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Wednesday, 22 April 2009 16:30

This is a very good page, giving me some informations about the truth of the Filipino-American War Era. The Wikipedia tells us that the casualties were over a million Filipinos, and only 4,000 American soldiers. It was in this page however that I have known the truth... The Filipino armies organized by Supremo Presidente Andres Bonifacio, and later trained and strengthened by General Antonio Luna, in truth have actually buried more than 70,000 soldiers, of the proud and arrogant American nation, the U.S.A. I am proud therefore, of my heritage as a Filipino, that my country did not easily bowed down to the most powerful nation in the planet, but that they fought bravely and fearlessly, with true reason and love of country... Thanks!!!

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