The head is a great way to stop your rivals, but it’s usually hard to aim at. The next best places to shoot at another human would be either the stomach region or vital parts that allow the human body to continue moving forward.
cj martinez kaya nga ang mga rebeldeng muslim sa mindanao sinasabi nila hindi sila umatras or tumakas sa gera samantalang ang mga kristyano daw eh sumuko o umatras.
As further clarification, the strips of cloth in their limbs and abdomen are pre-staged tourniquets and bandages that the juramentados would tighten if wounded in the middle of combat.
@@yamatoizumii4614 Yes, it is much more plausible than wrapping the cloth strips tight at the start. I knew about the US Army adopting the 45 semi automatic side arm because of the Moro beserkers before there was an internet. They are legendary fighters. This is why Marawi was so hard to retake. Hapilon and Omar Maute survived almost to the end of the Marawi siege because their Moro bodyguard "took the oath." 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
Sad Fact: The Philippine-American war is one of the forgotten wars in the US, but is actually crucial to US history, because this was the war that convinced the United States to no longer engage in Imperialism and end the Manifest Destiny claim that America is destined to expand. After learning about the horrible atrocities committed by Americans against Filipinos like putting Filipinos into concentration camps, burning villages, massacres. And in the result up to 100,000-1,000,000 Filipinos have died. And it resulted in America becoming very Anti-Imperialist with authors like Mark Twain condemning American imperialism and American atrocities.
They'd continue to have a "mini-Manifest Destiny" though in the form of "liberation" in conflicts like Peking, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Korea, & even today with Afghanistan
@@hu3bman How is bombing a city and the boxer rebellion manifest destiny the definition of it is “The belief that US expansion into American continents was justified and inventible” and unlike the states they let them go after
@@Briselance yeah kinda made up a story though. The philippines does not have any time of knowledge in terms of medicine before specially the moro people.
@Random dude from the Southeast The Moro warriors literally facetanked entire cylinders worth of bullets. If it wasn't for them, the combat shotgun and the M1911 wouldn't exist
@Random dude from the Southeast not sure if you're playing dumb but i'm just gonna explain it to you in the dumbest way. In many games there are potions called health potions, when drank, these potions give health to the consumer allowing them to fight more. The joke is that the Moro warriors were drinking health potions since they were not dying or falling down after getting shot multiple times.
@Jay Arre i have a 10mm 1911 i carry when i hike, but with good ammo 9mm is much more practical and a pretty effective cartridge against people for many reasons. 9x19 is a great cartridge
My father is a Moro from Jolo, Sulo my ancestors fought until their last breath and never surrender to the Americans, while the men fight the Americans their families seek shelter to the forest it's really sad that there's only a few people that know about this event.
@@mynamenameless6265 My father is a Tausug while my mother is a Singaporean. But we live overseas, so I can't really speak Tausug at all, I can only understand Tagalog but I can't have a proper conversation with it.
It was because of the Philippines that they reintroduced the trench shotgun in WW 1. At close range a shotgun loaded with buckshot is an excellent self defense weapon. In fact many of the WW 1 trench guns were put back in storage and later were used in WW 2 by the Marines in the Pacific Theater. The one problem was that the hulls were made of paper, and thus were not waterproof, this was solved by going to more expensive all brass shells. In Vietnam what was left of the WW 2 guns were pulled out of storage again, along with Ithaca M-37's along with Winchester M-12's and some Remington M-870's. Also in the early 1960's ammo makers had started to go to plastic shells like we have today, which were far cheaper than the brass shells, but were stil water resistant like brass. Also the Army offered either the old 00 9pellet buck round and for the first time the smaller No# 4 buck round. Source "Bruce Canfield's Complete guide to US military Combat Shotguns" 2007.
@@beowulf9878 I think they're referring to the US media criticizing the police for magdumping seemingly excessive amounts of bullets into threats, the reason being some people, as they say, are just built different.
Absolute hard core warriors. Yet another thing never taught in school here in America. The war in the Philippines is barely mentioned, yet it's such a huge historic event.
the sad reality, often when philippines gets recognized in history books it just usually says “the american purchased the philippines from spain” and not mentioning ANYTHINH about the war whatsoever
Way back in those days, ammunition wasn't nearly as high grade as today, the .45 would have been one of the biggest autoloaders on the planet at the time. After ammunition got better we started seeing a lot better velocity out of 9mm and it closed the gap a bit in their real world effectiveness when compared to each other. Which is why the military went back to 9mm.
@@MitchJohnson0110 It also help reinforce with the tooling and machining we have nowadays, the standard military service 9m round can but "altered" for even better performance
When I was in the Army in 1969/70 I carried an M 1911 pistol as a backup for my M-16, which jammed often. A few years ago I bought a custom-made Ed Brown 5" M1911 clone that was built to high tolerances with high-grade tool steel. It is a pleasure to shoot that pistol at the range, even with the +p 230 gr ball ammo that I use.
When Japan invaded Philippines, in Mindanao, several Jurementados/Moro tribesmen again *suicide attack* at Japanese infantries to defend their land, Japanese officers said that they attack *once every other day*
If the US had given them their liberty right away and then they would've fallen into civil war and it would be all the US's fault. People just like to blame the US for everything. We can't win
@@chaosXP3RT Like if the US just let Vietnam do its own business there would've been a civil war.... oh wait. The thing about what ifs is that they don't excuse what happened if it still basiclly happened. There may not have been a civil war if the US gave them freedom, but what we got 250,000-1,000,000 dead people.
It was a .38. Let's be real here, they are known to be stopped by goose down jackets and to ricochet off glass and bounce off of skulls or stopped by ribs. Fat people have been shot by them and they could not reach vital organs. We're not talking real powerful calibers here.
@Fixy LieberusNot just that. The Filipino forces outnumbered Americans. Not to mention that they knew the land better than the Americans. They lost because they fought among themselves instead of fighting together. It didn't matter that the Americans had superior technology. I mean just look at Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese weren't as well equipped as the GI's and yet they won. If Filipinos prolonged the war, inflicted more casualties and make Americans waste more resources in the war, Washington DC would have backed out of the Philippines.
@Jay Arre Murphy: Are you positive? That russian soldier: Probably not. I got nailed with an AK in the forehead, the bullet didn't penetrate. Helmeted enemies: You guys get shot in the head?
I dispense wisdom What is your wisdom If the japanese will use the same thing maybe their bayonet charge might be effective and possibly win the war That is true wisdom
@julius villanueva yeah. Apart from being butthurt self entitled ladyboys, their weakness also lacks discipline too. Philippines deserve a whip of discipline if my fellow Filipinos love their country.
Fun Fact: A lot of soldiers brought out old colt single action army revolvers because it was chambered in 45 long colt which is a much more powerful cartridge than the 38 long colts that they were using.
