Philippine-Spain 100 Years Ago (part2)

This is the second film that portrays the historical reactions to the publication of Rizal's two novels, Noli Me Tangere and El Filibusterismo, which moved the Filipino nation to revolt against the Spanish colonial master.

Category:

Film & Animation

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• rizal
• retana
• noli
• and
• fili
• filipiniana.net
• revolt
• filipino

[ThtOnePinoy]

@rosadobigd And also, oh I am very much aware of American atrocities, I dislike their mocking of the kingdom of Tondo by misusing the name for the poorest district in Manila, but remember your ancestors also caused atrocities as well, no one is innocent, not even some of my own.

I just hope you're not one of those people who think we couldn't be modernized without the spanish, because I'll tell you right now, our kingdoms were already on that path.

[hawaiian96chence]

As a hawaiian i dislike the US for overthrowing my queen long ago. Nd now i know about how the spanish treated filipinos like shit makes me mad. Why are white pple such selfish idiots. They're all manyaks if yuu ask me.

Nd yes im filipino. 4'th generation mixed flip from hawaii.

Batalona bloodline boii;)

[FutbolEspanol2010]

@ThtOnePinoy please see my reply to your message in your inbox, too long to type here

[ThtOnePinoy]

@FutbolEspanol2010 (continued) you have to excuse my last comment though, I understand that was a pretty ridiculous comment on my part, but rosado's last comment instigated me, I do not care to be American or Spanish, and I do not appreciate it when others see them as the only thing we can be, why not just simply be Filipino? We are friends now for the fact we clarified this between each other a long time ago after, but that is a different story.

[ThtOnePinoy]

@FutbolEspanol2010 (continued, read first comment) Never try to bend history and think I'm that gullible, I find that insulting that you even attempted... It's obvious to anyone that the Spanish couldn't afford fighting the Japanese, and they certainly would not agree to neutrality for obvious reasons.And excuse me, ALL of our national heroes? Lol, is that a true contribution?Stop overexagerrating and distinguish the difference between those who actually used it,and those who just learned it.

[ThtOnePinoy]

@FutbolEspanol2010 Excuse me, but destroying something else in it's place is, at least in my books and in many other's views as well, what strips it from being ever called a "true contribution". And lol, would we ever want to be part of Hispanic America? We're not even part of America to start with, either way it could not happen. If the Americans hadn't invaded, the Japanese would, and they would do worse to the Spaniards who were in the Philippines I guarantee it, they were doomed

[FutbolEspanol2010]

@ThtOnePinoy We contributed nothing to the Philippines except Catholicism? try the Latin alphabet, your last names, your holidays, your traditions, even your martial arts have some European sword fighting influences. Most of your history is STILL written in Spanish waiting to be translated..your national heroes were all Spanish speakers. Had the filthy Yanks not intervened, the Philippines would have been an extension of Hispanic America

[ThtOnePinoy]

@hawaiian96chence pretty much, yes both my parents are, with the additional small mixes I told you about already.

[hawaiian96chence]

@ThtOnePinoy lol no =P yo dawgg stay off the crack loool jk. so hey are yuu 100% flip??

[ThtOnePinoy]

@hawaiian96chence Haha do you? lol, no I was looking in my comments inbox and saw one to this video, but had forgotten I already replied to it xD don't even remember.