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[1898 - 1964]

Compiled by HRIH Margrethe II Valdemarsdatter

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GENERAL DOUGLASMCARTHUR

REMINISCENCES

THE PHILIPPINE LEGACYOF IMPOSTUREPOLITICS...ON FALSE HOPES ON A GUILE DEMOCRACY


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Scandinavia Cadiz Statute

The Cede Of Manila in the Treaty of Paris 1904 AD

Historical Preface Genealogy Preface to last Spanish Monarch Of Spain Rome Islas

Nia Filipinas leading to King Alfonzo XIII Great granddaughterprimogeniture.

General Douglas MacArthur WW1 American Spanish War inPhilippine Islands

My Narration My Epilogue

Collated by:

Margrethe II Valdemarsdatter

Crowned Princess Royal of Denmark & France 1963 t0 Present


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Year 1896 1904 A.D.

The Collapse of Pax Romano Bishopric of Emperor Napoleon III Empire of

France as Spain Italy & Islas Nia Filipinas was King Alfonzo XIIIDominium in Alliance of Denmarks Holstein & Schleswig

"My Great Grandmother"American/Allemand Queen Anne Sophie "Louise" of Glucksburg Baden,

Grand Duchess of Formosa and Baltic States

Only daughter of Emperor Wilhelm1of Unified Germany & Czarina

Augusta Louise

Queen Elizabeth I Absolute Wills Royal Ascendant to Throne of SpanishGibraltar United Kingdom of Great Britain. Queen Royal of France1904 -1968

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Reminiscences page 24 Paragraph-6

Philippine history is blotted with blood of martyrs and patriots who havesacrifice their lives in the hope that their country might be free. Manyflags have flown over Manila. Though Spain had held dominion from the

day Magellan first saw the islands twenty-seven years after Columbusdiscovered America, China, Holland, and England all have launch periodsof adventure with Manila as the central scene. But for Filipino leaders,their goal never changes. The taste of freedom is a heady wine thatultimately no human being can resist. America now planned to send itstroops into the Philippines to help against Spain. Originally, there waslittle thought of long occupation; our one desire was to help thoseseeking independence.

Bagongbayan Manila 1867

Author of Two Novels in a Heretic Semitism Expressionism if I am being

asked how well I'll be commented.Noli Mi TangereEl Filibus Teresmo

Deutch Speaking Dr Jose Rizal German Educated Teutonic ally

Allemand Independence Principality Influence of Education. German PrussianMind in the State of Parliamentary diets & equality. The insecurities ofSpain against Prussia as Great Spain have lost Her Gibraltar to Germanyand France - Holstein & Schleswig by Rhine eminent demise.


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Reina Christina of Denmark Norway Stalkholmes

Queen of Set

Doa Maria Christiana Velozo Rossos Caete, Grand Daughter of QueenVictoria of Spain & Britain.

My Great Grandmother Queen Royal Ena1 of Spain, First wife of kingAlfonzo XIII. Sister of Prince Anastacio of Windsor. Supposedly TheEdward VII King of England Abdicated for marrying a Filipina Cebuana.

Duchess of Battenberg Princess Eugenie Cousin of Queen Ena1 Secondwife of My Great Grandfather king Alfonzo XIII Don Alfonzo Caete ofRome. Their first born son was Alfonzo XIV knowned to be very sicklyand constantly hemophiliac.


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House of YorkSultanate of Jolo Zamboanga Peninsula Cotabato 1953 -1976

Eldest daughter of King Alfonzo XIII & Queen Ena1. Siorita Rosa

Velozo Rossos Caete. Queen Isabella II of Rome Denmark Scandinavia.Shes Addressed as Queen Ena Ingrid Of Denmark. Married Sultanate ofJolo King Christian X Youngest son The Earl of Armenia. Captain ofArmada Rajah Alimuddin deSultan Crowned Prince, Successor of CaptainAlexander Francis von Hapsburg.