@@FuckGoogle2 I'd imagine it'd depend on the gun your being shot with like, 38, and 9mm yea I can see that. But I can't see anyone keeping up pace getting hit in the chest with a 45.
There's many stories from world war one and world war two of soldiers continuing to fight after getting shot more than seven times in the chest. Also, if you want to see how Filipinos fight a war, then watch the videos of the Battle of Marawi, and you will see Filipino soldiers fighting even while wounded in the head, and with bandages over one eye
Bobo. Why do people continue to believe that myth the M1911 was made not because of Moros but the need of the US military for a new more advanced sidearm
They would have eventually developed a semi auto pistol ether way, but the Moro warriors are the reason why they wanted on in .45acp rather then one in one of the smaller caliber use by European militaries
"recreational use of drugs" Seems more like a ritual use of drugs. If I am not mistaken, the substances consumed by these warriors held great spiritual importance among their people. Perhaps it is inaccurate to describe their substance use as "recreational."
Are you a Filipino? You got that right! Indigenous shamans and warriors from various groups in the Philippines utilize various substances due to religious reasons to acquire a state of fugue sometimes.
So they serve as painkillers, those charging man do not feel any pain when shot, and continues to charge towards the invaders with extreme rage? If I was the invading force, I would back off, knowing such furious warriors are not to be messed with.
@@ChrisNinjaEagle it's ritual drugs. taking that drug is part of the juramentados' ritual. taking recreational drugs is considered Haram in their culture thus separating "recreational drugs" with "ritual drugs".
Guys that's not a drug .we called it mamah.a betternut and still use to these days .I'm a tausog from sulu.americans doesn't know that that's why they called it(drugs)my grandm mom used it until she died.
You know you're badass when the US government decides to spend millions of dollars to replace all their soldiers' issued sidearms with something more costly and more powerful just to make sure they kill you. Filipino Juramentados are the Viking Berserkers' counterpart of Southeast Asia.
There are *A LOT* of things they don't teach you in school. Primarily because time is limited and the school has to choose which subjects are the most important. Some fenzy soldiers charging at the enemy that didn't achieve much apart from creating fear and didn't alter the results of the war aren't very important.
@@osamabinladen824 yes that is 100% true! Mao Zhedong and Che Guevara actually learned Guerilla tactics from the Philippines history. Filipino General Antonio Luna adopted the Punji Sticks and viper pits hiding them in the trenches against the Americans in the Philippine-American War. Military Historians even said he revolutionized trench warfare in developing the three-line defense that amazed westerners (mostly seen World War I). Sadly world history does not recognize this Filipino military genius
I had the opportunity to talk to Philippine Marines who fought in Mindanao, the stories still are similar to what the Americans had to go through, the insurgents would charge if they run out of ammo and started hacking once they got close. The soldiers told me that they'd concentrate fire on anyone charging before they got too close. The notion of bringing a blade to a gunfight should be reconsidered after this.
There was an army urban legend in japan where imperial japanese headed to a filipino village where they commit genocide just dump their bodies on a mass grave. But the very next day everyone they killed yesterday was there standing and charging at them with bolo machetes.
Spain sold the Philippines to the United States for the independence of Cuba and also gave Guam and Puerto Rico to the United States. The United States also gave Spain $20 million.
@@WeCuban the source would be our history text books suck as aralin panilpunan [a.p] and this also found on google Representatives of Spain and the United States signed a peace treaty in Paris on December 10, 1898, which established the independence of Cuba, ceded Puerto Rico and Guam to the United States, and allowed the victorious power to purchase the Philippines Islands from Spain for $20 million. think before you say.
Filipinos after winning the revolution: we're free Filipinos after having its own president: we're free again Filipinos in world war 2: are you serious rn
Sorry to be that guy but the drug crazed berserker were a lie that the Saxons came up with in order to dehumanize the vikings and the world bought that one up.
The 1911 pistol is still sometimes used by Special Forces in the US because the .45 bullet is subsonic. This allows it to work effectively with a suppressor (aka silencer) as the bullet doesn't create a sonic boom, unlike the 9mm pistol rounds typically used by the US military.
@@lucilleaudreygonzales Just because so many have died doesn't erase what happened. Filipinos also helped the US fight the opposing factions in the war, and now Duterte has sold out to the communists in spite of the long alliance between our countries and China's continuous violations of Filipino sea territory. World is a mess.
US soldier loading his revolver: "teehee gonna pew pew the savages" Huramentado wrapping himself in toilet paper and snorting coke: "I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move"
@@benn454 yeah, toby honest most of the Americans who came after the conflict were actually decent willing to help us. It was General Otis and his men who used those very brutal tactics which just stifled more rebellion even after 1904.
@@toledochristianmatthew9919 true, figures like General Otis and Jacob H. Smith were definitely very brutal commanders, with Smith ordering the death of everyone over 10 years old in a reprisal against the population of Samar after the massacre of Company C (this order was refused thank God). But it is crazy just how oblivious the American people were or how much they would suspend their disbelief in the face of certain atrocities. There was even an account by General "Fighting Joe" Wheeler who insisted that it was the Filipinos that mutilated their own dead and burned their own villages solely to discredit the American soldiers... So yeah. Crap like this definitely (i.e. Yellow Journalism) makes me understand why the Philippines continued their insurrection against the USA until 1913 (eleven years after the war was supposedly "over").
Hi James, a fellow southeast asian here! If a Kris is properly made it can stand straight up if you balance it. Sharing some knowledge about the Kris/Keris
I know that there's a lot of Filipino commenters here already, but I would just like to add my thoughts. For me this basically characterizes Filipino warrior culture. Everyone's fun-loving and smiles until you somehow make one an enemy then it's no holds barred. I think this is even more true with certain ethnic groups, the Muslim ethnic groups and the Visayans like the Warays, and the people of the North like the Igorots. There's a Filipino saying that perfectly describes this, "Hindi pahuhuli ng buhay, " which translates to "will never allow oneself to be caught alive". Absolutely fascinating to study.
I have known of these fierce Moro warriors a very long time. Growing up my neighbor was from the Filipines. Having escaped a Japanese internment camp during the second world war. He joined a rebel group and fought the Japanese, living in te jungles for three years. He told me such stories to help me grow up. As my father died when I was young he stepped in as an ''Uncle''. Although he had undoubtedly practiced some type of Arnis or Escrima. The walls of his home displayed several traditional weapons. He never taught me those fighting skills. And never bragged about taking any mans life. His quite strength and genuine humility said it all. So this is why the Marines are nicknamed ''the Leather-Necks'', and why the 1911 45 .acp was developed. Thanks SH for doing this story. It's all true. Peace.
