The Forgotten BANDIT President
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Macario Sakay, also known as the President of the Bandits is a Katipunan veteran who fled into the mountains and formed a government called the Tagalog Republic, where Macario Sakay declared himself as The President. Macario Sakay’s self-made government was considered as banditry. Macario Sakay was betrayed and eventually fell into the hands of the Americans, who had him executed in 1907.
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Our history is full of heroic deeds and betrayal.
That is history
@@hua_tetsu_cat No unlike american history they actually gained independence to their invaders by fighting throught it and betraying just for power
That goes for every country
@@restartedv69Americans were just lucky, stop with the mindset where our independence got fucked up pretty roughly, there are countries failed the same movement
Maraming traidor panahon ng Spanish and American colonization even in Japanese invasion.
The word 'bandit' should never be mentioned in the first place if we really want the truth about Macario Sakay. A filipino general and a hero!
He's a hero and a general but still a bandit
@@hua_tetsu_cat a bandit in eyes of americans but not for pilipinos
If that man was bandit than it should be honour to be bandit.
@@hua_tetsu_cat Probably in the eyes of colonizers
@@miguelgabbriel2395 learn more words than colonizers
he's more a hero than Emilio Aguinaldo lmao
Even the former president Jose Laurel is more hero than Aguinaldo.
@@danax6653 betraying his comrades by killing them.
@@danax6653 To secure his political position as President of the 1st Republic of the Philippines 🇵🇭, he killed those deemed as threats to his position-a level of greediness inherited by present-day politicians.
@@JustAnotherRandomGuy-_-and it was even during the japanese rule, THE JAPANESE
@@JustAnotherRandomGuy-_-"Emilio Aguinaldo played a pivotal role in the fight for Philippine independence from Spanish colonial rule. As a revolutionary leader, he led forces in the Philippine Revolution against Spanish authorities."
My god why is almost every Filipino hero's death tied to betrayal
I'll tell you.
Indoctrination in allowing the face of God become superimposed onto the head of the representative of the colonizing forces....
One should think about it before one replies.
Because those who lead the country after it was conquered were puppets. Ph was never truely free.
Like bonifacio and luna
Filipinos have weak hearts thats why they start betraying their allies the country only a select few like macario luna Bonifacio have storng hearts that didn't waver
Betrayal is second nature i take a good look around example is school your classmates may it be love grades sports some people are so rounded by good people wherever they go and i say to that keep it unlike me i see betrayal
classic Philippines
Lesson: Never ever trust a foreign invader, more so entrust one's life to a former enemy. Always watch your back at all times.
never ever trust America
MY FATHER AFTER SURVING A SEVERE BY A MORTAR ROUND AND POW DURING BATTLE OF BULDGE TAUGHT ME , NEVER , EVER. EVER SURRENDER UNDER ANY CONDITIONS. HIS FINGERS AND BLOOD LOSE PREVENTED HIM FROM PULLING THE PIN ON HIS HAND GRENADE WHEN HE HEARD THE SOLDIERS APPROACHING HIS FROZEN , BLOODY BODY.
Never trust your own people* the reason that the Philippines lost to invaders was because they kept killing each other
better die standing than die hanging.
never trust anyone. Learned that from Antonio Luna
As an American, I know damn well he's not a bandit. He was a Patriot
Filipinos: *protects their country*
Americans: yes very bad people
Yeah its like saying George Washington was a bandit😅
Its brainwashing the filipinos. The Americans were horrible invaders and triend to cover it up by these "good" changes.
Man shut up
@@Black91169true
Any country: *trying to exist*
America: no bandits not heros
The American called him a bandit but for us Filipinos he is a hero
The BROWN BANDIT and the WHITE DEMONS.
@@YippeKaYay420 Americans are bandits for us that even until now you make you're victims ruined countries like Afghanistan Syria rich oil countries
@@YippeKaYay420 Americans the real bandits
@@YippeKaYay420 shame on u
@@YippeKaYay420
"Invades your country"
"Calls you a bandit/terrorist for defending yourself"
"It was all a betrayal." me as a Filipino. "Why am I not surprised"
Almost always there is a betrayal amongst our country men, due to fact that oftentimes than not we are being mislead by our own personal ambitions and overruled by the dictates of the so called influencial people whose principles are confined only for their own survival.
