Ferdinand Marcos: Greed, Guns, and Gold in the Philippines

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[@paulmeredith2037]

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[@--enyo--]

@@weareheretochange7361 We get it. We’ll report you soon. But seriously, Simon or whoever moderates these comments could you ban/block this user? They’re a bit that copy/pasted this comment onto basically every comment.

[@tellingthetruth4185]

@@--enyo-- just because he spam the comments section is bad If you try check Philippines news channel that critic against duterte and Marcos there are full of trolls on the comment section (Is already have a Wikipedia article on fake news mention Philippines) Is matter of spread awareness and campaign against internet trolls What is Good? Intention versus obligation All I know Trolls will find way to get their own favor

[@--enyo--]

@@tellingthetruth4185 Simon is pretty liberal with the ban hammer if you believe what he says on other channels.

[@pigzard01]

Fun fact: Enrile is still alive, still in politics, and is being memed for his seeming immortality.

[@michaelfranzgarcia7769]

yeah my grandpa cousin still alive and sharp as every aquino was killed by his wife family (communist)

[@hanbyeol12]

@@michaelfranzgarcia7769 Cojuangcos? Communist? Danding was literally one of Marcos' strongest allies

[@michaelfranzgarcia7769]

@@hanbyeol12 dude danding is hated by other cojuangcos my family are third cousins of the cojuangcos (my family separated with the co and transfer to visayan region same with danding family) so ooops here a trip for you cojuangco is co juang co (family name "co", name "juang" and then "co" middle name)

[@hanbyeol12]

@@michaelfranzgarcia7769 you need to provide sources for that, and also sources for cojuangcos (even the dilawans) being communists

[@FriendChicken]

The guy has the undying totem and bought immortality.

[@robswystun2766]

Imagine if people actually learned from the past instead of just ignoring it?

[@Stanky_Foot]

Tall task for Filipinos

[@pandorasbox4238]

What a lovely world it would be.

[@GorgeousMerc]

Imagine

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[@--enyo--]

@@Stanky_Foot This is KZbin, not Facebook, and that user is obviously a bot. They’ve copy/pasted that comment into almost all the comment threads.

[@thisiskirbymac]

It's quite unfortunate that some younger Filipinos don't grasp the full picture of Marcos's era since the corruption and human rights violations that happened at the time were taught in schools yet when they ask their parents/grandparents, they claim to have had a sense of nostalgia about the time. Not the case however with descendants of his critics at the time.

[@blowc1612]

Because today the re-writing of history through social media was in full force in order for Bong to gain presidency.

[@miguelvina7188]

@@blowc1612 yea im sad

[@kirakira1212]

I honestly was having seconds thought in watching this because of the comment section. With how strong their history revisionism movement here in the Philippines, I was expecting a lot of his cultist defending him and hurling insults to others. I'm surprised there isn't much. But then again, I doubt they watch channels like yours in the first place 🤔

[@mrRandypm]

There will be very few, if any, Marcos trolls who will bother watching a video in STRAIGHT English, considering probably only a few of them, if any, could understand or talk in straight English. That debunks a myth that the Philippines is "English-Speaking".

[@momotaroreincarnatednthtim6303]

@@mrRandypm I could not agree more on this. DDSHT/BBMSHT are most likely lesser intellectual kind of people. They'd rather eat sht than to think about greener future. Sad to say but it's true. What a waste of human flesh.

[@sabersroommate8293]

Most of them are busy watching "unbiased" channels aka Pro Marcos Channels which is obviously biased.

[@chadmarx7718]

kung ipakita nila mga pagmumkha nila dito, ay nako, lalala lang reputasyon ng pilipinas ahhahah

[@t_0246]

@@sabersroommate8293 and you think you're not biased by being anti Marcos and hating his supporters because you're too busy pretending to be smart. What i see here are people just insulting Marcos and his supporters and less civil discussions. Aka a cult circlejerk

[@cjhilario2626]

Haven't even started watching and I already know the comments are about to be a warzone

[@AlcoholicBoredom]

Tenderheart Bear is a FAR superior Care Bear than Bedtime Bear!!

[@erika002]

I expected Marcos Apologists, "DDS", and/or Yellowtard/Dilawan comments from good'ol typical gullible Filipino-on-Facebook zero braincell political comments when I saw the thumbnail. Well... I haven't seen much so far. Might get back here later.

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[@pgbrown12084]

@@AlcoholicBoredom How......DARE YOU!! I will Care Bear Stare you right back under No Hearts dress! Grumpy bear is CLEARLY the superior bear!

[@kelerews]

I don't think so.. he bought his idiot son an island for him to hunt exotic animals..... I mean, any discussion would end with that.

[@carlramirez6339]

My parents grew up during in the Marcos-era Philippines. Even though we live in Australia now, they are still wary of having strong political opinions because they grew up in an era where it was dangerous to do so.

[@xl5009]

My grandparents feel safe during Marcos Era.

[@qwertylink9066]

@Reuben Desmond well, if your words are true, why a lot of opposition still survives to this day? What, marcos only killed small time rallyist? Did he killed ninoy (or was it imelda)? What happened? Why they cant pin it to marcos?

[@john-paulhunt451]

he was kim jong un before kim was the dear leader in north korea. these dictators are classic men of power before the bigger bullies toss them out of power. Marcos is no different.

[@TheRealJaded]

Your parents sound like cowards

[@Caloysky]

@Reuben Desmond no man. if you're against the Gov't probably youll end up dead man. Like NPA, terrorist and drug addicts. why scared? kung wala ka naman ginagawang masama.

[@neighborhoodcatlady6094]

I visited the Philippines in 1976. Will never forget this experience. While taking a cab through the city, the cab driver was pointing out all of theses large buildings to me. He would point and say “And this is Mrs. Marcos’s building, and this is Mrs. Marcos’s building while pointing at thinks like the opera house. My response was to say nothing, knowing that dictatorships do not appreciate criticism.

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[@kraanz]

"My response was to say nothing, knowing that dictatorships do not appreciate criticism." The fucker above me is trying his best to prove you right =D

[@--enyo--]

@@weareheretochange7361 ‘dictators don’t like criticism’. Case in point.

[@owenshebbeare2999]

True, but it is also bad manners to criticise a country's government when you are a guest there.

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@--enyo-- therefore we need to spread awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation Let put them in jail and bring justice to the philippines I recommend to report them to the local police station because is more effective than reporting them to KZbin and social media platforms

[@alvinflorantec.gitamondocj3659]

“Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it.” -George Santayana

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

No choice. Many of the Filipino people are ignorant. Gullibility and ignorance will destroy our country.

[@alvinflorantec.gitamondocj3659]

@@TeaDrinker-eq3md Yes and it's pretty sad.

[@niloluisylanan2761]

@Ztec 2020 the Aquino cronies are doing everything to tell the lies again to Filipinos. It should have been truth for all Filipinos after 34 years of repeated story telling. But what happened now? Filipinos does not believe in them anymore. Why??? because they do worse than what they are telling.

[@GioGarnada]

Seems like we're going that way too, his son can't even admit to his father's atrocities, yet he has so many supporters

[@GioGarnada]

@Ztec 2020 sure, they became one of the wealthiest in the world, by doing what exactly?

[@brentcelicious5597]

Oh boy, the DDS and the Marcos apologists will be fuming in anger if they saw this one.

[@bulalayaocarljasper8597]

They are allergic to facts thats why

[@scorpseven2861]

They're also allergic to fluent English, so....

[@brianaguila6925]

Just in time before the national elections hahahaha

[@cortezfjy9]

Wow if ur an evil person like Marcos u can be exiled in Hawaii? E3x

[@MsRedfield97]

Assuming they can understand this video 🤣

[@barriolimbas]

Its actually "Guns, Gold and Goons", another old Filipino political sarcasm is "Off the people, Buy the People and Poor the People."

[@john-paulhunt451]

gays gods and guns. by the corporations for the corporations and for Maoism too censoring people. winks drinks a soda mocking fox news state tv again.

[@geneknoll3430]

No and never it was.

[@geneknoll3430]

No no during Marcos regime all reforms were for the poor...The rich and Oligarchs were angry they lost their slaves and a part of their lands...The businessmen were angry because Marcos created Cooperative where everything cheap.. Oligarchs envy and angry to Imelda She had no time for socializing.she was with the poor ....and their problems ..

[@michaelraro6378]

My mom was a promising national athlete in Ilocos Norte. Not only did Pres Marcos recognise my mom's athletic prowess but acknowledged my mom's capability to progress as a woman, as a Filipina. He would exclusively invite my mom to the Malacanang Palace to ask her what career path she would like to take besides sports. He would ask my mom to sing "Lupang Hinirang" and ask her for an oral examination about "Panatang Makabayan" at his Presidential Office (checking if my mom knows these by heart). Mrs Marcos even remembered when she saw my mom in the wake of the late Executive Secretary Venus that my mom had full access to Pres Marcos' Office. Ironically, Mrs Marcos needed to ask permission first from the executive secretary to see her husband. My mom once said to Pres Marcos that she did not want to take law as attorneys are liars. Pres Marcos jokingly laughed and asked, "Do you mean I am one of them?". Then they laughed together. My mom knew Pres Marcos was true to his heart and that he wanted to help every Filipino. Pres Marcos offered my mom a scholarship so that she could take Law. My mom refused and took Education instead. Afterwards, she became an educator at the International School of Manila after graduating. He was a mentor and a coach to my mom. She always remembers what Pres Marcos told her, "Don't let people drag you down. If they perceive you as a bad person, don't get affected. Just move forward and focus on things that will help you succeed in life. Help your detractors if you see them suffer."