@@guy4142 Philippines:So yeah thanks for freeing us from Spain America:I wouldn't call it freeing you so yeah you belong to us now Philippines:Putang Inga
Rest in peace my beloved and heroic ancestors "juramentados" you have faced the enemy with no fear and planted fear in their hearts and for that may Allah bless you with paradise
@Bill Myers like the other guy said, he was murdered by his own country for political reasons. His murder was very brutal according to historians. He got shot several times(two or three shot in the head), stabbed by the sword, and brutally beat him to death.
*Dumps five or six rounds into a Filipino warrior with no effect* Switches to .45 auto 9 years later, and helps the U.S win two World Wars due to higher capacity and more stopping power.
US Marines: Shot all 6 rounds, "Why won't they go down?!"
Tribesman: "You should've gone for the head!"
The head is a great way to stop your rivals, but it’s usually hard to aim at. The next best places to shoot at another human would be either the stomach region or vital parts that allow the human body to continue moving forward.
Should have used a 1911 instead
NANO MACHINES, SON!
@@vaneet7161 oh my mistake
@@vaneet7161 oh my mistake
Philippines: *suicide attacks*
Japan: “Write that down! Write that down!”
Bruh
Pretty much
I cant believe my fellow countrymen would do that suicidal attack against the americans fearlessly...
@cj martinez yeah though it wasn’t fearlessness it was the drugs... Plus is it truly worth losing your life over something like that
cj martinez kaya nga ang mga rebeldeng muslim sa mindanao sinasabi nila hindi sila umatras or tumakas sa gera samantalang ang mga kristyano daw eh sumuko o umatras.
As further clarification, the strips of cloth in their limbs and abdomen are pre-staged tourniquets and bandages that the juramentados would tighten if wounded in the middle of combat.
Pami Rose That makes more sense because otherwise it would restrict their movement. 😐😐😐😐😐😐
Huh good to know
@@yamatoizumii4614 Yes, it is much more plausible than wrapping the cloth strips tight at the start. I knew about the US Army adopting the 45 semi automatic side arm because of the Moro beserkers before there was an internet. They are legendary fighters. This is why Marawi was so hard to retake. Hapilon and Omar Maute survived almost to the end of the Marawi siege because their Moro bodyguard "took the oath." 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐
Interesting bit of trivia
How cute.
Sad Fact:
The Philippine-American war is one of the forgotten wars in the US, but is actually crucial to US history, because this was the war that convinced the United States to no longer engage in Imperialism and end the Manifest Destiny claim that America is destined to expand. After learning about the horrible atrocities committed by Americans against Filipinos like putting Filipinos into concentration camps, burning villages, massacres. And in the result up to 100,000-1,000,000 Filipinos have died. And it resulted in America becoming very Anti-Imperialist with authors like Mark Twain condemning American imperialism and American atrocities.
Sad but true also the Chinese warlord era is almost forgotten
They'd continue to have a "mini-Manifest Destiny" though in the form of "liberation" in conflicts like Peking, Nagasaki, Hiroshima, Korea, & even today with Afghanistan
@@hu3bman that's.....not even manifest destiny.......
@@hu3bman How is bombing a city and the boxer rebellion manifest destiny the definition of it is “The belief that US expansion into American continents was justified and inventible” and unlike the states they let them go after
@@hu3bman North Korea invaded the South so that
Spain: Did you do it?
America: Yes.
Spain: What did it cost?
America: $20 million.
Did you adjust that for inflation?
If you adjust to inflation, $20mil in 1899 is around $540mil
@@antrax607 thank you.
@@makeromaniagreatagain9697 you're welcome
@@antrax607 still cheap tho, i bet a single operation in the middle east can burn that money in a day.
Americans: Well guns are so Meta right now in the Colonial battlefield
Filipinos:Aight Time to Buff the defense stat then
Quick question;
Is it considered cheating when you use guns in a crusade?
@@crusaderthestranger5982 That depends.
@@MStryker40
On what exactly?
They maxed out resilience and mobility
lol
Me: Screams in agony when i stub my toe
My Filipino ancentors: shame
To be fair, these warriors pumped themselves full of drugs. So you could call them out on that.
@@Briselance Hmmmm...i guess u have a point
@@Briselance what kind of drugs? I say bullshit! You're on drugs
@bojo perez Probably opioids
@@Briselance yeah kinda made up a story though. The philippines does not have any time of knowledge in terms of medicine before specially the moro people.
Japan:*became a grass*
Vietnam:*became a tree*
Philippines:*became a mountain with health potion*
we invented potions of regeneration
We do
Became grass*
@Random dude from the Southeast The Moro warriors literally facetanked entire cylinders worth of bullets.
If it wasn't for them, the combat shotgun and the M1911 wouldn't exist
@Random dude from the Southeast not sure if you're playing dumb but i'm just gonna explain it to you in the dumbest way. In many games there are potions called health potions, when drank, these potions give health to the consumer allowing them to fight more. The joke is that the Moro warriors were drinking health potions since they were not dying or falling down after getting shot multiple times.
Philippines: Thanks for freeing us from Spain!
America: I wouldn't say free, more like UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT!
Heh
Hello, I'm from Mindanao, my dude.
Japan: *You're my property now*
@@flipmanlet8982 nuke two cities "you were saying?"
@@zsewqthewolf1194 *yes*
American's: Pay to win
Tribesman: Grinding skills
Bro, this war is made by AE 😁
@@vonparzival1078 Sounds about right then🤣
@@vonparzival1078 Arts Electronic?
murica: "grinding to get a good gun"
peenoise: "grinding to get real "guns"
@@vonparzival1078 *EA
Sometimes being fat and slow actually gets the job done: .45 ACP
Acp*
Frank Tank yep more capacity
@Jay Arre i have a 10mm 1911 i carry when i hike, but with good ammo 9mm is much more practical and a pretty effective cartridge against people for many reasons. 9x19 is a great cartridge
Frank Tank
Bigger hole has a psychological effect
Actually the .45 acp is faster than the .38 lc
My father is a Moro from Jolo, Sulo my ancestors fought until their last breath and never surrender to the Americans, while the men fight the Americans their families seek shelter to the forest it's really sad that there's only a few people that know about this event.
It's very sad in general fighting is terrible.
Hence You are Tausug at all.
@@mynamenameless6265 My father is a Tausug while my mother is a Singaporean. But we live overseas, so I can't really speak Tausug at all, I can only understand Tagalog but I can't have a proper conversation with it.
Thank you to your Father. We will not forget his sacrifice.
thank you for your fathers sacrifice for us filipinos
USA: Use shotgun in WW1
Filipino tribes: hey ive seen this one
Trench guns used here aren't from ww1 this happened before ww1. Weapons here, like the trench gun, were used till ww1
Rowenn John Martinez I... think that’s what he means...