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House of YorkSultanate of Jolo ZamboangaPeninsula Cotabato 1963-Present

Margrethe II Valdemarsdatter Schematic Genealogy Diagram Leading toKing Alfonzo XIII Salic Primogeniture Pragmatically by PhilippineDominium and license sovereignty; Princess Great grandfather and Statute

Sovereign. As crowned Queen of Denmark, Rome, Germany, Russia andFrance, And Britain by Queen Anne Absolute Wills and Crown Titles ofYork Windsor Lancaster Kent.

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Douglas MacArthur 1904 as freshman at WestPointmilitary Academy


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Reminiscences Page 24 pp5On April 24, 1898 war with Spain was declared. It was amomentous step. It meant that Americas policy of comparativeisolation was ended. This country had entered the arena of worldpolitics.

Spanish American war Battle in Manila bay


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General Arthur MacArthur

Reminiscences Page 25 pp2 3

On June 1, 1898, my father was appointed a Brigadier General ofVolunteers and Ordered to the Philippines. On July 31st, My fatherarrived in the Philippines. And was assigned to command theSecond Brigade of the 1st Division, then the fighting along the

Singalong Road, with its strong blockhouses, was severe. The city,however, shortly capitulated and a TREATY OF PEACE OF

SPAIN was negotiated

My father was at once promoted to be a major General ofVolunteers and assigned to the command of the 2nd Division of

the VIIIth Army Corps. Under the Terms of Treaty ofParis, Spain ceded the Philippines to UnitedStates, the United States agreeing in returnto pay 20-million dollars.


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The collapse Of Pax Britanica

King Edward VII, Alimuddin Israel in Alliance with France &Duke of Orleans against Spain 1898 - 1904/1910


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President McKinleyThe question of the possession of this distant land by our countrywas hotly debated. The Republican Administration underPresident McKinley favored expansion; the Democrats led byGrover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan were, for the mostpart, convinced that our previous policy of isolationism wouldbest secure America interests

Reminiscences Page 26 pp1

President McKinley appraised the situation as follows: The futureof the Philippines Islands is now in the hands of the Americanpeople, and the Paris Treaty commits the free and franchisedFilipinos to the guiding hand and the liberation influence, thegenerous sympathies, the uplifting agitation, not of theirAmerican masters, but of their American emancipators.


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Until congress shall direct otherwise, it will be the duty of theExecutive to posses and hold the Philippines giving to the peoplethere peace and order and beneficent government affordingthem every opportunity to prosecute their lawful pursuits, andencouraging them in thrift and industry; making them feel andknow that we are good friends not their enemies; that their goodis our aim, that theirs is our welfare; but that neither theiraspiration nor ours can be realized, until our authority isacknowledged and unquestioned; that the inhabitants of thePhilippines, will be benefited by this republic is my unshakenbelief; that they will have a kindlier government under ourguidance, and that they will be aided in every possible way to be

a self-respecting and self-governing people, is as true as that theAmerican people love liberty and have abiding faith in their owngovernment and in their institutions.


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Aguinaldo Political Fraud Grave Imposture and Aggression

Reminiscences Page 27 pp1- 3

February 5, 189 I cannot tell you how profound an impressionthis speech made upon me. Little did I dream, however, thatnearly fifty years later it was to guide my conduct in in theoccupation of a defeated enemys country.

The shock to the Filipinos was tremendous. Their goal was notthe future, but the present, not a period of tutelage, butimmediate independence Emilio Aguinaldo, having proclaimed

himself dictator, reacted immediately, " He AllegedlyIssued a Declaration of Independence of thisBeloved Country, and called for an assembly of the leadersto meet at Cavite Various congresses were convened withinsucceeding months to hammer out the terms of a modern

constitution. Aguinaldos own title was changed from that ofdictator to President of the Revolutionary Government of theFilipinos. The relationship between the Americans and Filipinosworsened, and on February 5, 1899, the situation exploded intowar.