[@barriolimbas]

@@michaelraro6378 it's the elected public servant's sworn duty to serve the public, and promote national pride e.g. athlete support we do not turn a blind eye to plunder, martial law atrocities and dictatorships, despite that. The politicians themselves remind us often enough of that during elections. They serve and owe you as the people and sovereign of the republic, you do not owe or serve them.

[@Ryan-vl2nn]

I love the story of how The Beatles snubbed the Marcos at the last minute and never showed for their concert.

[@CramMeUP.]

Well, they didn't cause there were gonna get killed if they didn't leave the country XD

[@mathewfitzpatrick5645]

Let's face it, the concert was better off since they didn't show up.

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[@--enyo--]

@@weareheretochange7361 Better report yourself then, mate.

[@AlcoholicBoredom]

@@--enyo-- He's doing this in every comment.

[@jeromebautista6703]

Thank you for this video. As a Filipino American curious about his identity and roots, understanding history in the Philippines is one way I've looked to do so. I have family who are staunch Marcos supporters. I had no idea about what took place in the Philippines during his reign, just a gut feeling that did not feel good that I wanted to investigate. It's been an enlightening journey, one that opens doors for conversations with those family members. Anyways, again, thank you for piecing it together and I will need to hear the other side to get a fuller picture. 🙏🏽🤙🏽

[@davergent1521]

Nice. I'm Filipino and I am disappointed with how much history rewriting is happening in my country.

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[@markgillianlelis3528]

Do you even read a HISTORY BOOK?

[@nc9395]

@@markgillianlelis3528 what history book ...History book written by Cory regime....I'm very much aware it's all BS

[@markgillianlelis3528]

@@nc9395 ah yes the typical bayaran ng delawan if don't trust the history books written by filipino author, then read history books about marcos written by the foreigner

[@nc9395]

@@markgillianlelis3528 Hey im very much BBM loyalist since sa sa magulang ko...

[@neilmejia1120]

My grandfather was an attorney during this era and worked with the Philippines worker’s union. My grandfather was outspoken and publicly detested Marcos and this caused him to be jailed. Luckily he was released after a few weeks. After that, my grandfather lived a quiet life in the countryside .

[@ezelfrancisco1349]

Man, you’re lucky that your grandpa survived. One of the teachers in my old theater workshop had a relative that he hadn’t seen in decades.

[@diosdadoapias]

jailed and release? being a lawyer for a workers union? meaning workers front of the CPP/NPA. Ask your grandfather how could he be released when it was then martial law. He detested(your chosen word) Marcos? what are those he detested against Marcos? Is it personal?

[@nazeriano5833]

Your granpa is a communist? That's why.

[@Wumao50c]

@@ezelfrancisco1349 released maybe they found him not violent. This just shows you it was okay to criticize the government only when you do violence that you might be imprisoned.

[@maurovsipin632]

made up narratives. BOOHOO

[@teng029]

By the time I was born, Marcos was already in his second term as president. He would stay as president until I was 17-years-old..

[@joshuarizalforeman816]

Unfortunately, corruption is still rampant in the Philippines. Even today, the Marcos clan has significant influence in spite of its history. The Philippines is effectively an oligarchy and the Marcos family is simply one of a few such families that dominate the political landscape. For ordinary people it doesn't really matter who is in charge since all they do is use their power to benefit themselves and their families at the expense of the Filipino people.

[@justinnamuco9096]

Those who don't really care shouldn't vote. I know voting is encouraged but it is also a necessary measure in response to a problem. If people cannot observe the problem to solve (e.g. poverty, economy, corruption, etc) then they dont understand the necessity to vote. Think of it like a company where so many owners voluntarily vote on the management. Those owners who don't really care about the company shouldn't vote.

[@padawanmage71]

Funny how someone so corrupt, so vain, who stole so much money from the country, could still be adored by possible crazy people. Sounds a bit familiar….

[@Danogil]

Yeah for some reason there are people that love the Obama's

[@padawanmage71]

@@Danogil I know, it seems decency, self-respect, ability to speak in full sentences, compassion and humility are just sooo out of style these days.

[@idiotwidowmaker8932]

@@Danogil it blows my mind that that's where your mind goes. There's no way our country survives intact with this many people still supporting Obamas successor... It's insanity and I hope one day we wake up from this nightmare. I don't watch or read any news media and I beg you to do the same. Use your own eyes and your own ears.

[@a1d026]

@@Danogil comparing Obama to one of the worst dictators in SEA history . . . ? You must be a troll lmao

[@michaelpipkin9942]

We will never change.

[@kidatanakafan]

My Mom told me that when she was growing up at this time in the slums of Manila, she'll just hear from someone that one of their neighbours were murdered and it would just be a normal day for her. She was also one of those 4 million children who couldn't afford school but she was lucky since her uncle was a generous person and helped her along the way, it's weird how people still defend this man and think he's better for the country.

[@skidragunov2934]

all cap lol

[@kevinkev9996]

There are lots of under educated people for example; Liberals in America praise Castro and Guevara.

[@davidwebb1546]

@@kevinkev9996 This!

[@kraanz]

@@kevinkev9996 What, are you telling me you don't adore Guevara? That bandit who tried to spread revolution and communism to countries that wanted nothing to do with it or him? The syphilitic thug and scumbag, who got executed like a dog for trying to create a revolution in a foreign country? I'm shocked. Shocked, I tell you!

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[@agapitobagumbayan4804]

Here we goo. I will never understand the reverence Marcos still has to this day to some fellow Pinoys. Regardless if you believe the economy really did "boom" or not during his administration, the fact that he attempted to stay in power and overturn the Philippine democracy is a major red flag on who he really is.

[@blackpowderuser373]

Authoritarian Nostalgia. Just because the more democratic leaders post-1986 became more inefficient, doesn't mean we should return to the Marcoses.

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[@ianosaurus27]

Atty. Larry Gadon: Bobo!!!

[@jojoenuricio7008]

I think Marcos himself is quite generous to his friends. I think the die-hard Marcos loyalists we have now in the present are related or connected to these cronies who benefited (not necessarily monetary) from Marcos being their "patron".

[@alistairt7544]

Yep, it's crazy the amount of brainwashing they are still in decades later.

[@EddieAFool]

FILIPINOS didn't learn history

[@jonreese7066]

We did learn from our history and we learned our recent and current history.

[@emperorsblade2786]

@@jonreese7066 What was that supposed to mean??

[@jonreese7066]

@@emperorsblade2786 look up the events in the philippines during the Pnoy Aquino, son of Cory Aquino administration 1. SAF 44 Pnoy sent a hundreds of Special Action Force(something like US SWAT) into a rebel encampment to arrest an international terrorist and abandoning 44 of them to be massacred.(they were killed by beheading and headshots). The national army was encamp nearby was not informed or sent in for over a day. Note: The Aquino Admin was negotiating with the rebels to grant them autonomy over their region and hundreds of millions in financial incentives. After the massacre, the Aquino government planned to continue that deal until the popular uproar over the massacre forced the government to put it on hold. President Aquino bypassed the regular chain of command to appoint a suspended of officer to run the operation from the capital. When the bodies were returned for burial. The President was on a ribbon cutting ceremony for a new car plant. SAF did kill the terrorist. When President Duterte, Aquinos successor, asked what happened to the 2,000,000 us dollar bounty. Aquino said he didnt know 2. President Pnoy Aquino's, son of Cory Aquino chosen candidate Mar Roxas for the 2016 presidential election getting recorded hinting that the administration that they would withhold sending aid to Super typhoon Yolanda struck areas that were Marcos supporters. The US army donated MREs for the devastated areas. The news said they were diverted by the Aquino administration to be sold to a major supermarket chain. 3. In order to support president Aquinos chosen cadidate. Their supporters instituted charges both in the legal courts and courts of public opinion. There were 6 candidates. 1. A sitting senator during the Aquino Admin was questioned with not being eligible to run because she was alegedly an American citizen but this charge only came out after she declared her intent to run and after she refused to join the Aquino party 2. President Duterte is alleged to have ordered mass execution during his political career as Mayor in the 1980s but those charges started when he publicly condemned the Aquino administration for the bungling of SAF 44 and mismanagement of relief efforts for supertyphoon Yolanda and after he decided to run for the presidency against the Aquinos What is not usually mentioned is Duterte spent most of his political career as an ally of the Aquino and no charges were mentioned against him until he decided to run against the Aquino's chosen. There is even allegation by the Aquino candidate that during the election that Davao city Duterte's hometown was crime ridden and dangerous that he could take the reporters to a drug den and buy drugs at any time. To counter Duterete just showed the press the award certificate he received from the Aquino admin signed by that candidate declaring Davao as the safest city in the Philippines. The other candidates also got the same treatment Now if the Aquinos do this for their former allies what do you think they could do to their enemy the Marcoses when they took power? One last thing, it is a rule that candidates must disclose how much they spent during campaign Duterte spent around 300 million pesos It is roughly how much almost all the other presidential candidates spent. The vice presidents about a third at around 100 million pesos. The Aguino administration candidate that beat Bongbong Marcos for the vice presidency, Lenny Robredo reportedly spent 300 million. Robredo was an unknown and gained national notice after her husband died in a helicopter crash. The Aquino administration candidate running against Duterte refused to disclose how much the administration spent on him. I am not saying Marcoses are perfect but the Pnoy Aquinos actions destroyed their familys legacy and painted the Marcoses in a more romantic light. The Aquino party whose traditional color was yellow we call dilawans are so tarnished their party rebranded around Lenny Robredo as Kakampinks. Pink allies.