It was because of the Philippines that they reintroduced the trench shotgun in WW 1. At close range a shotgun loaded with buckshot is an excellent self defense weapon. In fact many of the WW 1 trench guns were put back in storage and later were used in WW 2 by the Marines in the Pacific Theater. The one problem was that the hulls were made of paper, and thus were not waterproof, this was solved by going to more expensive all brass shells. In Vietnam what was left of the WW 2 guns were pulled out of storage again, along with Ithaca M-37's along with Winchester M-12's and some Remington M-870's. Also in the early 1960's ammo makers had started to go to plastic shells like we have today, which were far cheaper than the brass shells, but were stil water resistant like brass. Also the Army offered either the old 00 9pellet buck round and for the first time the smaller No# 4 buck round. Source "Bruce Canfield's Complete guide to US military Combat Shotguns" 2007.
Rowenn John Martinez thats what he was saying.....
@@ee12321 I think he's given us a better understanding of it...
"Why do you need over 10 rounds for a handgun?"
"This."
Well, the 1911 was a 7 shot.
@@beowulf9878 I think they're referring to the US media criticizing the police for magdumping seemingly excessive amounts of bullets into threats, the reason being some people, as they say, are just built different.
@@bambibooza4921 And unbelievably high on drugs.
Until that colt jams
@محمد عبداللہ الہندی so the Philippines is Islam?
Absolute hard core warriors. Yet another thing never taught in school here in America. The war in the Philippines is barely mentioned, yet it's such a huge historic event.
the sad reality, often when philippines gets recognized in history books it just usually says “the american purchased the philippines from spain” and not mentioning ANYTHINH about the war whatsoever
@@stealtho Because History was written only by the Victors, which is the United States...
yeah, and they always skip the part about burying them in pig guts - and letting the few survivors go to spread the word......
@@apolakigamingandmore6376 bruh which one did you thing is more important ww2 or some insignificant Filipino rebel
@@merlemorrison1346 absolute lies
American soldier: *shoots all 6 rounds*
Filipino warrior: D E T E R M I N A T I O N
Knowing one day you will die in the battle to come, You are filled with determination.
SAVE LOAD CONTINUE
@@casda5226 *hits continue*
*uses Toriel de Carabao's ube pie*
@Carl Gille yep
@@kamusta3446 Lmao.
Me: falls on the ground and crys out of pain.
My filipino ancestors: *SHAME*
SAME
Mahinang nilalang
@@bonisaacravidas8654 better.
So? may lahi kang maguindanaoan?
Theres probably a lot of ancestors since spanish burned our history
When I trained in the military with the 1911 45 acp, this story was the explanation given us for why the 1911 entered service.
Way back in those days, ammunition wasn't nearly as high grade as today, the .45 would have been one of the biggest autoloaders on the planet at the time. After ammunition got better we started seeing a lot better velocity out of 9mm and it closed the gap a bit in their real world effectiveness when compared to each other. Which is why the military went back to 9mm.
@@MitchJohnson0110 It also help reinforce with the tooling and machining we have nowadays, the standard military service 9m round can but "altered" for even better performance
When I was in the Army in 1969/70 I carried an M 1911 pistol as a backup for my M-16, which jammed often. A few years ago I bought a custom-made Ed Brown 5" M1911 clone that was built to high tolerances with high-grade tool steel. It is a pleasure to shoot that pistol at the range, even with the +p 230 gr ball ammo that I use.
Gago revolver pa gamit nila anong kinalaman nun sa 1911
@@boop9494 Dumbass Filipino replying to an American in Tagalog; o sure, he'll understand *sarcarsm
Filipino: *charges at high speed*
Americans: I am gonna do something that the Germans call a war crime
Nerf trench shotgun pls
Nahh
Start spaming shotgun round
**PUMPS AN SHOTGUN THAT MUSTVE BEEN BRIGHT**
If they didn't charge it would be a war crime, but charging a guy with a sword gives the guy the right to shoot you.
When Japan invaded Philippines, in Mindanao, several Jurementados/Moro tribesmen again *suicide attack* at Japanese infantries to defend their land, Japanese officers said that they attack *once every other day*
Our boys litearlly uno reverse card the Japanese with their own charge lol
They got a taste of their own medicine.
wait till you hear about how the Ifugaos used Japanese soldiers’ skulls as trophies 😂😂
They even left the Moros alone lmao, The Moros barely have any guns and outsliced the short swords and bayonets of the japanese lmao.
@@WeavesDehehe Thank you for that! I am a Moro myself. And yeah, you're right.
Philippines: Thanks for saving our property.
America: *HIPPITY HOPPITY*
Philippines: ᵒʰ ⁿᵒ
If the US had given them their liberty right away and then they would've fallen into civil war and it would be all the US's fault. People just like to blame the US for everything. We can't win
@Hoàng Nguyên no we just prefer to be dead than red
We are sick of those days.
@@chaosXP3RT Like if the US just let Vietnam do its own business there would've been a civil war.... oh wait.
The thing about what ifs is that they don't excuse what happened if it still basiclly happened. There may not have been a civil war if the US gave them freedom, but what we got 250,000-1,000,000 dead people.
@Hoàng Nguyên we r with the blue and where u r from is a red
*This is what happens*
if you put all your Stat points in Vitality
I think they also added a couple on Attack.
VIT, LCK and ATT
ARE u talking bout bofuri?if yes...lmao
They also had tight cloth armor and drugs aka damage resist buffs
Maple approved this
Filipino: *gets shot get multiple times and running through barb wires*
Also Filipino: Tis but a scratch
Just a fleshwound
blackcrow 28 Nothing serious
Moro: "I ain't get time to bleed! Paradise awaits me!"
It was a .38. Let's be real here, they are known to be stopped by goose down jackets and to ricochet off glass and bounce off of skulls or stopped by ribs. Fat people have been shot by them and they could not reach vital organs. We're not talking real powerful calibers here.
Gene Jeffries Yeah but dont bullets hurt?
Sure it might not have strong but you would feel lots of pain
The Virgin Phillipine-American War vs the Chad Moro Rebellion
@Fixy Lieberus maybe I would have let both Luna & Bonifacio lived and have Aguinaldo jailed for incompetence & treason.
@Fixy Lieberus nonsense patawa ka lang, past is past. Talo ang pilipinas wala kanang magagawa. Yang comment mo no sense.
@Fixy Lieberus it is because of aguinaldo are greedy of power .
@Fixy LieberusNot just that. The Filipino forces outnumbered Americans. Not to mention that they knew the land better than the Americans.
They lost because they fought among themselves instead of fighting together.