Battle of Paceo 1899


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Singalong Bloody Fray

Reminiscences Page 27 pp 4 6

It was to be a bloody fray. The capital of the revolutionary

government had been moved to Malolos, and all Filipino citizensbetween ages of eighteen and thirty-five were made subject toimmediate conscription, It was estimated that the insurgentarmy around Manila numbered 40,000 while further north and inthe provinces it amounted to twice that number. They were,however somewhat lacking in arms, equipment, and militarydiscipline, but the bravery and courage of the Filipinos has neverbeen changed.

The American Commander, Major General Ewell Otis, ordered anadvance for the purposed of destroying the AguinaldoArmy. General MacArthur, in command of the 2nd Division, wasto deliver the main blow. Armed with a force that was less thanhalf the strength of the enemy and faced with a muddy andheavily wooded terrain that precluded the passage of vehicles,his battle and logistic problems was overwhelming. In addition,the Filipinos, with marked engineering skill, had organized and

entrenched behind a series of defense lines.


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KKK Emillio Aguinaldo

Reminiscences Page 28 pp2 3

Islas Nia Flilipinas Revolutionario Katipunero Kasamahan Heneralng Hugpong

January 2, 1900 Position after position was carried, town aftertown captured. Bewildered and outsmarted, brave anddetermined as they were, the insurgents were progressivelydestroyed as a coherent fighting force. In successive battles atCaloocan, Palo, Maralao, Bigaa, Ginginto, Malolos, Lac, SanFernando, and Dagupan they were defeated. In less than a yearAguinaldo had lost his army and was in hiding in the BontocHills.

As the campaign progressed, my father had been appointed aBrigadier General in the Regular Army on January 2,1900; amajor general on February 5, 1901; and, the departure ofGeneral Otis, assigned to the command of the army of thePhilippines as military governor of the Philippine Islands.


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Reminiscences Page 28 pp 4-5

The Filipinos have always been adept at applying guerilla tacticsagainst a superior enemy. They had shown their mettle innumerous revolts against the Spaniards. Their tenacity and

courage, applied against my father and Americans, was fortyyears to be used to good advantage of my fathers son and insupport of his Americansand even later, after Philippineindependence, by Communist dissidents against their ownnations armed forces.

My father felt that the guerilla movement could only be stoppedby the capture of Aguinaldo---the symbol of the resistance.Violent and repressive measures then in use against the Filipinoswould only, in his opinion, intensify the resistance and retardthe peaceful administration of the islands. As military governor

he put a stop to such action and intensified the search forAguinaldos hideout. The Opportunity comes when an


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intercepted letter revealed Aguinaldo to beat Palanan. GeneralMacArthur sent a small force, composed largely of MacabebeScouts, under General Frederick Funston to make the capture.

The Capture of Aquinaldo in His Palanan Hideout in Bontoc Hill


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General Frederick Funston, The captors of Aguinaldo comprisesof military officers, & Battalion of Makabebe Scouts.


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MSS Vicksburg 1901

REACTION:

The Filipinos want precisely what America can givethempersonal greed gratification to theextent of a sold - out soul,extreme sovereignty perjury and Falsifications in corrupt politicallymotivated conspiracy, sacrificed personal principles for an overnightpleasure and slaves forever has been a century of tradition ofpolitical crimes planting of moneywaves of social evils clothed

consular in crimes for personal hidden agenda passing beyond pacific.


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POW Aguinaldo Aboard MS Vicksburg


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Alimuddin Boniface

Disillusioned Kasamahang Katipunero

Litany over Aguinaldo Greedy Agenda & Deceptive Corruption

Andres Bonifacio Last Attestationbefore murdered.

Reminiscences Page 29 pp2 - 4

I surrendered to Lieutenant Miller, the first

American with whom I had ever come into personalcontact. Lieutenant Miller told me that could consider myselffree and could keep my revolver and mydagger. I handed Lieutenant Miller my dagger as apresent. This same dagger he sent back to me soon after I waselected President of the Commonwealth, thirty-five years later.