[@jonreese7066]

@@emperorsblade2786 it means we know what happen during Marcos time and the Aquinos time Cory Aquino 1986 to 1992 and her son Benigno Pnoy Aquino 2010 to 2016

[@tobznoobs]

Enrile who survived an ambush where I wasn't even alive, is still alive today at 98. His persistence to live became a meme here in the Philippines, ranging from photos with his favorite t-rex, brownie, planting the tree where eve got the apple, and being part of the three kings that gave gifts to baby jesus.

[@cozyboi9000]

It was a fake ambush that he confessed.

[@carokann4244]

It was a fake ambush. He confessed it 16 years after Martial Law

[@cnycaq8768]

The ambush of Enrile in 1972 was TRUE. SOURCE: The NY Times and Jaime Panesa, reporter for PNS, Philippine News Service in 1972. The fake ambush from a yellow narrative was Enrile's propaganda when he broke away from the Marcos leadership and joined the so-called people's revolt in 1986. He retracted it later on due to the fact that he no longer needed a propaganda for garnering support, and it already served its purpose, to protect himself and his group in staging a coup against Marcos using the EDSA people power. Enrile actually fooled the yellows/anti-Marcos into believing the fake ambush up until now.

[@carokann4244]

@@cnycaq8768 But in 1988 book, “Waltzing with a Dictator,” New York Times reporter Raymond Bonner wrote that while Enrile’s wife, Cristina, said that God had saved her husband, “God had had nothing to do with it. Marcos and Enrile had staged the ‘ambush,’ as the final justification for martial law.” Inquirer and other international and local prominent News Companies that interviewed Enrile also published the identical response. Talagang Hari ng Balimbingan yang si Enrile. Eh ngayon bumabalimbing na naman ng suporta ni Bongbong Marcos kasi pangit na naman kalagayan niya sa gobyerno.😂 Fake or not that "ambush" added to the impression of "unmanageable" communists forces that led to the premature declaration of ML and to the extension in power of Marcoses.

[@cnycaq8768]

@@carokann4244 I read that book too. You need to know who Cristina was other than being the wife of Enrile to put it in perspective, what was her impression of the Marcoses and their patriarch's administration for being kept in the dark coupled with Enrile's affair with women. She never said Marcos and Enrile staged a fake ambush in 1972 directly. Ask her, she still alive today. Haven't you wonder why Inquirer, a news outlet that has nothing good to say about the Marcoses ever since, quoted an anti-Marcos book instead of Cristina herself? Oh, don't include "other international and other local prominent news companies," it's only Inquirer that quoted that. You might quote the Lopezes too, the family who owns a corrupt anti-Marcos media network, ABS-CBN. LOL. Although, I couldn't agree more with you that Enrile as "balimbing."

[@Stanky_Foot]

Don't mind the dislikes and Marcos shills in the comments. They will probably try to report this video down since you have a lot of reach and they can't do anything about it.

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[@colico14]

@@weareheretochange7361 Lol. Is that supposed to be a joke?

[@bisayafascist5725]

I don’t know man 188 dislikes is a bit small.

[@trollslayer0073]

The likes is literally 5k and the dislikes is only 100+ what are you saying 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@countbinfaceglobalpresiden7926]

@@trollslayer0073 ironic name

[@danielfrancis3736]

Marcos Supporters say that wasn't told he was going to Hawaii, the CIA kidnapped him as he was flying home to Ilocos and dumped him in Hawaii. This is of course a lie, US told him and he made his choice, but anything to make it appear as if he did no wrong and was simply mistreated by his benefactor.

[@aldrichuyliong8143]

Of course, the worst thing you could do to a strongman is show everyone exactly how weak he really is.

[@cholodelrosari0543]

@@aldrichuyliong8143 there was a joke why he fled to Hawaii. When former pres. Marcos told a US airmen pilot to fly them straight in Paoay(Paway) Ilocos Norte, the pilot misheard it as Hawaii so in the end, they end straight to hawaii

[@trollslayer0073]

Yeah cause we know U.S never gonna lie cause they can’t benifit if they take down Marcos who they can’t control and they didn’t do anything similar in Latin America when they kidnaped communisn dictator and get in the US to face trial

[@danielfrancis3736]

@@trollslayer0073 Marcos was a staunch US Ally. What fantasy land do you live in if you think Marcos was threatening to the US? He was not. The reason the US didn't continue to back him was the contradiction of criticizing the human rights violations of US adversaries or others like China, Soviet Union, and North Korea while turning a blind eye in Taiwan, Indonesia, Argentina was becoming so stark that the US public was starting to get angry about it. See South Africa and South Korea for other examples of how US support for anti-communist dictatorship began to fade away in this exact same period.

[@trollslayer0073]

Daniel Francis 🤣🤣🤣🤣 did i said that the U.S felt threatened

[@gaufrid1956]

The problem is that half of the potential voting public in the Philippines weren't even born during the Marcos dictatorship, don't know the history, and don't care to learn. Instead, they listen to those who revise history online and whitewash the martial law times. This is why Bongbong Marcos will be the next president in a month's time. The truth is that the Marcos family never completely lost their influence in the Philippines. Here am I, an Aussie living in Mindanao with my Filipina wife who as a young girl of 15 in 1980 was one of those "rebels in the south". Let's just say that those closest to me here hold no love for BBM and the rest of the Marcos family. Actually, even President Duterte will not endorse BBM. What does that say?

[@hahahahaha288]

Duterte's daughter is bongbongs vice president

[@g.r9736]

Malaysian Politicians: WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN

[@ibvghgfvbnbc]

Your country will be in squanders do not copy it.

[@g.r9736]

@@ibvghgfvbnbc psh we're already halfway there

[@ezelfrancisco1349]

Filipino here. I’m actually curious which Malaysian politicians fits the Marcos mold

[@g.r9736]

@@ezelfrancisco1349 Prime Minister Najib and his wife Rosmah Mansor. The latter which plundered the nation's wealth and spends it all on Hermes, Prada and all dem diamond rings. The others from the same party are not very far off. They plunder but not as much as these two

[@ezelfrancisco1349]

@@g.r9736 Oh lord. Duterte hasn't gone full Marcos yet, but he's going there.

[@GrndAdmiralThrawn]

My mom grew up under Ferdinand Marcos. She said she would see tons of humanitarian aid such as food, clothing, and medicine sitting on the docks and literally being dumped into the ocean.

[@trollslayer0073]

People will always see the mistake first rather than his accomplishments

[@GrndAdmiralThrawn]

@@trollslayer0073 Bro really out here tryna defend Ferdinand Marcos

[@trollslayer0073]

GrndAdmiralThrawn no why would i defend him 🤣🤣🤣

[@GrndAdmiralThrawn]

@@trollslayer0073 Then what were you saying?

[@trollslayer0073]

GrndAdmiralThrawn so what do you think i’m saying then?🤣🤣🤣

[@bongcartel1002]

i'm a martial law baby, may family are marcos loyalist and i grew up hearing this, "WATCH YOUR MOUTH, SOMEBODY MIGHT HEAR YOU" - and for me, this summarize martial law rule

[@bobbiemanueldelapena4997]

I have an idea... Make Martial Law apologism and Holocaust denial a felony and a criminal offense in the Philippines!!!!!

[@KimJongUnGamingAndVlogging]

mas lalala pre, ang maganda dyan ay dapat ituro ng maayos ang kasaysayan. kasi kung gagawin yang criminal offense sasabihin na lang ng mga tao na may takot ang gobyerno sa tinaguriang "katotohanan". lalo na't napakarami na ng mga supporter

[@arjen20]

This is also great because during Marcos Era Filipinos were the eye opener to other Asian countries under dictatorship that people can overthrow any tyrants.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines Let end disinformation in the Philippines and the world

[@kyerusantonio1118]

You forgot to mention the defection of Generals and American support pal.

[@jhonmichaelberina8960]

lmao, if marcos really a tyrant do you even think that the rally in 1986 will be bloodless? General Ver wanted to disperse them with FORCE but Pres.MARCOS insisted to not do anything that can hurt the rallyist. If he really is a TYRANT IT WILL BE A BLOODBATH LIKE WHAT YOUR SAINT CORY DID TO THE MENDIOLA THAT KILLED ALOT OF FARMERS.

[@cynicalexpat]

@@jhonmichaelberina8960 your not seriously trying to stick up for: a convicted murder; a racketeer; a thief; (name an horrific thing and he’s done it’

[@mxthh]

@@jhonmichaelberina8960 No one mentioned Cory here. She's not any better. Try to back up your pretense first before babbling nonsense.

[@nielcarpnava]

I'm from Philippines and I've been listening to this channel since 2019. I think he was the first Filipino to be featured on Biographics! I felt shocked! Maybe your team should feature more Filipino personalities or heroes (like Jose Rizal et. al.) But beware... Marcos apologist, Pro-Marcos and history revisionist in 3... 2... 1...

[@shaider1982]

Not to mention their allies, the DDS.

[@jaydeleon695]

I'm doubtful of them coming here. This is a fairly educational, factual, and informative channel mind you none of which describes those brainwashed freaks

[@nielcarpnava]

@@jaydeleon695 actually they're here! Have grab a popcorn now!