It didn't matter that the Americans had superior technology. I mean just look at Vietnam War. The North Vietnamese weren't as well equipped as the GI's and yet they won.
If Filipinos prolonged the war, inflicted more casualties and make Americans waste more resources in the war, Washington DC would have backed out of the Philippines.
…so the Virgins were superior? They won…
Everyone: 1 shot 1 kill
Pretty much everyone in Mindanao: R U Sure?
@Jay Arre
Murphy: Are you positive?
That russian soldier: Probably not. I got nailed with an AK in the forehead, the bullet didn't penetrate.
Helmeted enemies: You guys get shot in the head?
*west mindanao.
@Justinian the Great HAHAHAHAHAHA
Dude im from mindanao. (Marawi.)
But we became christians on Japan :/
Oo
Crys when I stub my toe.
My Filipino Ancestors: *PATHETIC*
Robjohn Aducal
Your Filipino ancestors: Smoke this!
If you are not Muslim you are not really there descendant. You are just a Catholic whose ancestors supported the US and Spain
@@dhammupandit3582 no true Scotsman
@Mr. Pretty Penis didn't the philippines become buddhist and hinduist one time
@Chevalierblanc wtf?
American: empty’s out revolver into tribesman
Tribesman: ‘tis but a scratch
LOL GOOD ONE!🤣🤣
Americans: unloads shotgun
Filipino: yo that's a war cr-
@@arifbayusatrio1028 tis but a flesh wound
John Sanford American: bouta violate the fuckin Genova accords! *pulls shotgun*
Hayden Willems Genova convention 1929?
500 humurendatos: *exists*
The 500 Samurai who faught at the Battle of Shiroyama: THAT'S MY BROTHER
_SHIROYAAAAAMAAAAA_
@@tardarsauce1842 sabaton
Who would win though?
*SURROUNDED, AND OUTNUMBERED*
*60 TO 1 THE SWORD FACE THE GUNS*
@@Oof-th5hz 60 to 1 culture undone
US: How are you not dead
Me, a Filipino: *LAG*
Relatable
Bruh
NAG LA-LAG PRI ANO TO PISO-NET??
@@kowelao piso net ni aling bebengs
Converge lang sakalam
The Spaniards: *Aight amma head out*
The Americans: *Ill just let myself in*
The Japanese: *ITS FREE REAL ESTATE*
[Laughs in Castilian]
(laughs in Spanish)
Solu kingdom: welcome to the fray :3
Yeah spain lost the land ..then americans
[laughs in filipino]
Russia: We have Rasputin
America: We have Hugh Glass
Philippines: Pathetic, we have Immortal Tribes men.
Americans: Let's seem them boys charge 12 gauge.
oof XD
Out of those 3, Glass was the biggest bullshitter.
*we have teddy Roosevelt
@@arieson7715 also filipino tribes men: just send another human wave attack until enemy runa out of ammo
Jurementado: Uses drugs to enhance their effectiveness in the battlefield
German Army: *Schreib das auf. Schreib das auf!*
:PogChamp:
Write that down?
@@thedoomslayer2468 yes~
Americans: *all around me are familliar faces*
Jesus loves you all very very much repent and believe and be saved from eternal punishment of sin amen, Jesus suffered for you
never ask
A woman: her age
A man: his salary
A Filipino: about what happened to him during the war
Relatable
Ohh i know
DRUGS
@@Skulldude-yj9kg nope, 6 shots of .38 Special and slash wounds against a bayonet
I dispense wisdom
What is your wisdom
If the japanese will use the same thing maybe their bayonet charge might be effective and possibly win the war
That is true wisdom
@julius villanueva yeah. Apart from being butthurt self entitled ladyboys, their weakness also lacks discipline too. Philippines deserve a whip of discipline if my fellow Filipinos love their country.
Me: Killing Zombies Easily in the First Wave of COD: Zombies
Zombies at Wave 45:
50
Relatable :/ however i just die at wave 11
Thats correct
Except this is real life
Colon us backed up
Fun Fact: A lot of soldiers brought out old colt single action army revolvers because it was chambered in 45 long colt which is a much more powerful cartridge than the 38 long colts that they were using.
Contrary to what most people think, you can survive while being shot at if during stress. Your adrenaline keeps you going even if the hits are lethal
The Chapman medal of honor video shows that.
@@FuckGoogle2 I'd imagine it'd depend on the gun your being shot with like, 38, and 9mm yea I can see that. But I can't see anyone keeping up pace getting hit in the chest with a 45.
There's many stories from world war one and world war two of soldiers continuing to fight after getting shot more than seven times in the chest. Also, if you want to see how Filipinos fight a war, then watch the videos of the Battle of Marawi, and you will see Filipino soldiers fighting even while wounded in the head, and with bandages over one eye
@@arthurnolasco185 weren't they drugged up tho?
@@parkeralan19 nope. No drugs whatsoever, just naturally occurring adrenaline, and the will to survive
American: Shoot at the Filipino
Filipino: Still running
American: Hey, that's illegal
Americans: *Start using shotguns and rifles more often*
Filipinos: Wait, that's illegal.
Filipino: Oh sorry, *lays down dead*
Americans: Shoot anyone old enough to carry a gun!
Filipinos: Those are just kids!
Americans: Hahahaha! Keep shooting!
Americans: *gets shot*
Americans: *stop and relax for a while*
Filipino's: we don't do that in here
@724warlord that's a fake news
The Moro fighter are the reason on why the M1911 hand gun pistol was made.
As quoted by V in Vendetta:
"You will be dead before you RELOADED."
Bobo. Why do people continue to believe that myth the M1911 was made not because of Moros but the need of the US military for a new more advanced sidearm
They would have eventually developed a semi auto pistol ether way, but the Moro warriors are the reason why they wanted on in .45acp rather then one in one of the smaller caliber use by European militaries
Before that, there's also the Colt Philippine Model, where it uses .45 rounds instead of .38 and it had a comically large trigger
@@WingMaster562 I see a fellow man from Forgotten Weapons. Cheers!
@@WingMaster562 Nice.
Imagine how terrifying it must have been when you have shot enemy multiple times and he just keeps running towards you
Infinite health cheat
*terminator theme starts playing*
Cod zombies be like
I did this to my grandpa except he wasnt running and his eyes stayed open, he never woke up though
I just wait behind cover for five seconds when I'm shot.
"recreational use of drugs"
Seems more like a ritual use of drugs. If I am not mistaken, the substances consumed by these warriors held great spiritual importance among their people. Perhaps it is inaccurate to describe their substance use as "recreational."
He said "combined with recreational drugs" like marijuana or something similar, not using it like it's whiskey or something.
