KAMIKAZE DOGS

By Paulino Misa

The US treats its dogs and even K9 units better than it treats the Filipinos. To them we are like trained KAMIKAZE DOGS. Totally obedient & trusting and also TOTALLY EXPENDABLE. To be USED, ABUSED & PLUNDERED as they see fit. Why is Martin Romualdez so confident that he will never see the inside of a jail and felt free from the beginning of this administration to bend & break every law, violate the Constitution, plunder without constraint, s buy the souls of everyone who could be bought and persecute anyone who could not be bought WITH UTTER IMPUNITY?

Only two things: with all the billions of DOLLARS (not pesos) he has already stolen with wild abandon, he can buy almost everyone to be deaf, mute, blind and stupid.

Even if a battalion of soldiers would be sent to arrest him, if he offered the commander a P500 bribe to let him escape and 50M to every soldier in the battalion and the commander did not accept, they would most probably end up killing each other.
How many judges of the ICC would be able to resist a USD 500M bribe with an or else attached? Barya lng yun sa nakulimbat na!
And the US? E first cousin nga niya ang AMBASSADOR!
COINCIDENCE lng ba kaya?
TANGINA!

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DOGS OF THE WORLD 



Inday In 2016 Did Not Realize That Its All One Big Syndicate

The Catholic Church, Political Establishment, Oligarchs (who owns Mainstream Media, US/Europe/NED, the NPAs, Dilawans, the Marcoses etc that seems to be fighting one another are all in conivance making sure that Filipinos/Indios will remain ignorant, poor and naive.

Ang kapalaran ng Pilipinas ay iaalay ang sarili sa America upang maging sacrificial lambs para wasakin ang China.

Its American weapons operated by Filipino Indios forever gullible or basically brainwash upon the true intension of the so called friends whose no other intension but to put us on harms way so that its hegemony will be gauranted in the next 100 years.

The plan is not to entirely destroy China, America needs its 1.5 billion people for its products and services and still needs it as factories for things its people are too proud to make themselves. 

The US does not need to destroy China completely but just enough to stop it from overtaking American economically.

Hightech weapons will be launch from Philippine territories bottoms push by Indios guided by friends. Notice those weapons will not be launch from Korea and Japan as those economies are crucial to America's economy while we in the Philippines does not have such technology that is vital for the US making us expendables.

China will have to respond of course even animals does so when hurt and will defend itself when harm. 

China knows that when they strike the US it will be its end and the damage will be far too great to recover and not retaliating will bring chaos as its people will demand it after all Chinese people are people too and would want revenge when done wrong. Its human nature.

America will have a deal with China as a result of its attack done anyways by its willing proxy. Its not they that push the bottoms that make those missile fly its the Filipinos afterall. And attack on US soil and bases on Japan and Korea will trigger NATO's Article 5.

Anyway the Philippines is a willing puching bag and we deserve to be letting our heroes die or surrendered to our enemies foreigners whom we gladly and willingly sell our country to. 

We were never free but forever servants/slave to white people who treat us as 2nd class citizens which is acceptable to most Filipinos. 

That is why the Chinese does not respect us why should they. 

We are not a Nation we are in every sense of the words "dogs of the world".

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