Because you're a filipino too, betrayal runs on your blood
@@icymaru00yue bruh, now I gotta know your race so we can both be cunts to each other
Sa Filipino lang ba nangyayari betrayal? Sa lahat ng lahi sa mundo na experience yan, basta magipit sa sitwasyon at maging greedy ! 🤣
@@icymaru00yue woah. Mind your tongue boi.
I’m American and this guy definitely embodies the spirit of independence.
He wasn’t a bandit, he was a hero.
@Ryu Kurian What country do you live in?
How come 🇵🇭 be a hero by the way if 🇺🇸 call them bandits?
@@charliszedelossantos5546
not AMERICA will dictate who are the HEROES of the PHILIPPINES
I'm Malaysian. I extremely love Filipino history especially their resistance against foreign powers
Yes, in long-lost historical value it was to be revered. But as it stands NOW in today's terms?
Well, I've my own opinions as being half-Filipino and no, they are definitely not considered as popular amongst any Filipinos as I can see as it contradicts the rule of thumb as it were that virtually any invading personage that's at least 4 shades lighter in skin tone than they and has an aquiline nose takes precedence over even most familial ties. And that's putting it mildly.
Yes, we are the brave and valor. But we always get betrayed even by our own men.
Filipinos are irredeemable, but we are patriotic through heart and soul
Love Philippine from Vietnam
Saddest part of the history, he was kilked by a trap and betrayal then called as a bandits in his own country.
Pinangakuan noon na bibigyàn sila ng 10k pero balà ang kanilàng tinanggap. Na paràng sa mendiola Masacre.
Like republic of china and people's republic of china. The orginal is now just staying in a small island.
Colonial bandits came to people's houses and called the owners bandit.
Typical American
You can have a VERY SHORT conversation about that with an American Indian.......
Like what Is/ra/el is did to Pa/les/tine
@@anonymoushehe6190 usa did the same in 1848
In fact, the REAL Philippines DIED in 1907 when Sakay was murdered by the Americans and their asslicking Filipino puppets. And the Philippines that came after him, Quezon etc, are really just asslicking collaborator puppet governments. The Japanese only interrupted briefly, but the American collaboration puppet governments continued after WW2. Japan is always used as an easy scapegoat to distract you from the truth. But that's why the colonial brainwashed Philippines continues to dominate even today.
I so so appreciate the effort you do bringing Filipino history on the mainstream media
Lesson to learn : Never surrender to your enemy.
I'm American myself with a filipino great grandmother and I still feel bad for my country invading countries like the Philippines with such good people, respect!
that invation ended well for us sir for we were granted independence and freedom learned many things from the americans.
Then endured that until you die because your American.
Its sad how many kids think america actually “helped” us during their reign and that aguinaldo is a hero. 🤷♂️
Fun fact most men fought on ww2 in the philippines were actually filipinos
Edit: theres this nameless book about Ww2 from my grandpa that says america has no intention of helping the filipinos during the war. This
@@raymundbalce4550 almost 260 000 Filipino from Luzon Visayan and Mindanao fight against Imperial Japanese. They are recognize by Philippine and US government.
those americans even use the Filipinos as meat shield during WW2
we just got "liberate" by them from the japanese and they already forget what the americans did
@@felipeball7778 we think the Germans are helping Ukraine but we forget what the Germans did to us.
@@felipeball7778 you know that protecting the philippines from a surprise japanese attack is hopeless right? also, dont forget that our own government killed more heroes than the americans did.
Correction, General Macario Sakay is not a Bandits, he is a hero to the Filipino people, that true bandits in Philipine history is Spanish colonialism and the American colonialism.
Don't forget Japanese peeps, they flung babies until it skewed
Nakinig kaba ng maayos?
@@beastquit0176 ganyan talaga sakit ng mga pinoy, kulang sa hearing comprehension 🤣
Spanish colonianism? Then why keep the name of a country in honor of Philipp II of Spain? I tell you why, because under Spain, Philippines were united for the first time in their history, because Spain putted the first university in Asia in Philippines (for example) , before that were fishing tribes and primitive kingdoms influenced by Indonesian, chinise, hindu or ottomans among others that were fighting for centuries between them. That's not denying that the Spanish rule when the Borbons arrived to the Spanish crown went completely downhill and atrocities were made from wich independences movements appear all over the imperium with the help of the English world. But everything must be putted where it belongs and without Spain, there will be no Philippines.