[@erika002]

@@jaydeleon695 yeah, I just came here and I'm surprised that no one (yet so far) at least mentioned "DDS" (correction someone did above, that wasn't there before), "Dilawan/Yellowtards", Marcos Apologists, etc etc from gullible facebook filipinos (or just well... gullible people who only watches cringe filipino celebrity stuff or... some online game streamer here on youtube) commenting here. If they would come here, I would probably try to join the fray to rationalize their beliefs depending on what they say.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@fallenoak4560]

This recent comment section is so toxic I need a gasmask to navigate through it. Keep up the good work Simon. Education is a powerful weapon.

[@nc9395]

@Ventricosa The King the history what he knows is obviously paid by oligarchy

[@nc9395]

@Ventricosa The King What he's saying its dilawan narrative..know your fact and know the truth...Watch Rita Gadi Hour.

[@nc9395]

@Reuben Desmond its not the Marcos Family..

[@FBI-dp5lm]

you need more than a gasmask my dude

[@miguelvina7188]

@Reuben Desmond they are the worst ones

[@artoljr809]

We need more videos like this. The Marcoses spend 12 years making false videos spread across the internet. And they successfully manipulate the mind of the Filipinos. Now Marcos Jr. Is the president-elect of the Philippines.

[@winboantonvillamor1903]

Can you provide these so-called "false videos" my dear sir? Links to these videos would suffice. The Filipino people have spoken. You don't win the elections by that margin if the people don't see something in you. (Talking about Bong2) Disclaimer: I am not a Marcos loyalist.

[@king_jamez]

Bitter

[@rheymarvinsalestre4075]

A lot of Filipino Marcos loyalists say "You only know your half of the truth." Sometimes, that's all the truth there is.

[@blackpowderuser373]

As a Filipino, this IS a welcome surprise! Watch out for Marcos loyalists in the comment section, though. Rabid as always, they are. EDIT: It is "Ferdinand Emmanuel Edralin Marcos", not "Edrali"

[@echidnanatsuki882]

I'm surprised that those loyalist haven't raided the comment section yet.

[@titocristobal5573]

@@echidnanatsuki882 they're too busy spreading their plague in Facebook.

[@echidnanatsuki882]

@@titocristobal5573 bruh

[@DatuSumakwel7]

@@echidnanatsuki882 Sad to say it’s probably just a matter of time before this video gets raided once a Marcos loyalist shares this with on one of their toxic fb groups.

[@trollslayer0073]

Echidona Natsuki kasi totoo naman talagang ginawa nya yan kung sasabihin mong na umunlad ang Pilipinas sa kamay ng mga Aquino eh doon ka makakarinig

[@louisbecke2348]

Well they just voted Bong Bong in as President. People never learn.

[@jgrAnimations23]

They paid them and threatened them

[@manu11.20]

It's crazy how everybody in my family wants BBM to win for Presidency and I just sit there listening knowing that if I argue with them they will tell me I'm still young to know politics smh.

[@aceevee4404]

it's you and your generations' future, not theirs. up to you if you want to fight for it or not.

[@claudiokabanata3325]

Stand up and educate the elders and apologists. Blind fanaticism is a disease.

[@chitae8551]

My dad is bbm and my mom is leni they fought about it and my that was so sensitive about it that he kinda got mad at me

[@graceangeles4590]

I don't like Marcos but I don't want leni as well

[@michaelraro6378]

My mom was a promising national athlete in Ilocos Norte. Not only did Pres Marcos recognise my mom's athletic prowess but acknowledged my mom's capability to progress as a woman, as a Filipina. He would exclusively invite my mom to the Malacanang Palace to ask her what career path she would like to take besides sports. He would ask my mom to sing "Lupang Hinirang" and ask her for an oral examination about "Panatang Makabayan" at his Presidential Office (checking if my mom knows these by heart). Mrs Marcos even remembered when she saw my mom in the wake of the late Executive Secretary Venus that my mom had full access to Pres Marcos' Office. Ironically, Mrs Marcos needed to ask permission first from the executive secretary to see her husband. My mom once said to Pres Marcos that she did not want to take law as attorneys are liars. Pres Marcos jokingly laughed and asked, "Do you mean I am one of them?". Then they laughed together. My mom knew Pres Marcos was true to his heart and that he wanted to help every Filipino. Pres Marcos offered my mom a scholarship so that she could take Law. My mom refused and took Education instead. Afterwards, she became an educator at the International School of Manila after graduating. He was a mentor and a coach to my mom. She always remembers what Pres Marcos told her, "Don't let people drag you down. If they perceive you as a bad person, don't get affected. Just move forward and focus on things that will help you succeed in life. Help your detractors if you see them suffer."

[@natedcarr6148]

It is amazing how people fail to learn from the mistakes of the past. It is shown to be true not just in my own life, but in this video as well.

[@chrissanandres2488]

People already learned on their mistakes, to never forgive the Oligarchs, the Aquino's and the other communist leaders who plotted to oust Ferdinand Marcos. The truth is already been revealed. These gullible fellows who are anti-Marcos are all delusional fools who cant prove anything even on court proceedings, they still keep living on their self made reality...

[@lan-w6956]

Lol Marcos tell that to the ML victims and muslims that were killed in mindanao because they were “insurgents”

[@Z020852]

Yeah when I compare how much better Rome turned out after killing Tarquins, how much better Japan was after the Genji hunted down the Heike, how much better France was for beheading the Capets and their friends, and how much better Russia was after shooting the Romanovs to how much worse the Philippines is after leaving the Marcos' fate to the Courts, somehow I'M "psycho."

[@chrissanandres2488]

@@Z020852 Its a naught as the accusations against the Marcose's are just fabricated lies against them they just cant prove anything as they dont have sufficial evidence to prove their narrative, to put them down as they've became a thorn on the geopolitical ambitions of US. Look on the articles taken down by the CIA which against the Shultz political assassination on the Philippine Government mainly on FEM... Its so naïve to think people would never realize that they're been duped by the Americans and the Dilawan's after that they're chasing their own tail XD

[@cesardelosreyes508]

That was never a mistake of the past. That saved the Philippines and is coming out to be the richest country .... watch out ... President Bush indicated that ... educate yourselves

[@bjrvillajuan2001]

And yet their family was able to return to politics. Thats how dumb we are

[@Fealnographs1]

not that dumb because they have money and people are desperate because of them

[@bjrvillajuan2001]

@@Fealnographs1 we are. We even prefer celebs for senators instead of those who really have qualifications. Smh man

[@mackeyboy5442]

@@bjrvillajuan2001 It's a cultural problem that we have. If people vote for the highest bidder, then it's a no brainer that only the rich and corrupt win the elections.

[@scooterbob4432]

Well, they can still buy votes with their hidden billions $$$$$$. But remember, when it's your time to go, you won't be able to bring even a single penny with you.

[@alelimagpayo5641]

Nahhhh bong revillia exist that's how dumb filo voters are don't include everyone

[@sawyertargosz1396]

Tbh this kinda plays like the prequels with Marcos being Palpatine

[@emperormiguelgallazaiii6309]

The Philippine Republic shall be the first Asian new society!

[@gensischosen251]

When you realised duterte is like Snoke

[@Gabstermi]

Ok now this made me laugh xd

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

The Aquinos were the Ancient Sith Lords Ninoy being Darth Plagueis the Wise And Cory being Palpatine who killed Darth Plagueis in his sleep but this time in the Airport

[@TheMightyCrucibleKnight184]

@@gensischosen251 hmm, sounds interesting.

[@henriegiuseppe9034]

And now Bongbong Marcos is the new elected president, 31 million voted for him. Filipinos never learn. God bless the Philippines.

[@evanroldan9566]

31 Million People, But Only few World leaders Congratulated him

[@keangutierrez3655]

We have already learned that the 1986 coup was a mistake

[@vhsfilms5577]

I still can't believe, I live in a country where people actually still likes him.

[@gphjr1444]

Hell in the US we have people that are still upset over a 4 year failed rebellion started over keeping slavery…that happened over 150 years ago.

[@kraanz]

Is the current dude really any better?

[@AndorranStairway]

He’s a hero

[@kraanz]

@@AndorranStairway Lol, nope.

[@erika002]

Mate, you're forgetting the fact that Marcos Apologists are not the only gullible people (mostly has affiliated themselves to oppose entirely a specific political "side") who are literally ruining the country every election here. It's fucking annoying that I actually encountered many of them here on KZbin and you cannot literally rationalize with them... but I'm surprised that these people haven't plagued this video (yet).

[@glace5717]

Fun Fact : Juan Ponce Enrile is still alive to this day even outliving "Ninoy" Benigno Aquino's son and is quite a meme legend in the Philippines for Being "Immortal"

[@bryanmanuelbaes7871]

literally waiting for him to become king and we have our own Queen Elizabeth lol.

[@keonscinist2333]

cringe! legend for being balimbing, yes

[@chainmbl4257]

He will soon Join the Aquinos in hell

[@gabrielordanza4798]

@@chainmbl4257 are you pro-Marcos ? Just saying cause I want some drama in this comment section

[@chainmbl4257]

@@gabrielordanza4798 I don't support neither

[@tishapaculba]

I don't know how to say this, but i can't believe we finally have a video about our country in this channel. I feel happy that we have something this famous and disgusted that this happened to Filipinos.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@joanamariedavid5166]

I hope they will do one for Ninoy as well

[@sensora194]

@@joanamariedavid5166 you mean the father of Abnoy.

