PNoy spent almost half a billion dollars on a US World-War II junk ship and ordered another one, plus a squadron of F16s for $700 million. The money earned from Malampaya will just go to Shell, Chevron and Uncle Sam, and it will turn the 7th-wonder Palawan environment into a black sea like the Niger Delta.

American chess grandmaster Bobby Fisher warned the Philippines about
the US in Bombo Radyo on September 11, 2001, during the 911 attacks. He
said, "I say death to the United States. Fuck the United States...Cry,
you crybabies! Whine, you bastards! Now your time is coming! The US is
getting what is coming to it. This is just the beginning."

Master director Lamberto Avellana recreated the capture of President Aguinaldo
at Palanan by Macabebe Scouts disguised as Filipino soldiers.
Macabebes were Kapampangans who betrayed their country and sided with the US.
Aguinaldo's men were shouting “Mga putang inang Macabebes, mga traidor!”
(Macabebes whose mothers are bitches, traitors!)

ER Ejercito, Erap's nephew, will be recreating another Aguinaldo production
(El Presidente) which will be shown on December 2012, which will show why Arroyo,
Marcos and PNoy are just the same traitors. Perhaps Erap will turn out to be
the least of all presidential evils, despite his wrongdoings.
He may have the last laugh.

What the US government really thinks is obvious. All they want to do
is to sell their junk to the Philippines and use it like a whore:

"Our troops in the Philippines...look upon all Filipinos as of one
race and condition, and being dark men, they are therefore 'niggers,'
and entitled to all the contempt and harsh treatment administered by
white overlords to the most inferior races."
-- Boston Herald correspondent in the Philippines

"It may be necessary to kill half the Filipinos in order that the
remaining half of the population may be advanced to a higher plane of
life than their present semi-barbarous state affords."
-- US General William Shafter

"I personally strung up thirty-five Filipinos without trial, so what
was all the fuss over Waller's 'dispatching' a few 'treacherous
savages'? If there had been more Smiths and Wallers,the war would have
been over long ago. Impromptu domestic hanging might also hasten the end
of the war. For starters, all Americans who had recently petitioned
Congress to sue for peace in the Philippines should be dragged out of
their homes and lynched."
-- US Colonel Frederick Funston.

"The present war is no bloodless, fake, opera bouffe engagement; our men
have been relentless, have killed to exterminate men, women, children, prisoners
and captives, active insgurgents and suspected people from lads of ten up, the
idea prevailing that the Filipino as such was little better than a dog, a noisome
reptile in some instances, whose best disposition was to the rubbish heap.
Our soldiers have pumped salt water into men to make them talk, and have taken
prisoners people who held up their hands and peacefully surrendered, and an
hour later, without an atom of evidence to show that they were even insurrectors,
stood them on a bridge and shot them down one by one, to drop into the water
below and float down, as examples to those who found their bullet-loaded corpses.
It is not civilized warfare, but we are not dealing with civilized people.
The only thing they know and fear is force, violence, and brutality, and we
give it to them."
--Philadelphia Ledger reporter

"The Philippines are ours forever...And just beyond the Philippines
are China's illimitable markets. We will not retreat from either...The
Pacific is our ocean...Where shall we turn for consumers of our surplus?
Geography answers the question. China is our natural customer...The
Philippines give us a base at the door of all the East...It has been
charged that our conduct of the war has been cruel. Senators, it has
been the reverse...Senators must remember that we are not dealing with
Americans or Europeans. We are dealing with Orientals."
-- US Senator Albert Beverige, Republican

"for American energy to build up such a commercial marine on the Pacific Coast
as should ultimately convert the Pacific Ocean into an American lake, making
it far more our own than the Atlantic Ocean is now Great Britain's"
--Whitelaw Reid

"One-sixth of the natives of Luzon have either been killed or have died of
the dengue fever in the last few years. The loss of life by killing alone
has been very great, but I think not one man has been slain except where his
death has served the legitimate purposes of war. It has been necessary
to adopt what in other countries would probably be thought harsh measures."
--General James Bell,

"If people knew what a thieving, treacherous, worthless bunch of scoundrels
those Filipinos are, they would think differently than they do now. You can't treat
them the way you do civilized folks."
--General Jacob Smith's medical officer

"Our soldiers took no prisoners, they kept no records; they simply swept the
country, and, wherever or whenever they could get hold of a Filipino, they killed him."
--Republican Congressman in a Boston transcript

"We have a company of Macabebe scouts who go out with white troops, and,
if they cannot get any guns voluntarily, they proceed to give the fellows
the water cure; that is, they throw them on their backs, stick a gag in
their months to keep it open, then proceed to fill them with water till they
cannot hold more. Then they get on them, and a sudden pressure on the
stomach and chest forces the water out again. I guess it must cause
excruciating agony."
--USAF officer

"Until recently, I had thought that these things (torture) were sporadic
and isolated, but I have been forced to the belief that they are but a part of
the general plan of campaign."
--Senator Joseph Lafayette Rawlins

"Whether we like it or not, we most go on slaughtering the [Filipino] natives in English
fashion, and taking what muddy glory lies in wholesale killing til
they have learned to respect our arms. The more difficult task of getting them
to respect our intentions will follow. The struggle must continue until the
misguided creatures there shall have eyes bathed in enough blood to cause their
vision to be cleared, but that those whom they are now holding as enemies
have no purpose toward them expect to consecrate to liberty and to open for them
a way to happiness."
--San Francisco Chronicle

"Undoubtedly, they do not regard the shooting of Filipinos just as they would
the shooting of white troops. This is partly because they are 'only niggers,'
and partly because they despise them for their treacherous servility...
The soldiers feel they are fighting with savages, not with soldiers."
--New York Evening Post

"Hold a moment longer! Not quite yet, gentlemen! Before you go I
would like to say just a word about the Philippine business. I have been
criticized a good deal about the Philippines, but don’t deserve it. The
truth is I didn’t want the Philippines, and when they came to us, as a
gift from the gods, I did not know what to do with them."
-- US President McKinley, Republican

"Your practical statesmanship has succeeded in converting a people who three
years ago were ready to kiss the hem of the garment of the American and to
welcome him as a liberator, who thronged after your gay men when they landed
on those islands with benediction and gratitude, into sullen and irreconciliable enemies,
possessed of a hatred which centuries can not eradicate."
--Senator George Hoar.

"Take up the White Man's burden--
Send forth the best ye breed--
Go, bind your sons to exile
To serve your captives' need;
To wait, in heavy harness,
On fluttered folk and wild--
Your new-caught sullen (Filipino) peoples,
Half devil and half child."
-- Rudyard Kipling, The White Man's Burden: The United States and the Philippine Islands

"The White Man's Burden has been sung. Who will sing the Brown Man's?"
-- Mark Twain, author of Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn

"For back then, Pinoys like [Carlos] Bulosan couldn’t even venture
into parts of San Francisco without being harassed or beaten. In some
California cities, they would have encountered signs saying, 'No Dogs
and Filipinos allowed.'

"There’s even that more infamous one in Stockton:
'Positively No Filipinos Allowed.'

"A photo of that sign has been reproduced in posters, books
andt-shirts. It’s such a powerful image. I can imagine the Pinoys of
Bulosan’s time seething with rage every time they saw such signs"
-- Benjamin Pimentel, Inquirer Global Nation

"The United States is evil. There's this axis of evil. What about the
allies of evil - the United States, England, Japan, Australia? These
are the evildoers."
-- Bobby Fisher, the only American chess grandmaster. He later renounced
his US citizenship in favor of Iceland