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Hypocrisy of the USA

Hypocrisy of the USA

The Philippines was once a colony of the United States of America, but it is still a colony. The Americans helped the Filipinos to gain their liberty from the Japanese occupation during the World War II and it can be a good thing, it is. American soldiers with their destructive and powerful weapons had the biggest achievement in the liberation, but it left the Maynila and other regions a dead place. The Americans bombarded the unreplaceable ancient Intramuros, old churches, business places, etc. even though there were no enemies on some and I always think that they did it to deflate the state and economy of the Philippines so that they can still control it. One of my friends said that he had read on a certain book that almost all of the past presidents were being held and controlled by the US Imperialism, they also had a big involvement with the Martial Law during the Marcos Regime, and there are more sensitive and untold ones. Freedom and democracy are just a thin disguise that’s preventing the people to know the truth that the America is still devouring our Motherland.The Republic of the Philippines doesn’t have a quality, unless it is fully liberated.

USA is a nation of Amateurs that remains an advanced country because it feeds from the other foreign lands, and it slowly colonizing the Middle East because of becoming the oil monarch. There are many things and intentional events that were happened and is going on. Some things were intensely kept, but someday the USA will reveal its true structure.
I also have a thought in mind that the present president Rodrigo Duterte knew something about the evil schemes of the Americans in the country. He despises them and the Americans despises him. I just hope that Duterte won’t fall to the hands of the imperialists.
(I am pertaining to the US Government and US Imperialists)




Luz, 19

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