[@pingguerrero3336]

@@weareheretochange7361 lol in every comment section? That so much effort just to be paid for 10bucks

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@pingguerrero3336 we are not like you stupid trolls

[@Mermzies]

Im glad to see that the comments are rather peaceful.Then again, a lot of people tuned to this channel probably has a working brain and doesn't react like a rabid dog when you try to respectfully criticize this guy lmao

[@PICKLE_Rex24]

I don't wanna go explaining everything but in a nutshell people remembered him here because life in the Philippines in present times becomes so hard as the our nation slowly fall into debts and many crisis. While this is happening people try to look back on the old time when the Philippines are still considered great or better. Just like how Americans look back and remembered living in the 50s ,60s, 70s, and 80s and dubbed it as America Greatest, Dreaming of making the country great again. Yet people overlook some problems during those times like the cold war, Vietnam, Gulf war, Racial prejudice, Poverty, and many others. Same as they overlook his obvious corruption and greed for power. To understand how some people here still support Marcos, you could compare it to how some southerners defended and Justified the Confederates today. They want to keep their legacy even though its obvious that they did something that is wrong.

[@gillylambino1746]

Amazing, couldn't put it better honestly

[@gillylambino1746]

@DarkdaemonPK2 lol i dont think so as one from pangasinan

[@JustKrista50]

The first part of this is especially poignant. It is true, people look at the past with rose colored glasses and pain can be forgotten. Adults now, were just children when Marcos was in power and children never understand how bad it is. "The Good Old Days" were never as good as you think.

[@fastbowler]

@DarkdaemonPK2 What does "better" mean? We certainly can say Marcos did worse with the destruction of ethics, morals and decency with his 20 years in power.

[@keonscinist2333]

@DarkdaemonPK2 no one is talking about Aquinos here tho That's the only defend of Marcos apologist is whataboutism

[@Viviko]

My parents used to tell me stories about him during the later part of his regime. Scary times.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@marmer4541]

@@weareheretochange7361 Starting with you

[@misskonaxia]

@@weareheretochange7361 oky now we'll report u

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@marmer4541 I'm just campaign against internet trolls Just admit Marcos loyalist is spreading disinformation

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@misskonaxia I already screenshot both of your comments

[@williamegler8771]

I work with several people from the Philippines. They lived through the Marcos regime and think he and his wife are almost godlike. A majority of them grew up in dire financial conditions , often going hungry or underfed , but stand up for the Marcos and their looting of the National Treasury.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@williamegler8771]

@@weareheretochange7361 Can't change the experiences of people who lived under the Marcos regime. Can't change the truth about the Marcos either...

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@williamegler8771 what are you talking about Educate them by the truth with evidence they will not be a fool everyday

[@Punishthefalse]

@@weareheretochange7361 Why don't *you* start doing it yourself? If you have nothing to show, shut up and go away.

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

I think the reason they defend him is the truth of the Chaos Marshall Law wasn't really needed however when the CPP-NPA Rose (Communist Party of the Phil Formed by the Aquinos) and were active in the Entire Nation Marshall Law became a choice In all Honesty if it weren't for the Quick Response of the Military the the Philippines would've become the 2nd Vietnam of SEA.

[@justrandomthings709]

It's not really surprising that most people Filipinos who also follow this channel are not fond of Marcos. Marcos Apologists (his followers) don't usually follow credible sources in KZbin hahaha. You can really see in what wavelength his followers are, mostly are driven by their emotions not rationality

[@abscbn6599]

Nope. That doesnt apply to me at all. Maybe Im Marcos supporter or not idk. But some people misses the bigger picture here is that moral ambiguity exist. And I still have my suspicions about the Aquinos legacy. Do you paint the Aquinos as heroes ??? One thing to note here is that before Martial Law there some rumors spreading around like wildfire sort of like inciting a riot.

[@chiuki5429]

​@@abscbn6599 why bring up the aquinos? Not all anti-marcos are pro-aquinos. Yes the aquinos are not perfect, but whatever they did can't possibly compare to the absolute scum that is ferdinand marcos, right? I'm choosing kris aquino, who's not even a politican, or even my neighbor's dog over the marcoses at any day.

[@theo7888]

@@chiuki5429 I agree with this comment very much

[@kurtisbased183]

yes let a white man youtuber teach you about YOUR countries history lmfaoooo

[@abscbn6599]

@@chiuki5429 okay fair enough 👍

[@markusdee6136]

14:37 As if bullets would harm Enrile. Only Enrile can kill Enrile.

[@jordanfrancisco27]

Gold.

[@pjv9361]

Is this shade at Duterte refusing to acknowledge the ICC's mandate?

[@Stanky_Foot]

Shade isn't all he's gonna get. Trying to circumvent ICC like that. The CIA will make a move.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@themage1016]

@@weareheretochange7361 srsly? >W

[@faye_lavaro]

@@Stanky_Foot He blatantly revealed his plan to run for VP to evade ICC investigation on freakin' LIVE TV. Goddamn he should've been impeached long ago.

[@joshuadiaz4529]

@@faye_lavaro well, sadly he can't be impeached since most of the members of the senate and house of representatives are his allies.

[@dgrmn12345]

Do Jose Rizal next! He lived a colorful life and a tragic death

[@mandingo1massiah984]

How did he die?

[@waschbarmitsturmgewehr242]

@@mandingo1massiah984 Got executed by a firing squad

[@avariciousandrew6921]

@@mandingo1massiah984 executed by fellow Filipinos. His life is very interesting especially his time in Europe.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines Let end disinformation in the Philippines and the world We need to educate all Filipinos

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

Heneral Luna as well, a brilliant mind but killed by his fellow countrymen.

[@mariaryan9298]

it will be the end of the marcos' dynasty if they cannot deliver the 20 php./ kilo of rice. he campaigned to rescue the filipinos from hunger. the Filipinos are pretty gaullable, but once you betray your promise,, u r in great danger of being erased.let us give him a chance, but be prepared,.ier us hope he is not joking & that the VCM were not corrupted

[@emperorsblade2786]

Sana. I hope he fail

[@Mermzies]

BAKIT LAHAT NG MARCOS LOYALISTS SA COMMENT SECTION MALI GRAMMAR HUHU pano maniniwala sa inyo iba niyaaan ayos naman mga bhiee 😭😭😭

[@bosesngnakaraan]

English is a language po and not a basis of ones intellect. Don't brag about being good in grammar if you yourself can't even understand the simple things. Lol. Matalino yarn? hahaha

[@hahahahaha288]

Hello not a marcos fantics but please hindi basehan ng katalinuhan ang english kase ito ay isang lenggwahe.

[@ralphchadrichcervantes1563]

make one on his ally, Juan Ponce Enrile. He is even older politician and in age than queen elizabeth

[@balistixmapping197]

and Enrile is officially a meme rn

[@adryanantonio7531]

Juan Ponce Enrile must have been born when dinosaurs are still roaming around the earth. He's so immortal that he must have saw the recipe on Queen Elizabeth's immortality.

[@bl4de903]

once had a pet t-rex

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

Legends say he was 3rd person on the Garden of Eden along with Adam and Eve

[@makotopark7741]

younger celebrities even died before him. gosh, that old man.

[@Noland55]

I visited the Philippines in the early 60's. I had dinner at the house of an opponent of then President Marcos. They complained about Marcos & Imelda. The core of the objection is the they were low class from the provences. That's the problem with opposition groups in the Philippines. They are all from the same exploiting class. & the government officials are just lackeys of this class. It's a same because the people from the Philippines I have known & worked with have mostly been smart, kind & generous people.

[@scorpseven2861]

Nothing new. Still like this in the Philippines. Perhaps, to most of the world.

[@mercedessioson2601]

pls be informed that wenfilipinos need a true story not a fabricated one we need true so we can eduucate our childrén the past history of óur country.

[@jamesflores4439]

Binisaya mo nalang sana nahihirapan kapa tuloy mag english hahahaha.

[@arrowhead3993]

My father was a Martial Law political detainee having been on the same detention block w/ Geny Lopez, Serge Osmeña, Pepe Diokno & Ninoy Aquino, he was portrayed in certain scenes in the movie Eskapo. I remember those days as a very young boy making our once a week visits to the detention camp with all the detainees' family members being cramped in a Ford Fiera with all of us blindfolded until we reach the camp.

[@michaelraro6378]

My mom was a promising national athlete in Ilocos Norte. Not only did Pres Marcos recognise my mom's athletic prowess but acknowledged my mom's capability to progress as a woman, as a Filipina. He would exclusively invite my mom to the Malacanang Palace to ask her what career path she would like to take besides sports. He would ask my mom to sing "Lupang Hinirang" and ask her for an oral examination about "Panatang Makabayan" at his Presidential Office (checking if my mom knows these by heart). Mrs Marcos even remembered when she saw my mom in the wake of the late Executive Secretary Venus that my mom had full access to Pres Marcos' Office. Ironically, Mrs Marcos needed to ask permission first from the executive secretary to see her husband. My mom once said to Pres Marcos that she did not want to take law as attorneys are liars. Pres Marcos jokingly laughed and asked, "Do you mean I am one of them?". Then they laughed together. My mom knew Pres Marcos was true to his heart and that he wanted to help every Filipino. Pres Marcos offered my mom a scholarship so that she could take Law. My mom refused and took Education instead. Afterwards, she became an educator at the International School of Manila after graduating. He was a mentor and a coach to my mom. She always remembers what Pres Marcos told her, "Don't let people drag you down. If they perceive you as a bad person, don't get affected. Just move forward and focus on things that will help you succeed in life. Help your detractors if you see them suffer."