@@yagotamamesdevis2638pero ang mindanao konti lang napasokan ng spaniards colonizers
"Surrender is worse than death itself"
He wasn’t a bandit. He was a Philippine hero! As an American
a unknown hero, i dont know who he is until now. thanks to this channel for giving recognition to his name. hope others will share this and make his name known and celebrated too.
Gen. Antonio Luna once said: "Wag na wag kayong magpapadala sa matatamis na salita ng mga Amerikano".
RIP 🕊️ heneral Luna salute for you🇵🇭
No I mean what I say I’m am sorry for what happened
Kaya nagpadala na lang sa noodles ng mga Intsik
PRESIDENT RODRIGO DUTERTE SAID IT TOO IN SONA " DON'T FALL INTO SWEETWORDS OF AMERICAN"
Wise words from someone who knows America. Unlike some leader.
Macario Sakay one of the Philippines brave heroes, sad died because of betrayal... 😔
And so are Gen Luna and Andres Bonifacio. Great men that died in the hands of fellow filipinos who betrayed them
@@yan4107 nkakainis ung pangyayaring un grabeh. Nkakahiya ung mga taong nag traydor sa kanila
He was not the last Filipino General to surrender to the Americans. It was General Simeon Ola from Albay, Bicol region. But I still love and respect him and his men for their bravery and love for our beloved country. Salute 👏👌👍♥️🇵🇭
Walang dadaig kay Onoda sa Lubang.
Oh! Si gen. Ola pala? Akala ko si Gen
Miguel Malvar. Now I know.
Actually Hindi sila sumurender .na traydor sila Ng kapwa pilipino
@@yray78 yes po si General Ola po ang Huling sumuko...
Ang mga Tao na po ang nagpasuko sa kaniya...
At saka kung Tama po yun natatndaan ko sa kuento ng Lolo ko na Gerilya din sa Albay nun panahon na yun Malaya na tayo sa America nun sumuko siya...
Nope, sorry to share you this, Ola didnt have any formal commissioning as a general nor any recognized authority by the Philippine Republic, he surrendered to the americans on 1901 as an officer of Major Belarmino.
"" MACARIO SAKAY WAS A REAL HERO A DEFENDER OF THE NATION WHO FOUGHT FOR THE RIGHT, LIBERTY AND FREEDOM OF OUR BELOVED MOTHER LAND PHILIPPINES ""
Had no idea the Phillipines had such rich history. Great videos man. As someone from South asia, it's always a delight learning about the Phillipines. Now I want to visit Manila some day too after seeing your videos.
Nanood ka ba ng Plane . ay sasakay pala .
Why he becomes the bandit? He is a Filipino who wants to be independent and free from foreign invaders.
Those whose side win are branded heroes and the ones who lost are branded the villains
Because the Americans need an scapegoat and to shows to the filipino people that anyone who will betrays the americans will suffer the same fate.
It was the invaders who called him a bandit because obviously he just wanted freedom for his country.
until now we're still being betrayed by our politicians ☠️
And sold to our oppressor, America.
What's worse is, we'll be doing the same mistake as our grandfathers did in WW2 when China comes to free us.
Not by politicians but by fellow Filipino voters who voted them to take a seat in the government
bruh true
💀💀💀
@@MimiMimi-yj4klStill the politicians because they tricked the people into getting to vote for them. The Government is always at fault.
These shorts have changed my entire perception of Filipinos. You are a brave and fierce and patriotic people. Thanks for these shorts..
Simp much, soy boy
As a Filipino, i'm not surprised there was betrayal,It's all full of betrayal here.
Philippines is a beautiful country, with beautiful people.
Try not to betray each other
Difficulty:impossible
Betrayal again? Our worst enemy seems to be our own all the time.
Antonio Luna was always right about what he said in the film
True.. nakakaiyak pero sarili mong kabayan ang magtataob sayo
Betrayals did not just exist in Philippine history. It happens everywhere.
