Upon cessation of military action by Lt. Gen. Shigenori Kuroda (Military Commander of 14th Army) Ambassador Shozo Morata, representing Japan, and Claro Recto, representing the Philippines, began the Japan-Philippines cooperation.
We can compare Jose P. Laurel to Philippe Petain of Vichy France. They were forced to collaborate to protect their fellow countrymen's interests rather than to fight and die in a futile situation.
That’s right, except that Petain was tried and convicted for treason after the war and sentenced to die (later commuted to life imprisonment due to his age) but although Laurel was ordered to be shot by firing squad by McArthur when he was captured in Tokyo, he somehow managed to get away with the crime of treason….with Roxas later gave amnesty to all japanese collaborators…justice Philippine style “the barkads” prevailed as usual….Perhaps you can tell that to president Zelensky of Ukrain to follow the example of Laurel….good advise 🇵🇭♥️😎
ndi nman traydor c laurel naipit lang sya s sitwasyon tsaka dahil sknya kaya ndi din nasakop buo bansa.. sya pa nga un matapang n humarap s mga hapon at ndi niya naisip matakot bagkus sya tlga un humarap.
Ang pagkakaiba ni associate justice Jose P. Laurel at si Jose Abad Santos chief justice…si Laurel tinanggap nya ang alok ng japon si abad santos na execute dahil ayaw nya mag collaborate. Nakikilabutan ako manood sa video na ito…🥸🇵🇭
Tama ka Dyan. Ang Asia dapt Sa Asian. Mas ok na yumuko Sa kapwa Asian. Nagkamali Lang Sila Kase masyado brutal Yung way Nila Pero ok Sana Yan Kung Yan matagal na sumakop saten. Ung amerikano din may war crimes din Hinde nlang masyado nababanggit Sila Kase nanalo Kaya Sila Yung nagsulat Ng history na Alam natin.
@@nemesiomercado7948 Naging abusado lang sila dahil sa katigasan ng ulo ng mga trapo at komunista. Sa Vietnam nga, maluwag nilang tinanggap ang mga Hapon, nakaranas sila ng kalayaan mula sa mga Pranses. Naging malupit lang sila nung lumakas na ang mga komunistang Vietminh ni Ho Chi Minh
Hello my educated brother, I am looking to debunk the theory that " America is good and Japan was terribly evil" Can you give any more information on Japan being very good? Want to look at more stuff
@@groberkriegproductions2356 No pride in his country whatsoever when you choose to pick either US or Japan as good. One did concentration camps, the other did sex slavery. Pick your poison.
Alot of Sex workers for japan were actually paid ( I have a friend who has documents on this specifically ). I also would like to differentiate The japan that fought china compared to the philippines Since they were controlled by different people@@butterbread858
Also I don't believe Japan was good after 1943 because they got controlled by the american capitalist jews and thats why you hear of crimes like nanking ( It was made up with actors only doing it)@@butterbread858
My grandmother had Japanese language class during the Japanese occupation. Learning the language of your occupier is the same as subjugating or surrendering your own culture.
They also taught and encouraged the Filipino language along with Nihonggo though. As opposed to during the American period where everything was taught and written in only English which is also one of the reasons why the use of Spanish practically disappeared in Philippine society.
It isn't really the language that should be blamed, but the person using it. During the Spanish era. RIzal and most of his contemporaries used the Spanish language against the colonizers themselves. During the American Occupation, Quezon and his contemporaries used the English language to advocate and further advance the interests of the Philippines leading to our eventual independence. During WW2, probably less than 5% of Filipinos can communicate in fluent Japanese. But those who did, President Laurel in particular, used it in order for lives to be spared. Some abused the language, but some used it to help, to educate. So like I said it depends on the person using the language. The language itself is neutral.