[@semaj_5022]

One of these stories seems like a genuine experience and one seems handcrafted to make a specific person look like a hero and a Saint. I wonder why that could be 🤔

[@michaelraro6378]

@@semaj_5022 pa wonder wonder ka pa.. kung d ka naniniwala -- e di dont

[@joshsay4307]

@@michaelraro6378 damn, so you mean your mom agreed to support a person whilst ignoring other Filipino people that are suffering at the hands of a dictator. Well I don't blame you're mom, she took a chance to suck up rather than to look at the bigger picture and suffer herself. Guess you could say that a lot of Filipino nowadays defining trait is selfishness. Then again, I don't expect Filipinos to actually do proper research.

[@miat9039]

Since you have a story to tell about that era of our country then i will tell you one of mine. I have a family member killed during martial law even tho he was just a farmer and is not even very political as he was focus on trying to feed family. One night he was taken from his home and we still dont know what happened his body. Till this day my grandmother and her fellow family member still detest the marcoses.

[@bryedtan]

Tackling a biography on one of the 20th Century's Most infamous Dictators and yet there will be defenders and Histoian Revisionist and so forth makes my mind boggle and shock but considering countries like Uganda have people defending Idi Amin and even people defending people like Hiter and Mussolini it would be too tiring and demoralizing trying to argue. I am glad you are doing this biography to at least try to educate people the real truth on one of the most questionable leaders in the period. Yes I am from the Philippines and trust me arguing this subject is daunting Kudos to tackling this.Hope you do other Asian figures like Dr Sun Yat Sen or Akio Morita founder of Sony and one of my personal favorites Momofuku Ando who created the Instant Noodles the most useful and prominent contribution from Asia to the World where no matter who or what Nationality ethnic group religion gender or political stance everyone eats and enjoys today.

[@beno1129]

You're right, it's exhausting to see the masses defend people who showed contempt and hostility to them. In truth, the villains you mentioned (Hitler etc) are only a small part of the problem. They never went out in person to commit atrocities, but had lots of people to do it for them, and much more people to accept and even support their actions. The problem isn't so much with the leadership, it's with the followership.

[@lolilollolilol7773]

@@beno1129 It is both: if there is no leardership, there is no following, and vice versa. But ultimately, it's the dictators who almost always manufacture the problems in the first place, in order to fool the population that they are the solution.

[@beno1129]

@@lolilollolilol7773 That's true, but my point is that even in this day and age, with higher levels of education and access to information, many people still let themselves to be used by one faction or the other, rather than showing more independent thought and critical thinking. I guess it's just a natural human flaw to ignore logic in favour of emotion/sentiments.

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

Why would anyone even defend Hitler and Mussolini those guys were cult leaders Strange since most Historians differ from the Average news segment and they dive deep into history. I once saw a channel having a very different view on Marcos (foreign Channel) Not entirely Negative and Not entirely Positive Like "If he was given a chance to rule withou any oppositions then history would be very different" Though I doubt that.

[@newtonia-uo4889]

@@deeperthantheabyss624 No, Marcos was a good leader, he was a stellar president and propelled the nation during his first two terms in office. The problem is his lust for power and how once he got it via martial law, the unprecedented political power he wielded corrupted him to his very core.

[@Slayer12349]

I guess the Fhilipinoes believe their country was in such a miserable state that they have nostalgia for him and elected people like him such as Duterte and almost his son as VP. Similar to Brazil how their country recently went into a miserable state the nostalgia of the stability and economic prosperity of the dictatorship led them into electing Bolsonaro as president. Or I don't know maybe it's just me on my opinion.

[@blitzkrupp8583]

Dictators are the one who killed and make your country miserable or rich

[@blitzkrupp8583]

Idk it depends on who is rulling

[@Slayer12349]

Yep it's been a coin flip since the Roman times. You rule wisely either be fair or ruthless and prosper or you become a tyrant and make eventually everyone suffer.

[@justdont2378]

That's not how you spell Filipino and it's supposed to be Pilipino- Filipino is the language subject...

[@Slayer12349]

Thanks just didn't really know how to spell it.

[@thonexxxx]

The downvotes are from the Marcos cultists who venerate him and see his son, Bongbong, as the last hope.

[@Aubry736]

this is a great video,that i have to say,sad thing is though,more Filipinos should be making videos and writing literature concerning this. This is part of our history after all.

[@davaocityoutreachdotcom2244]

The stolen $5B buys A LOT of propaganda, especially in a country that gets most of its "news" from social media. That's why the rest of the world knows Marcos was a mass-murdering plunderer, but many in the Philippines believe him to be a hero.

[@john-paulhunt451]

truth is treason in an empire of lies. marcos like kim jong un would have arrested and killed orwell or those being like him.

[@joyferrer4432]

what great are u insane?

[@joyferrer4432]

its not even the history u know because they brainwashed the filipinos about marcos try to see some videos of marcos to educate u

[@itsfilipinoball8129]

True, children must learn about our history, controversial or not.

[@vinceibarretz7583]

I'm a filipino and I can tell, even if I wasn't born in his term he was the worst person when he declared Martial Law. He is smart and wise but because he was drunk of power he became the villain.

[@kelerews]

that's the problem with dictatorships and why democracy is so important. even "good or necessary" guys turn into shitheads

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@gamingwithfroygwf2324]

“Power is always dangerous, it corrupts the best and attracts the worse.” -Ragnar Lothbrok This quote works well

[@jhonmichaelberina8960]

lmao, MARTIAL LAW? did you even know why he declared it? Do you know who are the real threat at that time. S

[@kagurachan7171]

There are communists terrorizing our country thats why he declared martial law.

[@vincentgeorgeranola5208]

Thank you so much for creating this video. It will help millions of young Filipinos look back and re-live our dark history to open their eyes on this FORGETTABLE chapter of our lives so that it HOPEFULLY WILL NEVER HAPPEN AGAIN. Thank you and more power

[@Boomhauersdad]

Crazy his son became president

[@jessicajujubean5004]

Communism always takes root in repressive countries with engineered poverty. I dont agree with communism but I can see why it would sound appealing to some people

[@nikolashanks7058]

Yeah it's appealing to young people who know nothing about communism. Just because they didn't see it they think they can do better and it won't be the same smh.

[@jessicajujubean5004]

@@nikolashanks7058 those people in the Philippines definitely didnt fit into that group. They were a group of people who got tired of grinding engineered poverty. Something like communism would sound very appealing to people in those circumstances.

[@nikolashanks7058]

@@jessicajujubean5004 I'm talking about today not back then I probably should have said that.

[@jessicajujubean5004]

@Mason Harris they love them because they can be manipulated. Hate them because of self righteous elitist attutudes

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@allencruise6299]

When a non-Filipino is more knowledgeable about the facts sorrounding Ferdinand Marcos and his family. Kudos for presenting the facts, Filipinos and its youth hopefully learn from this video.

[@chadmarx7718]

revisionists will just dismiss these knowledgeable non-Filipinos as just part of anti-maecos pRoPaGaNdA

[@stacyfoote9032]

They will dismis this as fake news unfortunately, tactics of a dictator take over the minds of the mass of ignorance

[@jenro3626]

🤮

[@msantos545]

Until today, Filipinos are still paying for debts that they took out for their ostentation!

[@jhonmichaelberina8960]

who's fault is that? we supposedly can pay that debt easily but after his regimen that puppet country sold most of the govt properties and even stopped his projects.. DO YOU EVEN KNOW THAT MOST OF THE PROJECTS that being built by now is part of his plan?

[@msantos545]

@@jhonmichaelberina8960 It should be: "whose", "who's" is a contraction of "who is". You're welcome. :)

[@jhonmichaelberina8960]

@@msantos545 IDGAS grammar nazi as long as i can say what i want and you can understand it.

[@msantos545]

@@jhonmichaelberina8960 That's the problem. You need to work on your communication skills in order to be able to present sound arguments. Grammar is the first step to improving communication and persuading others.

[@shichilaofa]

@@msantos545 youre missing the point. Sit down and stfu.

[@CAxPH]

There are still a ton of hardcore Marcos fans. My girlfriends family being some. This ought to be a fine line

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines Let end disinformation in the Philippines and the world We need to educate all Filipinos

[@DatuSumakwel7]

At least you’re aware that they’re being fooled instead being the one who is fooled. 🤷

[@colico14]

There are still a ton of hardcore Trump fans.

[@trollslayer0073]

Diliwan here we go!!!!

[@AHandful]

@@trollslayer0073 yep there are a ton in here,

[@r0y538]

Thanks for the video man! Unfortunately the younger generation who listen to unreliable information never understand.

[@aWILDsomethingCAME]

i see you fighting with them lmaoooo

[@r0y538]

@@aWILDsomethingCAME yea at the same time saying my opinion

[@kaimalino528]

Damn, just like the Germans in WW2, Filipinos deserve whats coming to them. They have no one to blame.

[@johnbekkos1327]

Hey bro, please do the following next, please haha: 1. Jose P. Rizal 2. Andres Bonifacio 3. Carlos P. Romulo 4. Ramon Magsaysay 5. Manuel Quezon 6. Emilio Aguinaldo

[@mactheknife7049]

I recall Marcos' ouster fairly well. I remember vividly a detail that this video touched upon briefly but history has largely forgotten: Marcos decision to leave. It was made during a telephone call with U.S. Senator William Proxmire, who was serving as a sort of emissary for the Reagan Administration in the matter. During the call, Proxmire told Marcos "We're making you a one-time offer to get out of there with our help. It's good for 24 hours. After that? You're on your own, and good luck to you from there." Basically a Michael Corleone-like move, but fortunately it worked. It's sad, however, that before and since the Philippine people have had a penchant for both nepotism in government service and both autocracy and corruption in its leaders. All nations have it to a degree, but you'd think people wouldn't so routinely vote for the kids of past leaders, corrupt or otherwise.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines Let end disinformation in the Philippines and the world

[@diosdadoapias]

Because the ouster of Marcos was already planned at the US. One American high ranking government wrote in his book that the ouster of Marcos is not a matter of how but when.