@@onekill31but betrayal was the core and heart of Filipino failure, even now pilipinos betray their own countrymen, even the teens.
@@JobamnaJoestarThe problem with pilipinos is the crab mentality it freaking runs to our blood line
And unbelievably, he won 4 battles against the Estados Unidos, he is the only general that fought victorious battles against them.
You forget General luna
@@marlettejohnramos6630 As much as we want to like and idolize Luna, sadly he never won any battles during the war.
@@marlettejohnramos6630 general Luna won nothing. The movie about him is not really true but the execution is.
Any faction who do guerrilla tactics can win some skirmishes
@@roeyearl9431 Yeah because guerrillas already lived in the forest and can use the forest for strategic purposes
That why I have so much respect for veitnamese, they never surrender they fought to end
Our history and list of heroes definitely need a major revamping asap
sir, I really love your content!! please continue making this kind of content para sa mga kabataan na nagso-social media lang at halos kalimutan na ang history natin!
I'm a Filipino already in my 30s. It so sad that I've only heard about him just today. Why he was not being mentioned in our history books, and he has never been honored and portrayed by the PH's mainstream media???
Hindi kapo siguro sir nag grade 5 😂
@@Panda-rx5vw wala nga sa time namin o wala nga sa text book namin! Haaay nako. Wag kang mag joke na nag abse g ako nun, shuta nman oh..
@@adlpn3077 hahahaha grade 5 ako nung 2006 andun na sya sa phil history pero small portion lang sa libro
Pinortray sya ni Jerald Napoles sa bayani. Palabas sa GMA 7 noon.
@@AG-xp2ql kaso hindi sya ganon ka well acclaimed at highlighted sa mga textbooks nung time po namin
Guerilla warfare was also the old tactic proposed by General Luna to Aguinaldo but he was turned down and betrayed.
Ayaw na masapawan siya ni Luna na parehon taga ilocos ..
aguinaldo wanted to napoleon he was obssesed with napoleonic tactics if we fought like the VC or boers there's a chance we can sue for peace,but no as typical tagalog arrogance we fought them head on and lost terribly.we had mausers yet our soldiers were terrible shots.only close in guerrila warfare is our ace but nope filipinos are invicible lets use napoleonic tactics instead.
cant believe that these shorts have been helping me out in my history exams lately 😂
He should not be called a "bandit" but the word "Hero" does.
"" ANG MGA AQUINO ANG TRAYDOR !
I hope the Commission on Historical Affairs will Promote the True Unsung Heroes and not the Betrayer....
This is why we called it *"American Imperialism"*
Americans: why everyone hates us?
also Americans:
One man’s bandit is another man’s hero!✌️
Mas mabuting tawaging bayani si Macario Sakay kesa sa sinaunang traydor na si aguinaldo.
Bakit naging traydor ?
Si Aguinaldo eh Isang sample Ng Isang leader na Hindi Niya hawak Ang kanyang mga tauhan tulad ni Digong patungkol sa droga na bumibili sa bansa para mabulok
@@markgroms699 dahil sa nangyari kay heneral luna.
@@markgroms699 traydor yan si aguinaldo, pinapatay nyan si luna at bonifacio
@@markgroms699 Siya rin pumayag na patayin imbes na ipatapon (exile) lg si Andres at Procopio Bonifacio
Clear definition of patriotism. Never submit to a foreign ruler and place Love of country above all else including ones personal vested interests.
Yet over 100yrs after their sacrifices,sadly nothing change if not worsened.
Ps. Thanks to this channel for this type of informative content.
Now you have the Chinese and your politicians betray you and steal from you like you are nothing.
Send love for Filipinos❤️🇵🇭❤️🇵🇭
Indeed a true friendship between nation crafted in history 😌
Americans during wars:
"I fear no man... But that thing..."
**any Guerrilla style warfare tactic**
"It scares me..."
you forgot to mention why they kept their hair long according to them they will just cut their hair if the Philippines gets liberated from the Americans.
Shame to those who failed our true heroes....that includes the Americans
more shame to those politicians who sold us to the chinese and made more suffering to the filipinos by corruption. aka duterte and the rest
How?
