new trial. When the Supreme Court finally took up Marcos's appeal in 1940, the judge in charge (apparently influenced by Judge Chua) threw out the case. Marcos was a free man. The next day, he returned to the Supreme Court and took the oath to become a lawyer.



    i'm not sure if this post is just to show how marcos is good or the reason why it should be allowed or to proceed with his burial in the Libingan ng mga Bayani


    but if ever the message says for it ... then perhaps we should also give credits those who have experienced the brutality of his 20 years reign


    just imagine nga reklamo na man gani mga ralliyista atung gidumbol-dumbulan sa polica car atubangan sa US embassy nga usa ra tu ka higayon ... unsa na kaha ang mga martial law victims nga years nila natagamtaman



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    Quote Originally Posted by vengeanceismine View Post


    i'm not sure if this post is just to show how marcos is good or the reason why it should be allowed or to proceed with his burial in the Libingan ng mga Bayani


    but if ever the message says for it ... then perhaps we should also give credits those who have experienced the brutality of his 20 years reign


    just imagine nga reklamo na man gani mga ralliyista atung gidumbol-dumbulan sa polica car atubangan sa US embassy nga usa ra tu ka higayon ... unsa na kaha ang mga martial law victims nga years nila natagamtaman



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    Killing a political opponent is not really good,
    I think marcos was the founding father of such a misdeed.

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    Why not just change the f*****g name of the cemetery, Jesus f**k! The name is irrelevant naman sad due to a lot of people (and non-people) that doesn't have any relevance to be buried there. The argument is so f*****g stupid.

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    Quote Originally Posted by lstorya View Post
    Why not just change the f*****g name of the cemetery, Jesus f**k! The name is irrelevant naman sad due to a lot of people (and non-people) that doesn't have any relevance to be buried there. The argument is so f*****g stupid.




    correct me if i'm wrong and yes, daghan na nisugyot usbon pangan sa Libingan ng mga Bayani ... just to accommodate FM burial


    in fact, the most recent was former Senator Aquilino Pimentel Jr the father and namesake of the current Senate President though he reiterates that FM should be buried in his hometown


    however, ang naka-apan man lang gud ani if ilisan ang pangan kun ibalik ra pud sa original name right after ma-successfully lubong si FM sa Libingan ng mga Bayani


    well, ... anyway, duol pa lang ning Rizal Park kay apilan gyud ko ni. nindut unta if naa pud ni version diha sa Plaza Independencia




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    libingan ng mga ta-e.....

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    let's a;; join hands and pray nga Supreme Court will render fair decision



    Read more: Greedy, philandering Marcos a bayani?

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    sa ako lang noh...
    this marcos-issue will never be close.
    we have different views on pres. marcos and the martial law.
    we have some parts of the fact.
    but we will never know the side of pres marcos, thus we will not know the whole story.

    manila experienced bad times during the martial-law.
    but according to my father, cebu was very peaceful at that time.

    unya, kining kusog pa jud kaau mag.protesta kay katong mga wala pa gipanganak pag.martial law.
    generation karon, mka.basa lang post sa facebook, grabi na kaau mka.debate.
    hilig nah kaau mangaway through online, nya ok-ok diay kung personal.
    sa dota lang gani, grabi na kaau maka.bully some pinoy players.

    ilubong nana didto si marcos oie, wa tay maani ana.
    being buried there doesn't really mean he's a hero.
    it's just a label.
    like being in a relationship doesn't mean you're in love. aw

  10. #630

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    it should not be the case kay though wa mi gipanganak during Martial Law years but it doesn't need such a thing to experienced the horror and no nonsense events in our history arun mosupak o babagan ang tinguhang paglubong sa dektadoryang Marcos sa Libingan ng mga Bayani


    naa na gud mga witnesses ug it may holds true nga peaceful dire dakbayan sa Sugbo and good for us ... kay if we have experienced those unwanted moments, tingali kana si Bong2x o FM Jr. di gyud na katunob dire Sugbo


    we must be thankful that the Martial Law horrors is away from us ug IMHO it's good for now that these happens kay if not, then for sure we will commit the same mistake the second time around





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