[@diosdadoapias]

@@mactheknife7049 no, you are wrong. The Americans already knows that there are fillers from the Philippine military about a possible take over of government---Enrile and his boys. The Americans wanted Marcos out because the termination of the lease of the American basis is nearing. Marcos when became president in 1965 shortened the lease of the America basis. He must be ousted so the American can use the next president to lengthen the lease but fortunately the Philippine senate did concur to end the lease of the American bases.

[@diosdadoapias]

@@mactheknife7049 what the americans did is they tricked Marcos saying they will let him go to Paoay, Ilocos Norte but they take him to Hawaii against his will or permission. Marcos wanted to go to his home at the north of Luzon to negotiate with putchers but the Americans took him to Hawaii.

[@chicbytenazj1444]

@@diosdadoapias that is because Cory Aquino told the Americans she wanted Marcos out of the country.

[@Alaska_Gal]

I was born in the Philippines in 1975, but we moved to the States when I was 3. I have vague memories of hearing my parents talk about him and Imelda, when I was a bit older.

[@jjgcvbjjhv]

I got a Leni Robredo ad while watching this lol.

[@chiposh272]

My mom said that Marcos is really good. He has a power and brain to lead the country but the thing is he took advantage his position as a president. He doesn't want to step down, he CORRUPTS and etc. In Bataan they never felt the "martial law" yes, there's a lot of guards but it is still peaceful and quiet BUT when my mom went to college and transferred to Manila? She saw what really martial law is. You have to look on both sides, don't get blinded by lies.

[@klausledda5903]

its a shame that late president cory aquino didn't continue the plans for Bataan Nuclear Power Plant that President Marcos requested for the sake of the economy of the Philippines thus he leave a word that without it the Philippines will be in huge economy downfall within 20 years which its true...

[@chikinito]

Thanks so much for giving justice to the Filipino democracy by exposing the lies and deceit of Ferdinand Marcos.✊✊

[@AccipiterSmith]

Did Cory Aquino do justice to the Filipinos after the 1986 coup? Of course not, she is EVEN more worst than Marcos.

[@deeperthantheabyss624]

@@AccipiterSmith true Marcos may have been wrong on many levels but the Cory Admin were somewhat worse Who the heck would fire lethal rounds to quell a small group of protesters

[@user-nm7jq1kx7l]

Basically, A dictator was replaced by a family of dictators. A family of dictators hiding in the guise of democracy.

[@octaviondeminicolas1941]

The Cory Aquino admin experienced more than 6 coup attempts due to Marcos' influence, reestablishing and restructuring of the government , the massive burden of a crippled economy and national debt reaching maturity. It took years to remove Marcos' cronies clinging to power in the economy and the military. Even with all of that, she managed to stablize the nation's finances in just 6 years. She even managed to acquire several dozen military assets that we still use today like the, S-211 jets, the Commando armored vehicles (the media calls "tanke"), and MD-520 light attack helicopters.

[@AccipiterSmith]

@@octaviondeminicolas1941 Marcos cronies was already removed when Cory came to power, the economy during her administration went into a downward spiral as inflation rises even more worst than Marcos' and during '89 the minimum wage are low. And for the record, the Cory admin did not buy any military equipment or improve the military itself.

[@weldisini1282]

Tbh removing marcos from power is a must, but electing a housewife with no experience in politics is a 🙅

[@arkcliref]

@DarkdaemonPK2 That's exactly why. In Byzantine Empire, those emperors who relied on their ministers rekt the empire to the point that they simply don't exist anymore in any form

[@jadecolanes7042]

An episode on Jose W. Diokno would be a fitting contrast against Marcos. Both were legal luminaries, bright politicians and eventually opponents during Martial Law -- with Diokno being the upright man. To perhaps establish his importance in our history, Diokno would later be coined as the "father of human rights in the Philippines"

[@crcuadernal]

Yes please.

[@jaylenbrown6696]

Jose Diokno: Hero of Justice

[@kamotetopz6776]

Diokno: protector of Criminals

[@jaylenbrown6696]

@@kamotetopz6776 Kamote Topz: The Blind Edgy Idiot Im Not Going to Debate

[@adamschizo]

@@kamotetopz6776 clearly, you have nothing to say at all

[@rouge29]

My lolo is a CPA in COA during Marcos Era during his time it has been said that those corrupt must resign or be persecuted. Corrupted officials has fear unlike now. My lolo has 8 children to which one is my mother they all got into education regardless no fear of Martial law it made them feel safe. He also adores Marcos.

[@jcbisakol3437]

I assume he punged records for it to look good 🤔

[@asiakay1836]

Same. My grandparents lived in his time and said they feel protected. There were a lot of rallyist, activist, communists and NPA supporters who are disrupting the peace. Martial law was declared to protect Filipinos.

[@kyrillegermita8624]

It's refreshing to be here before the apologist trolls come rolling...

[@reymar4657]

Never Again to the communist liberal party.

[@moruxuss8313]

@@reymar4657 anyone that disagrees with me is a commie >:((((

[@cristopheradriano7830]

wala ng pag asa mga dilawan

[@moruxuss8313]

@@cristopheradriano7830 are you using your daddy's phone?

[@johnpaulabocad6941]

@@moruxuss8313 alright i'm commie haha

[@MediocreGamer1979]

Thank you for this episode. My countrymen, the young ones especially, have been subjected to whitewashing of the atrocities of the martial law years and the horrible reign of that family that should have been punished.

[@brahamdiallo1630]

Mais aujourd'hui le fils de Ferdinand Marcos a gagner les elections presidentiel et est president après Duterte. Qu'en pensez vous ? BONBO est comme son père ?

[@MediocreGamer1979]

@@brahamdiallo1630 the son is nowhere close to being like his father. He is inept, does not have concrete plans for the country and is really just after absolving his family of its brutal history by rewriting it through the revision of all materials about his father and his reign of terror.

[@brianaguila6925]

@@MediocreGamer1979 the fact the there were no concrete plans for economic recovery,improving healthcare, protecting national interests scares many people

[@MediocreGamer1979]

@@brianaguila6925 you are sooooo right, sir.

[@judettejamila9419]

imelda and the rest of the family must be condemned and pay back for their atrocities

[@sirmiles1820]

He is the personification of "Even when you are highly educated, a corrupt heart will never be cleansed." Education isnt the solution to almost everything. It only made evil people much for deadly. The part where his father is executed is true tho.

[@cnycaq8768]

His career long advocacy to recognize the 8000 strong Maharlika guerrilla unit and the rest of the hundreds of thousands Filipinos who joined in the fight against the Japanese was frowned upon by the Americans, rather than shelling out billions of dollars worth of much needed financial aid, it made sense to discredit him by presenting him as an unworthy soldier with a father who was a Japanese collaborator killed by his fellow Filipinos, to disregard more than a quarter million of Filipino guerrillas, to get away with their full obligation just like what the Japanese did to the Filipino women as their sex slaves, evading legal and moral responsibilities. It's a shame that one, especially our "kababayan," would side blindly and believes the US just to destroy the reputation of Marcos regardless of the benefits and welfare for their fellow Filipinos. Read the US Rescission Act of 1946, and listen to the stories of our countless unrecognized WW2 Filipino guerillas.

[@mr.fantastic6568]

Education can lead to ambition

[@Z020852]

You can however cleanse society of such hearts, if Filipinos only had the guts to do so.

[@rolandolao5241]

Makapili

[@FRN2013]

@@Z020852 The stolen $5B buys A LOT of propaganda, especially in a country that gets most of its "news" from social media. That's why the rest of the world knows Marcos was a mass-murdering plunderer, but many in the Philippines believe him to be a hero.

[@3cav888]

I can't wait for his son's biography in about 6 years from now.. im surprised that the Marcos propaganda machine hasn't had this banned or erased in the Philippines much like they have with all the other things that shine a light on all the horrible things he did to his country men..

[@viktor5672]

There are so many personalities from the Philippines worth featuring, Simon! Thanks for this video!!!!

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@alistairt7544]

@@weareheretochange7361 You are so far deranged.

[@delta5-126]

@@alistairt7544 Sad fact on what he said is that its true, Anti intellectualism, The opposition for the advancement of the nation in its status of technology, I can go on but you get what i mean

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@alistairt7544 look the Philippines right now We are in huge crisis

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@delta5-126 there we uneducated moment that the human rights denarius under marcos regime. Is already endanger our democracy because of disinformation.

[@faye_lavaro]

"How one man managed to turn an entire nation into his personal piggy bank". This will have a part 2 fo' sho. And guess who's starring next. Very timely. Nice one Biographics

[@cdeschrevel5341]

Duterte?

[@scooterbob4432]

The government owned Philippine National Bank was the personal piggy bank of Imelda Marcos whenever she went shopping at Saks 5th Avenue in New York City. All former employees of the bank know that. It was no secret.

[@ignitionfrn2223]

1:20 - Chapter 1 - A gunshot in the night 4:50 - Chapter 2 - Making a legend 8:15 - Chapter 3 - Rider on the storm 12:05 - Mid roll ads 13:25 - Chapter 4 - Manila on fire 16:30 - Chapter 5 - Money, money, money 19:40 - Chapter 6 - Swan song

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines Let end disinformation in the Philippines and the world

[@adeimantus4224]

Which part is about the gold?