@@Dan-jp8jr because the Americans invaded Philippines duh
@@Dan-jp8jr ask your grandparents American
@@eugeneman1845it'll be easier to ask all the filipina OFW nurses at work
They're always ready to please a tall white Cano
Always ready
Marami pa ring Pilipino Ang may dugong SAKAY ngayon.
Mabuhay ka.SAKAY.
@Lito: Mali ka jan, pre. Gusto lang ng Pinoy, LIBRENG SAKAY.
Kita mo, reklamo agad nung maningil ang EDSA carousel.
@@jerrytang3146 Tama
@@jerrytang3146 kung sabagay totoo mga "freeloaders"
I never called him a bandit nor accepted that he is ever since I knew the history about him
I seriously have huge respect for this Man 🇵🇭 you deserve all the gratitude we have towards you Sir. Thank you.
i am an Indian, but i am fascinated to see that how much actually the things are common between the Indian colonization and flilippine colonization. keep up the good work, people need to know there history.
Respect to the Filipinos from Indonesia, we both fought for our freedom at any cost.
It's different from our... Erm..... Second Youngest brother.... You know... Malaysia.
his story must be shared in schools. a true hero of our country. Ang Huling Katipunero.
Thank you, your videos are all amazing and helpful..
Learn from this my fellow countrymen. If you are fighting against foreign occupants, you can retreat but never surrender. Die for our country!
Macario Sakay is the realest hero in the Philippines
Gong gong
@@jamesalingag5931 imo mama
Never trust your enemy.
As a Malaysian , the word Sakay is crazy funny !! ""Sakai" and his officers..." 🤣🤣🤣
These "first"-"second" type of comments really just kill the mood 😑
ikr
Not me tho
Fr
Typical American way of providing democracy and freedom.
This was in 1902, every country was doing the same thing.
@@vihailevagiThis makes it okay how?
@@bipbap5079 Not it’s just Every country on earth has done that. Is it bad? Of course is it but using that as an argument against America makes no senses as it’s something every country has done. Like I said it doesn’t make it right but you’re using a sin universal to all of humanity to bash America.
Back then, their excuse was different though. They say it was to "civilize and Christianize" the Filipinos even though the Spanish already Christianized most of the lowland population already. I guess the US didn't see Catholicism as Christian at the time.
@@bipbap5079 presentism
Honorable in life and true to heart may your story live on.
Na.mention naman sya sa mga libro kaya lang "UNDERRATED"😢
Sana gawan din sya ng pelikula kagaya kina Gen. Luna at Gen. Del Pilar...mas malalaman ng mga bagong henerasyon ang kontribusyon nya/nila sa kasaysayan ng Pilipinas.
Meron na dati pang 1993. Si Julio Diaz gumanap.
Pelikula na po Yan napapanood nyo..artista na po Yan ipinoprotate na c sakay, pelikula na po Yan..igoggle po nyo.
How come I've never heard of this piece of history. They never taught us that in school.
Because America is always right and can never do any wrong!!!!!
american education system plaques the world.
@@bipbap5079 who ever said that?
@@Roundamation Its satirical but sadly you'd be surprised how close some people get.
@bip bap I mean it was our colonel we lost alot of good Americans to win it why would we let it go so easily.
For me, one of the real heroes of the Philippine revolution! Mabuhay! Macario Sakay! ✊
but those yankees killed alot of our heroes and vietnam got bombed and i want a plane ride to the twin towers and-
The term used "bandit" is very american towards our national hero...
anyone who opposes America is considered a TERRORIST and a BANDIT !
@@sanchezroman8995 That's why It's very american
When you lived in a country that has been captured and yet, you still choose to fight them.
Then you will certainly call a bandit due to your having no governmental to any land.
Everyone who was involved is dead now. The vast majority of American here in the states have never even been to or thought much of the Philippines. Stop living over a hundred years ago in the past.
@@hazelhang4615 you’re right. It is very “American” and it’s because the United States rules the Philippines during this time, and no Filipino has no say in the matter back then.