Are you a Filipino? You got that right! Indigenous shamans and warriors from various groups in the Philippines utilize various substances due to religious reasons to acquire a state of fugue sometimes.
So they serve as painkillers, those charging man do not feel any pain when shot, and continues to charge towards the invaders with extreme rage? If I was the invading force, I would back off, knowing such furious warriors are not to be messed with.
@@ChrisNinjaEagle it's ritual drugs. taking that drug is part of the juramentados' ritual. taking recreational drugs is considered Haram in their culture thus separating "recreational drugs" with "ritual drugs".
Guys that's not a drug .we called it mamah.a betternut and still use to these days .I'm a tausog from sulu.americans doesn't know that that's why they called it(drugs)my grandm mom used it until she died.
USA: we finally got the Philippines!
Spain:did they attack you yet?
USA:who are you talking about?
Spain:yikes...
USA:wHO
Americans: *loads up shotgun*
Vietnam boi: **Emerges from bush**
Americans with revolvers: guess I’ll die¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Philippines:cleans weapons
Reminds me of the vietnam war
You know you're badass when the US government decides to spend millions of dollars to replace all their soldiers' issued sidearms with something more costly and more powerful just to make sure they kill you. Filipino Juramentados are the Viking Berserkers' counterpart of Southeast Asia.
You mean whole of south east asia are just vikings
to be honest, these guys are the best of the best, peace between the moro’s and Philippines
that's actually a very creative comparison!
Americans: *brings shotgun*
Pinoys: "Maybe someone will share the same pain as us"
Germans: *coughs in the distance*
Lmao
🤣🤣🤣
lol...lol...lol..
I still feel that pain
Every moro warrior ever
R.I.P for the dead who fought
and died for our motherland.
They never taught me about this in school...
That's cause the education system of both America and the Philippines try to show Americans as good guys
Jose to busy teaching you about mental maths “cause you won’t have a calculator in your pocket every day” boyinaband
They won't. USA is always the good guys according from schools
There are *A LOT* of things they don't teach you in school. Primarily because time is limited and the school has to choose which subjects are the most important. Some fenzy soldiers charging at the enemy that didn't achieve much apart from creating fear and didn't alter the results of the war aren't very important.
And they always have to but in with the other countries and cause civil wars
2:29 he is so powerful that his bandana changed color
*Changed ( Btw i looked at it and im dying right now lmao )
Super Philippino 2
It’s because the Philippinos finished upgrading their troops in clash of clans during their war attack
Wololo
He ranked up in the middle of battle
When you're so high you become immortal
Biotic Cactus
Rifles & Shotguns: *Allow us to introduce ourselves*
Nazis and Japanese did that during WWII as well.
420 Jesus, Gimme Strength!!!!
In the south of Philippines they had the Moro, in the North they have the Mountain People. Simple History should make a video about them too.
Short answer: Drugs.
Long answer: *D R UUUUUUUUUUUUUUUGs*
tourniquets
tourniquteeeeeeeeeeeeeees, blood loss has sinister consequences
Miguel Sarmiento *obvious consequences
@@astonmartinvanquish4930 you've never seen a person on drugs die my friend. Its impressive what they can take before finally giving up.
@GamingMaster _04
yeah the mad president made that clear
Filipino: suicide attack
japan: *INTERESTING*
hahaha, i thought the very same
Fucking original, congrats you should get a medal for most original comment on youtube.
@@botyaltotertutal468 well how has your day been?
You know they did face each other in ww2
More interesting than kamikaze
3:55 Philippine island of Jolo, Sulu.
"Island of yolo," that makes sense lol.
It is read Ho-lo(Jolo). I like this comment, it really relates on this fighters.
Damn, they yolo earlier than us gamers
I OBJECT THEIR TIMELINE
island of JOJO
yolo solo 😂
@@jayhon9076 *3 pinoy pillar men soundtrack playing in the background*
I am from the Tausug tribe and I have a lot of stories to share that I think very informative.
Please share
Share bro, we need hear it
Philippines: Finally after 333 years. Freedom!!!
America: *clears throat* Allow us to introduce ourselves.
**Herro, prepare to be treated even worse** - Japan
😂😂
Zman not knowing his history
@ZMan1471 Read more about Philippine history
Uh uh america
who would win:
Highly advanced and well equipped Yanks
or
*EPIC YAWA GANG*
YAWA
Huh. So were still deemed "Yankees". Nice. :)
@@MurdochMMQCR yeah, or you want some more common calls for muricans like you?
*j o e*
the highly advanced and well equipped yanks.
*DRUGGED EPIC YAWA GANG*
Philippines: *DOES A SUICIDE RUN*
Japanese: *this is intresting*
They copied us.
Hello Rommel how is the africain campaign going
@@osamabinladen824 yes that is 100% true! Mao Zhedong and Che Guevara actually learned Guerilla tactics from the Philippines history.
Filipino General Antonio Luna adopted the Punji Sticks and viper pits hiding them in the trenches against the Americans in the Philippine-American War. Military Historians even said he revolutionized trench warfare in developing the three-line defense that amazed westerners (mostly seen World War I). Sadly world history does not recognize this Filipino military genius
@Ken Penalosa why?
Ken Penalosa BERSERKERS: Could you fight with a friend
I had the opportunity to talk to Philippine Marines who fought in Mindanao, the stories still are similar to what the Americans had to go through, the insurgents would charge if they run out of ammo and started hacking once they got close. The soldiers told me that they'd concentrate fire on anyone charging before they got too close. The notion of bringing a blade to a gunfight should be reconsidered after this.
Plot twist, They switched to creative mode and took their weapons.
After hausemaster places no creative plugin
Second plot twist: they enabled God Mode
Three plot twist they were zombies
@@redactedagentdataexpunged9431 They hacked real life to be gods!
Fourth plot twist they had god apples so they survived
everybody gangster till the Philippines switch from multiplayer to zombies
Good stuff
There was an army urban legend in japan where imperial japanese headed to a filipino village where they commit genocide just dump their bodies on a mass grave. But the very next day everyone they killed yesterday was there standing and charging at them with bolo machetes.
Sounds like something that is more likely to happen in Russia
Well it can be tied up to a Philippine horror story related to their urban legend entity called the aswang
Basically round 30 of zombies
Fun Fact: The Filipino American war started because an American officer randomly shot a filipino troop.
As a Filipino: *"It's treason then"*
Spain sold the Philippines to the United States for the independence of Cuba and also gave Guam and Puerto Rico to the United States. The United States also gave Spain $20 million.
@@WeCuban the source would be our history text books suck as aralin panilpunan [a.p] and this also found on google Representatives of Spain and the United States signed a peace treaty in Paris on December 10, 1898, which established the independence of Cuba, ceded Puerto Rico and Guam to the United States, and allowed the victorious power to purchase the Philippines Islands from Spain for $20 million. think before you say.