[@qwertylink9066]

@@weareheretochange7361 nah, youre a troll.

[@weareheretochange7361]

@@qwertylink9066 where is the document from department of justice that I'm a troll? I'm just spreading awareness about Marcos trolls. We are successfully put Manuel Mejorada in jail for cyber libel. And we have a lot of pending criminal case.

[@ablanuza76]

My grandfather was a member of the Philippine Constabulary before and during the start of Martial Law. He resigned after a while. He couldn't stomach the corruption and killings.

[@balistixmapping197]

WARNING: The fun starts in the comments in 3, 2, 1, ...

[@tonygilbert5256]

I am really enjoying these videos. I hope that you can do some on some of the leaders under the Iron Curtain that are not the Premiere of the Soviet Union. I'd like to know more about the leaders of Eastern Europe during the 1940's through the 1980's. Thanks!

[@aymoshrooms6416]

sounds a lot like park chung hee. authoritarian dictator of south korea for a decade, super controversial yet his reign presided over the miracle on the han river and turned korea from a third world into a first world country

[@fauii4222]

Never Forget, Never Again! There can be no healing for the country without reparation, and no peace without justice. Those who do not learn from history are doomed to repeat it.

[@FRN2013]

Unfortunately, the stolen $5B buys A LOT of propaganda, especially in a country that gets most of its "news" from social media. That's why the rest of the world knows Marcos was a mass-murdering plunderer, but many in the Philippines believe him to be a hero.

[@TeaDrinker-eq3md]

Gosh, I'm commenting here because I'm deeply anxious for the future of the Philippines. It's disappointing to see how misinformation has proliferated the internet, and the majority of the Filipino people, being so gullible, are being blinded.

[@catoftruth1044]

repeating what? yeah we dont want to elect Leni Robredo because it is the same as Cory Aquino and our country didnt improve at all

[@vhsfilms5577]

YES!!! I've been waiting for this!! 🇵🇭🇵🇭 Do Jose Rizal next!

[@kevinbergonia5019]

Or maybe Ninoy Aquino or Antonio Luna

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@ulyssesglemao6783]

@@weareheretochange7361 i know you try to have a message accross but it would backfire since you spamming it and look like a troll.

[@TwentyNinerR]

@@kevinbergonia5019 I'm curious about Benigno Aquino's career back then. Was he known as a staunch opposition to Marcos?

[@Matt-en4yg]

@@TwentyNinerR Yes. He was assassinated by him. He was incarcerated pre-hand and famously went on a hunger strike.

[@dendooz1059]

There are so many Marcos apologists, it's hilarious just how much historical census goes against their beliefs

[@agripinoazul6627]

Most of comments defending Marcos are army trolls that are spreading revisionisms.

[@bpabustan]

Today, historical revisionism is an effective weapon of the Marcos loyalists. Just ask Larry Gadon

[@crescentecrescenciofaelmoc5597]

@@agripinoazul6627 wehhhhh....di nga.....baka ikaw ang troll....Father of Benigno Aquino was the leader of Makapili....tse..

[@jeanteodosio4106]

@@agripinoazul6627 excuse me army trolls?...you might be one of them. Revisionism? ..tell that to the marine...truth will come out no matter what...

[@jeanteodosio4106]

@@bpabustan historical revisionism ?🤣😂🤣😂 truth will prevail..REphrase: say spreading black propaganda is not effective weapon nowadays..it wont work anymore...STUPIDS WHO BELIEVE THAT THEY CAN STILL MANIPULATE FILIPINOS WILL STAY....TO COVER UP THE TRUTH.. JUST ACCEPT THAT FILIPINOS DISCOVERED HOW AQUINO FOOLED THE PEOPLE...IN 1986..AND FOR.30 YEARS ...THEY CANT SURPASS THE ACHIEVEMENTS OF PRES. MARCOS..UNLESS UR HYPOCRTE...

[@hueylong8543]

I know this is highly unlikely to ever be seen but I would like to put forward these suggestions for an episode of this incredible show. My suggestions on who should definitely have episodes are the following. 1. Thomas E. Dewey, the Republican prosecutor who helped take down lucky Luciano, Dutch Schultz, who went on to become governor of New York greatly impacting and improving the state. He also went on to be the Republican presidential choice 2 times, one of the last truly influential liberal republicans. 2. Theodore Roosevelt III (or Jr.). son of Theodore Roosevelt who went on to be governor of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, fought valiantly in World war I and then led a rivalry with his distant cousin Franklin D. Roosevelt that was highly publicized. He also went on to have a military rivalry with George S. Patton in WW2 before storming D-Day with his men despite numerous health issues, storming the beaches on D-Day with nothing but a pistol and cane. 3. Al Smith, a mostly forgotten historical democrat from the early 1900s through the 1940s. he turned the Democrat "Machine" based out of Tammany hall in NYC into a beacon of efficiency and progressive's democrats during the Progressive era. He became governor of New York, ran for the Democratic presidential nomination multiple times. He was originally allies with but then started a rivalry with Franklin D. Roosevelt. they later reconciled. He was of Irish, Italian, and German heritage. His Catholic faith caused huge controversy when he ran for President. He had a rivalry with political star and son in law of Woodrow Wilson William Gibbs McAdoo. He was widely influential in building the Empire State Building, rallying national movement to end prohibition, and denounced the German Nazi government extremely early on. These are my suggestions. I really hope you use them as they would be great stories to tell and I'd love to see your channels take on them. I will comment this comment from now on every time a new video comes out, and occasionally make new additions. Best wishes to everyone and keep up the great and entertaining work!

[@luiesutopia]

I'm a filipino and this video is a must-see for filipinos especially this year when we are voting for the next Philippine president, and the dictator's son (who is only popular due to his father) is running for presidency. I hope most Filipinos are smart to vote wisely. Otherwise, woe to my beloved country.

[@dylangarcia3898]

Isn't he running alongside Roderigo Duterte's daughter as well , sounds like a nightmare

[@MrFrankFurter]

@@dylangarcia3898 Live there and see for yourself. Or keep believing stories.

[@MrFrankFurter]

@@dylangarcia3898 I remeber visiting Philippines during the 90s and early 2000s. Manila was a real dump, improving now though. Naked dirty street families living under bridges were many. Manila bay had plenty of rubbish and dead animal bodies floating in it. Don't forget the brownouts, only having electricity for 5 hours a day in metro Manila was a real nightmare. Traffic lights and enforcement were non existant. Corruption was much worse after Marcos how come people here forgot this?

[@rafaeljimenez542]

Well researched. I hope your team can also make a Biographics about Marco's last nail to his coffin, Ninoy Aquino. Looking forward on more Filipinos feature in your channel.

[@kaimalino528]

Ninoy died for nothing; Bongo is now President.

[@pey3243]

plsss why are apologists here if theyre not even believing all these even though valid sources are provided on the description already. Come on now, have yall even watched the vid?

[@wowiewowow1785]

Unfortunate Phil's keep on electing inappropriate leaders.

[@yueprime1411]

Laurel, jose diokno, Guingona, Teodoro, Raul Roco, Miriam D.S. if only Pinoys vote intelligently these people should be the best president. best presidents that we never had.

[@wowiewowow1785]

@@yueprime1411 weather elected leaders do there work properly for the hopefull.... Is there a nation with low contagious narcissism to lead by officials?? Let's just forget it. not to remember.. we're all narcissistic..

[@kobecruz6553]

You know why? Because good and competent people who can deliver the job doesn't want in the first place to enter politics or government because full of foolishness.

[@AccipiterSmith]

Marcos was a good leader too, its just that he became a scumbag the longer he was in power as the Philippine president.

[@AccipiterSmith]

@@yueprime1411 Filipinos are looking into politicians that has style, class and personality rather than an experienced, clever and smart politician. This is been a curse that we can never erase and we will continue to suffer from it.

[@rainier7464]

Never thought I would return to this video now that his son is the presumptive president-elect. Filipinos never learn...

[@KarelSVT6471]

really never learn are you filipino?

[@markgillianlelis3528]

I am worried about the image of our country when his son won in election and became president 😢😢😢😢😢😢🇵🇭

[@keriboom6323]

Definitely a laughing stock 😂

[@intruder6628]

But bongbong hasn't become the president........

[@jappuu]

@@intruder6628 but most of the filipino citizen supportd bbm which is really dumb considering the fake deploma and the fake accomplishments and also being part of the pork barrel scam.

[@intruder6628]

@@jappuu most Filipinos are dying of starvation, of course they'll bite into bribes. Even though bongbong is scummy.

[@jappuu]

@@intruder6628 I guess our country is doomed to fall afterall.

[@M.M0709]

Could you do more African figures such as Thomas Sankara please?

[@terryts2]

I vote for Queen Nzinga for historical purposes but him too

[@michaelsinger4638]

Seretse Khama as well.

[@weareheretochange7361]

Report all Internet trolls to the local police That spread disinformation about Marcos is the best president of the philippines Philippines is already in information crisis We are asking help from international community Please spread the awareness and campaign against internet trolls and disinformation in the Philippines

[@cesardelosreyes508]

Don't rely on this FALSE mongering as education ... forget about this sources ... ALL of them are a creation of the One World Order in cahoots with the CIA and US

[@fuckwad2024]

When listening to the come-up of these big Dictators I really can’t help but be extremely impressed. Whether the grandiose stories are true or not, the fact that they existed in the first place says something.

[@justinnamuco9096]

It's a natural problem that people are trying to solve.

[@kaimalino528]

The story ain't over yet; Bong Bong just became President.