FILIPINO KNOWS HOW TO FIGHT LIKE IN JUNGLES ❤❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉🎉
The phillipines never surrendered to anyone. They just regrouped for a moment❤
Many Filipinos in both Spanish, American and also Japanese era who choose to betray there own blood instead of fighting till the end.
Betrayal is not exclusive to Filipinos
Not just in the Philippines, even during the earliest records of history, betrayal is always there.
I absolutely adore you Jonas, I think there should be more content creators that re-teaches the forgotten Philippine History to youngsters like me
Mabuhay ka Jonas Tayaban
Yes yes
Thats why philippines never give up
hahaha still lose and give up
"THATS NOT WARCRIME! THATS FREEDOM 🦅🇺🇸"
I've always been intrigue in Philippine history. I wish the schools would put more significance to our history, so more people would appreciate the lives we have today.
Sila talaga ang mga tunay na bayani hindi yung nagtraydor sa sariling bayan na nagpabaril sa airport
bayani mo rin ba yung diktador na naglubog sa Pilipinas sa utang na hanggang ngayon ay binabayaran natin habang pasarap yung pamilya nila?
He's the only one wanted his country to free💪💪. Free the Philippines now
They are free now...
@@redditsays3260 yep..... Independence is done from American....1898 to 1946
Dude ... Its already done...
@@kenzothedarksoldier4879he means by free the Philippines from corrupt polititians
The Americans never fulfilled their promises until now
True asf
They do, in the Civil War most Confederate soldiers and generals were given amnesty and allowed to return home after there defeat against the Union. It is really politicians that don't keep promises, not America itself.
@user-vi8he6nn2b At least America did come liberate the Philippines from the Japanese.
@user-vi8he6nn2b You probably think Nazi Germany was liberating Poland.
@Ryu Kurian do you even read history?
The American may see him as a Bandit, but I see him as a National Hero
I saw this image of them in my 5 fifth grade A.P. book I was confused about the picture of themselves so until now thank you for reminding me pa re Salamat po!
please keep this vidblog coming. i appreciate learning about Philippine history, especially those unsung heroes who were never acknowledged for their heroism! good job, Jonas!
"Because the winner will become justice" - Doflamingo
A real hero.
America should be made to apologise and grant him
and his compatriots a posthumous pardon .
You have to realize that everyone involved is dead now. Noone should pay for the sins of their ancestors. The people who apologize would not be the ones who did the wrong.
@@redditsays3260 Australian government apology to past wrongs and many thousands of deaths to the first people’s of Australia…… never to late to say we’re sorry.
@@nakedlakedip57 But the people apoligizing did not commit the atrocities. The apology therefore is nothing but sympathy, it is not an apology as it is not coming from the people who commited the crime. An apology from modern people would be useless.
United States don’t apologize to nobody.
The American call them Bandits hahaha but they were the one invade our country ,that's why I don't admire the american troops . Your land,our land have been steal by them ,who were them calling our hero a bandit ?
Everyone who was involved is dead now. The vast majority of American here in the states have never even been to or thought much of the Philippines. Stop living over a hundred years ago in the past.
Nuon ang sino Mang against American rule was called a bandit.
Today anyone,esp students who criticizes govt's policies or corrupt manner of leading the government are called leftists or communists.
Ivt
@@ghieborreo5581 bakit totoo naman ah? Karamihan ng mga nahuhuling ganyan malalaman na lang kasangkot ng mga commies.
Thank you for posting this kuya! Before i went to school i watched this and this was our topic
The Philippine history is the definition of never giving up.
These kinda teach me as much as my school does here because the Philippines have so much interesting history for me
Never trust and never surrender to yankees
Tagalog Republic's name seems so badass, greeting from your southern nation brother
They never gave up and only gave up for the sake of the people.
your channel helps lot to understand filpin history.thank you kuya
Macario's Shirt is more effective than bulletproof vest
Sakay deserved another movie/film dedicated to his heroism..
America is being America with "Negotiation" 😂❤
It's sacrifices like these that taught us Americans can not be trusted.
I saw this just today, my Filipino life will be so different after seeing this. I'm rly thankful for the ones who helped the Philippines fight.
love from me, in the Philippines 🇵🇭
Its ironic to this man being labelled as a Bandit....also was a veteran. Sounds like a true hero to me
respect from India