American imperialism started the war. They wanted to expand their power and influence to the Philippines.
@@jacobprince8985 also true glad to find another history buff.
Filipinos after winning the revolution: we're free
Filipinos after having its own president: we're free again
Filipinos in world war 2: are you serious rn
Filipinos after the war: are you fcking shi-
This episode of Simple History was proudly sponsored by Colt m1911. All the stopping power you need in one pull.
Yep
*coughs in body armor and or adrenaline*
glock 19 > 1911. modern 9mm +p ammo does the job also more than 7 shots.
.45 ACP: because firing twice is stupid.
Ronnie Rawdawg well yes a modern glock would be better than a weapon designed produced in 1911 but it’s still a great gun
Karen: I'd like to see the manager of the Philippines.
Spain: instantly gives Philippines to USA.
KTBFFH
fun fact: the term Juramentado became a term for whenever a person is going berserk
Yep, it also means "Your wife when you get pissed drunk coming home 3 am in the morning without even asking permission"
Precisely
Cool
@@Abominable_Intelligences hahahaha
Aah finally, the spelling, thank you.
I learned about these warriors in my Filipino Doce Pares Marital arts class.
Real men dont need a bullet proof vest just a tight shirt and so much LSD
How to know if someone's a Filipino on the internet:
1. They'll let you know
and yep, i'm filipino
Prove it
Works for Indians aswell
Much like south-eastern asian things would do, i am too... from your neighbouring country.
So true😂😂😂
Well the chants of #Pinoypride are always a dead giveaway
4:00 They came from an island called YOLO, what else would you expect?
YOLO!
YOLO!
i know that this is a joke
but it is jolo (pls dont whoosh me)
@@johnbitablaskirov9465 but i really wanna "whoosh" you
@@208jdog no
American soldier:WHY WONT YOU DIE
Tribesman:nanoclothes son
Not gonna lie due to the fact that I am a Filipino.
Never thought we could rival a Viking's bloodlust when dosed up with serious drugs.
No wonder Duterte is waging a drug war.
@Lance Clemings One dose of drugs and they can feel Valhalla coming close to them.
Imagine being an Amerasian who’s bloodline stems from both Viking and Filipino. 😮
UNSTOPPABLE
@@Tragicide Like a real-life Conan the Barbarian.
Sorry to be that guy but the drug crazed berserker were a lie that the Saxons came up with in order to dehumanize the vikings and the world bought that one up.
Me: *cries after getting a crush rejection*
My filipino ancestor: *PATHETIC*
@@-cutekey2454 (Y) Shame
sometimes jokes write themselves
gago lmao hahahahhhaha
Bobo
*Bayan o sarili mamili ka!*
"World war III starts"
Philippines: Alright boys we're going in but with armors!!!!
Peter Griffin while Philippines is being dependent on other ASEAN Nations against China.
*Charge in butt naked and high in crack with 93 bullet wounds*
I hate this comment
Philippines: *use drugs and wear thicc armor like the Arditi's back in WW1, COME ON! SNIFF SNIFF, WEAR WEAR!!A
Trust me. It wasn’t body wraps that did it. It was the drugs.
The 1911 pistol is still sometimes used by Special Forces in the US because the .45 bullet is subsonic. This allows it to work effectively with a suppressor (aka silencer) as the bullet doesn't create a sonic boom, unlike the 9mm pistol rounds typically used by the US military.
U.S Marines seeing that Philippines can’t die from a lot of bullets and barbed wire
Japanese Empire: I must do that
@@REEEPROGRAM Do you go around telling that to former Filipino comfort women?
@@grizzlydan8248 currently there is only 3 or 2 comfort women left in the country
@@grizzlydan8248 and his fun fact is true ,the country was very isolated at that time too
@@lucilleaudreygonzales Just because so many have died doesn't erase what happened. Filipinos also helped the US fight the opposing factions in the war, and now Duterte has sold out to the communists in spite of the long alliance between our countries and China's continuous violations of Filipino sea territory. World is a mess.
@@grizzlydan8248 Everybody's selling out to China. That's how the world works now, you bow down to the one with more money.
Me: history is so boring
History teacher 5:07
Schools in the US are a battle royale
@@abhilashsharma9 Basically the school in Phillipines is just playground. No hall and just grounds
history is awesome
PlusBLC so if the schools have halls then it would be called playhall?
XD
2:24 When you play a computer online game and reach level 17: Enemy gets harder to kill
Its annoying when u wasted coins on funna item and cant buy
Weapons
I'm a filipino, and it's important to me that i learned about the warriors in the Southern Philippines during the Philippine Insurrection
US soldier loading his revolver: "teehee gonna pew pew the savages"
Huramentado wrapping himself in toilet paper and snorting coke: "I'm gonna do what's called a pro-gamer move"
lmao
Underated
bruh
@@porple4430how is the comment racist.
@@porple4430 Damn now let's see if any filipino got offended
USA: Congratulations you are being rescued
Philippines: wow thanks we really appreciat-
USA: Please do not resist
Change USA to General Otis
@@benn454 yeah, toby honest most of the Americans who came after the conflict were actually decent willing to help us. It was General Otis and his men who used those very brutal tactics which just stifled more rebellion even after 1904.
@@toledochristianmatthew9919 true, figures like General Otis and Jacob H. Smith were definitely very brutal commanders, with Smith ordering the death of everyone over 10 years old in a reprisal against the population of Samar after the massacre of Company C (this order was refused thank God). But it is crazy just how oblivious the American people were or how much they would suspend their disbelief in the face of certain atrocities. There was even an account by General "Fighting Joe" Wheeler who insisted that it was the Filipinos that mutilated their own dead and burned their own villages solely to discredit the American soldiers... So yeah. Crap like this definitely (i.e. Yellow Journalism) makes me understand why the Philippines continued their insurrection against the USA until 1913 (eleven years after the war was supposedly "over").
*loads pistol*
I've got a Kris that my grandfather brought back from the Philippines.. it's a pretty serious blade. My mom isn't into guns and keeps it at her place
That’s badass
Must be worth a ton of money if it's an authentic antique
Hi James, a fellow southeast asian here! If a Kris is properly made it can stand straight up if you balance it. Sharing some knowledge about the Kris/Keris
@@foerdie neat! I'll give that a try next time I see it. American here actually.. my grandfather was stationed over there during the war.
@@boid9761 damn now that is a badass antique
Still one of the best videos they've ever made.
Pershing to his wife: "The fighting was the fiercest I've ever seen"
WW1: *"Allow us to introduce ourselves"*
BLAZNKID007
WW2: “Also, allow us to introduce ourselves”
Pershing: “Lucky, I’m retired”
Fallen Moon “Hey, they named one of those deformed gun tractors after me, that’s cool”
Vietnam:hello there
Korean War: you want hordes? I got hordes!