@@erikawani561 You got confused? USA tried so hard to make Spanish as a language in the Philippines. Under the American rule, Spanish was being taught in schools but Spanish was never the general language in the Philippines. The Americans had high regards for Spanish but not the native languages THE FILIPINO PEOPLE ASK JUSTICE SPEECH OF HON. MANUEL L. QUEZON OF THE PHILIPPINES IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES -FEBRUARY 13 1913 "ENGLISH OR SPANISH QUALIFICATION TO VOTE I have asked the gentleman from Pennsylvania how many voters there would be in this country if the people of the United States were required to read and write German or any other foreign language And I ask the same question again. Neither Spanish nor English are native languages in the Philippines " SPEECH OF His EXCELLENCY MANUEL L. QUEZON PRESIDENT OF THE PHILIPPINES ON FILIPINO NATIONAL LANGUAGE DECEMBER 30, 1937 " Today there is not one language that is spoken and understood by all the Filipinos, nor even by a majority of them, It is unnecessary for me to demonstrate how essential it is for our people to have one language that can be used by all in their daily intercourse. Such language cannot be either English or Spanish, except perhaps, if ever, only after many generations and at a very great cost. We cannot wait that long." During the Spanish rule this was how few were the Filipinos who spoke Spanish: El Filibusterismo, Jose Rizal What are you going to do with Castilian, the few of you who will speak it? Spanish will never be the general language of the country, the people will never talk it, because the conceptions of their brains and the feelings of their hearts cannot be expressed in that language La Solidaridad v.6 yr.1894 Mr. Nieto hit the mark many times about the vicious administration of such an important colony , specially fixing on the lack of compliance of the intelligent Law of the Indies , protector of the native , to whom not even the Spanish language has been taught and little or nothing is being done to educate . Filipinas por España: Narración episódica de la rebelión en el archipiélago filipino, Volume 2 By Emilio Reverter Delmas, Printed Centro editorial de A. Martín, 1897 - Philippines" "The natives have no knowledge of our Spanish language. It's almost the same as it was during Legazpi's time. They barely understand us and we do not understand the natives, not little, not much. The leyes de Indias (Laws on Education) that has been much talked about has never been complied with and they are dead letters. The same as other laws on the teaching of the Spanish language."
Mahirap malaman kung sino ang mga totoong traydor nitong panahon na ito. Oo may mga willing na sumama sa hapon like Aguinaldo, pero meron din kasing mga sinabihan si Quezon na mag-stay at sa kanila pinagkatiwala ang gobyerno hanggang makabalik ang mga Kano like Jorge Vargas and Recto. Parehong nasa gobyerno ni Laurel yung mga taong yun.
The Japanese supported the Philippine Revolution of 1898, their government sent 10,000 Murata rifles to aid Aguinaldo's ill equipped Army during the Counter Revolutionary Campaigns of Spain... Perhaps that's why Aguinaldo decided to side with the Japanese, he was also known for secretly hating the American government for taking him and his government out of power 40 years before ww2...
Papanig talaga si Aguinaldo sa mga Hapon dahil Ang mga Americano Ang sanhi pabagsak at nawaln sya ng kapangyarihan. Kaso Natalo pa rin sya at kantang pinaniwalaan
@@mino7631 he came back to the Philippines from Japan when Manila was captured by the Imperial Japanese Army. He *thought* the Japanese were giving them *100% independence* but oh boy he was so wrong
Literal na itinaas ni Heneral Aguinaldo, nandyan siya, sya yung nagtataas ng watawat. Sa gusali ng Kongreso yan ginanap, na ginagamit na ngayon ng National Museum of Fine Arts. 2:15 eto rin pala sya, nasa harapan, sa mga hindi pa nakapansin
@@francotiradorfilipino9057 sad to say this but most of the Americans planes are the ones carpet bombing our cities that killed 200k filipinos by collateral damage
the first one played at 1:36 is the Philippine national anthem, for the second one at 3:12, i don't know the title, but I suspect that it is composed by Felipe Padilla de Leon, since I think it bears similar tune with the first part of the Bagong Silang march used during the time of Marcos' presidency.
@@malcolmong5488 it was the Americans. All of that carpet bombing was down to the US air Force.. historical fact. Goes to show that in a selfish war, NO SIDE is right.
@@oparasatauwaya See. America can never be trusted. But its also our own fault why Manila got flattened. It was Japan's way of saying "You don't want me to help? Then enjoy living in shambles!" We were too hardheaded, decieved by the Allies and Comintern. And we still suffer to this day.
how can you get rid of the japanese when they were hiding in those buidings with filipino citizens as their shield? alam ba ng mga amerikano na may mga sibilyan pa doon?
@@inkerby_me398 teh ano nalang yung comfort womens at sa pagpatay ng bata, di man lng Philippines ang ging biktima kundi ang china, korea, indonesia, etc.at ang Japanese ang may pinakamaraming at pinakamalala na war crimes na ginawa sa ww2 masmalala pa kesa sa holocaust na ginawa ng Germany.
@@francotiradorfilipino9057 kung naging ok yung pag maltrato ng mga hapon , panigurado di mo masasabi yan , gusto lang nilang ipalaya tayo sa kuko ng agila ng amerika.