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00:00 the broadcast all over the globe. I'd like to welcome you all to another edition. With your host Ike Dorano.
00:16 Today we are celebrating Bonifacio Day from November 30 to November 27.
00:30 It is an official holiday. Today we are celebrating the great Plibian Andres Bonifacio.
00:45 Andres Bonifacio is remembered as the father of the Philippine Revolution. He was the first to rise to the top in the fight for the rise of the Spanish colonial government.
01:05 Now, we are celebrating the day, and it is relevant to the life of Andres Bonifacio.
01:13 Now, in the present day, there are struggles among the Filipino people. Andres Bonifacio was not formally educated.
01:21 He represented the common man, the Filipino people. He worked in a warehouse. He tries to educate himself by giving personal readings.
01:40 In his readings, he saw the novels that were written by Jose Rizal, Nolime Hetangere and El Filibusterismo.
01:52 They were the ones who followed him. He gave a personal mission to educate the people from foreign bondage.
02:05 But unfortunately, there are points in the Philippine history that he did not tell the students the story of the life of Andres Bonifacio.
02:21 For lack of formal education, but the character of Andres Bonifacio, his profound love for the Philippines, his deep love for the Philippines,
02:34 it was so great upon the problem that Andres Bonifacio was a victim of power struggle for a period of time. The same problem, the power struggle of the Philippines until this very moment.
02:52 The reason why the students of Andres Bonifacio are not educated is because the elites, the politicians, they want to educate themselves while the Filipino population is still in power.
03:12 Unlike just in the time of Andres Bonifacio. By the way, while we are not educated mostly in our history, Andres Bonifacio is a national hero.
03:30 Until now, in fact, there are two. Normally it's November 30, but the government is proud to acknowledge his contribution to the history of the Philippines.
03:45 But we should ask what are the lessons that we can learn from the life of Andres Bonifacio. First, Andres Bonifacio was the first to raise the Spanish flag.
04:00 But the problem is, his group, the Magdiwang Magayson, was the first to form an alliance with other Filipino groups and eventually, an ambitious personality in the person of Emilio Aguinaldo Magaygal.
04:23 At that time, Emilio Aguinaldo, his group is already way advanced. He's not only willing to form an alliance with the Magaygal against the Spanish regime,
04:37 but his priority and personal agenda, as the president wants, was once independence will be declared on the Philippine Islands Magaygal.
04:50 Because of that, Andres Bonifacio, as you can see here, was a hindrance to his group.
05:01 And for such a reason, Andres Bonifacio, unfortunately, was accused of betrayal by the very same Filipinos Magaygal
05:22 who wanted to be a hindrance to the violence and violence against the Filipino people under the Spanish regime Magaygal.
05:33 Unfortunately, Andres Bonifacio died a hero, but he was executed by the Filipinos Magaygal, by the group of Emilio Aguinaldo Magaygal.
05:46 It is ironic, but it is the truth. And the same group of Emilio Aguinaldo Magaygal was executed.
05:57 In other personalities in their time, General Antonio Luna was also executed Magaygal.
06:08 Antonio Luna was given a huge advantage because he was a former military education.
06:19 They were also executed. It's funny because Dr. Jose Rizal was executed by the Spaniards.
06:29 But when Rizal Magaygal died, the Spaniards were very happy because they were able to kill Jose Rizal Magaygal.
06:45 We find it fitting that the two sides are now fighting for the contribution of the great Pilipinas, the great, poor, and corrupt Filipinos Magaygal.
07:03 But Andres Bonifacio showed that the current situation is not a hindrance to your efforts to improve the situation of your people Magaygal.
07:18 So let that be a lesson to the Filipinos because most of us have lost our voice.
07:28 We have lost our voice because we have not been able to do anything. We have not been able to do anything.
07:48 But Andres Bonifacio in his time didn't let the obstacles, his lack of formal education,
07:57 to the rise of the current colonial powers.
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