Everyone is gangsta until the enemy has guns
When you're homeless, just buy a house
When you're poor, just have money
When you're gonna die, *_Just live_*
Dats deep....
Wait, Im'ma steal this
How one youtube comment solved all the worlds problems
Yup
@Glenn Krenz bruh it's just a joke
I know that there's a lot of Filipino commenters here already, but I would just like to add my thoughts. For me this basically characterizes Filipino warrior culture. Everyone's fun-loving and smiles until you somehow make one an enemy then it's no holds barred. I think this is even more true with certain ethnic groups, the Muslim ethnic groups and the Visayans like the Warays, and the people of the North like the Igorots. There's a Filipino saying that perfectly describes this, "Hindi pahuhuli ng buhay, " which translates to "will never allow oneself to be caught alive". Absolutely fascinating to study.
no offense but im too lazy to read an essay
@@appyl5957 READ 🔫
@@appyl5957 But not lazy enough to comment such a bs comment. ok.
@@Kebbb Oof
I see it as how the Americans washed out tribes who were simply defending their land. Glad to think they weren't able to colonize much of Mindanao
Simple History: How did these warriors continue to fight when shot?
me an intellectual: Drugs.... ALOT of Drugs......
I have known of these fierce Moro warriors a very long time. Growing up my neighbor was from the Filipines. Having escaped a Japanese internment camp during the second world war. He joined a rebel group and fought the Japanese, living in te jungles for three years. He told me such stories to help me grow up. As my father died when I was young he stepped in as an ''Uncle''. Although he had undoubtedly practiced some type of Arnis or Escrima. The walls of his home displayed several traditional weapons. He never taught me those fighting skills. And never bragged about taking any mans life. His quite strength and genuine humility said it all. So this is why the Marines are nicknamed ''the Leather-Necks'', and why the 1911 45 .acp was developed. Thanks SH for doing this story. It's all true.
Peace.
The Philippines would be proud of your uncle
You're right even the SPanish can't conquer Mindanao because of the Moro
Tribesman: *dies*
Also tribesman: “Lol I’ll just respawn.”
Hahaha minecraft
Hahaha minecraft
Hahaha Minecraft
Hahaha minecraft
Hahaha minecraft
America:*fires *
Philippines:*doesn't stop attacking *
America:how are you not dead
Philippines:friendly fire will not be tolerated
Friendly fire?
How Is that Friendly Fire?
Idk
@@guy4142 Philippines:So yeah thanks for freeing us from Spain
America:I wouldn't call it freeing you so yeah you belong to us now
Philippines:Putang Inga
Nobody took the joke.
Rest in peace my beloved and heroic ancestors "juramentados" you have faced the enemy with no fear and planted fear in their hearts and for that may Allah bless you with paradise
How virgins go to battle: bulletproof vests and an M4
How chads go to battle: snorts line of coke and wears a tight shirt
Is there real m4 irl
@@manifest3848 yes its manufactured by colt
@@YapYapCrackShack ok new info
how chads in the north go to battle : lick a mushroom and get naked
Grunt is obviously a virgin weeaboo
Americans: “We hate Empires!”
The US Army:
Juramentados: Allow us to introduce ourselves!
I think it's not the army, they only follow the protocols from the higher ranks
@Fleeble Peeble Yep. They only follow orders.
*”We don’t want to be ruled by an empire! WE WANT TO BE THE EMPIRE >:,(“*
@@individualthoughts4427 there’ve been too many people throughout history at the mercy of soldiers “just following orders.”
Suggestion: Heneral Luna. The General that was murdered by the president
That sounds something Simple History would post
Reason why we lost the war, if we listened to Luna the it would've been like Vietnam to the US
@Bill Myers
Heneral Luna was not killed in battle, he was actually MURDERED by his own country due to political in-fighting.
@Bill Myers like the other guy said, he was murdered by his own country for political reasons.
His murder was very brutal according to historians. He got shot several times(two or three shot in the head), stabbed by the sword, and brutally beat him to death.
@Bill Myers
Sir, maybe before you give comments, you must take a look at the background of the topic suggested. Just a friendly reminder.
As a Philippine i can confirm this is real and would do anything to have redemption
.38 revolver: *exists*
Filipino: "I'm about to end this whole gun's career"
1897 Trench Gun & Springfield Krag Rifle: "Let us introduce ourselves"
The filipino actually ended the gun's whole career, the Americans replaced it with the 1911
@@owenpratamas.6885 Yess. And for a good cause. Imagine a world without the 1911.
Owen Pratama technically the truth
Back to topic: they pulled an uno reverse card
choidrew18 sungjae18
Germany eventually had to give up with its pointless argument as the shotgun had been used in many other wars.
Owen Pratama And to this day, us Filipinos love John Browning’s design as much as the Americans themselves.
Pushing through barbed wire while getting riddled by bullets
Philippineo: "tis but a scratch"
Lol underrated
*Filipinos
Imagine calling Filipino , Philippineo
What a deganerate
@@fififirjfiifjrjrjjrtititit6088 tomato tamato.. don't care
@@fififirjfiifjrjrjjrtititit6088 chill bro lmao
*Filipino Warrior has been kicked from the server for: Godmode*
nah he drank alot of stackable resistance medicine
You can't defeat Filipinos without a gatlinggun
The power of drugs
Hi semua
*Dumps five or six rounds into a Filipino warrior with no effect*
Switches to .45 auto 9 years later, and helps the U.S win two World Wars due to higher capacity and more stopping power.
im from the Philippines and we were never thought about this in our schools I learned about it from my grandparents
Finally a Philippine related video
THANKS SIMPLE HISTORY!!!!!
FINALLY GIVE US THE PHILIPPINE REVOLUTION
@@cakebear9534 GIVE US FREEDOM
-PHILIPPINES
He didn't mention the Bud Dajo massacre. Sad.
@@kurugaligala2266 yeah some times reality was always forgotten
*Sad Desmond Doss noises*
4:00 Their HQ was literally called YOLO
Yes no wonder why they didn't back up
Jolo. It's actually read as Hu-lu. Not Yo-lo.
Source: I'm from the Ph
@@SpicyGaming101 r/whoosh
@@ruvinluciano4369 i think he got the joke he is just trying to explain what the word actually is, which ruins the joke but not a whoosh.
@@SpicyGaming101 not if you're a German
1:40 Me when I have a 1000 ping
Erwin Rommel lmfaoo
i like this one
underrated haha
Relateable 😂😂😂
American Soldier: *fires the 6th shot*
Jurementado: *guess I'm gonna die*