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I told Lieutenant Miller of the special mission which GeneralMascardo had confided to me. Lieutenant Miller said, Of coarseit is true that General Aguinaldo has been captured. He is now aprisoner of war. But he is living in Malacaang Palace where theMilitary Governor General Arthur MacArthur lives, and where heis treated with the utmost courtesy and consideration. I willinform Manila of your mission at once, and perhaps they will letyou see Aguinaldo with your own eyes.

General Marcus Miller of US Volunteers 1898


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On the afternoon the following day, a small launch carried mefrom Mariveles to Manila and I was conducted directly toMalacaang Palace---the holy place from which SpanishGovernors General had ruled the Philippines, and which I hadnever seen before. I was ushered in to the office of GeneralArthur MacArthur. Fred Fisher, who in after years become amember of the Supreme Court of the Philippines, acted asinterpreter.

General Mascardo Documented in Hongkong

He told General MacArthur in English what I had said in Spanish,

namely that I was instructed by General Mascardo to find out ifGeneral Aguinaldo had been captured.

The American General, who stood erect and towered over myhead, raised his hand without a word and pointing to the roomacross the hall made a motion for me to go in there. Tremblingwith emotion, I slowly walked through the hall toward the room,hoping against hope that I would find no one inside. At the doortwo American soldiers in uniform, with gloves and bayonets,stood on guard as I entered the room.

I saw General Aguinaldo---the man whom I had considered asthe personification of my own beloved country, the man whom Ihad seen at the height of his glory surrounded by generaland soldiers. Statesmen and politicians, the rich and the poor,respected and honored by all. I now saw the same man alone inthe room, a prisoner of war! It is impossible for me to describewhat I felt, but as I write these lines, forty-two years later, myheart throbs as it did then. I felt that the whole world had

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The Katipunero Litany

I took me sometime before I could collect myself, but finally Iwas able to say in Tagalog,

I have been sent by General Mascardo to receive yourinstruction whether he should continue fighting or surrender.

General Aguinaldo replied; I have taken the oathof allegiance to the United States and I

have no right to advice you to go onfighting.


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Reminiscences Page 30 pp2-3

That settled it. Mascardo and the others laid down their arms.General MacArthur proclaimed an amnesty and abounty of 30pesos for weapons turned in, and theresistance movement was at an end.

Queen Mary von Teck of Great Britain WW1 Coin Collection inMemoir of Andress Bonifacio Flight and Fate.

With the cessation of hostilities, the U.S. Was faced with notonly the rehabilitation of the war-torn country, but itspreparation for future independence. My father felt freedom

loving people---sovereignty with special friend-ship binding ourcountry with theirs. The greatest difficulty would be to convertthe hatreds engendered by the war into mutual respect andgoodwill.

General Arthur MacArthur speaking of the purposed of theAmerican occupation in the Philippines.


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Reminiscences Page 30 pp3 - 4

The grand central idea of our presence in the Philippines is thefact that we are carrying to that people those imperishable ideaswhich have slowly evolved through many centuries of humanaspirations. The one is the hope for a degree of personal liberty,and the other is for immortality. The first has slowly evolved andemerged from the strife of centuries and has found its full

development in the United States. The idea of personal libertyallows a citizen to do within just limits whatever tends to hisown happiness. That idea we are planting in theorient. Whatever the American flag goes that idea goes. Thefruition of that idea in the Philippines is merely a matter ofevolution; and to my mind, a brief one. The Filipinos wantprecisely what we can give them. People ask us what we aregoing to accomplish in a money way. The planting of liberty----not money---is what we seek. The human race has propagated itshigher ideals in a succession of waves, and now its waves are

passing beyond the Pacific.

Almost overnight the hatred disappeared, and as equals thenatives joined in a program to lay the firm foundations for civiladministration and economic development. These foundationsmight roughly be classified as education, law, defense, andprosperity.


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Reminiscences Page 31 pp 2 3 4

In law, the old medieval and antiquated code, with itstotalitarian injustice and cruelty, was replaced by civilprocedure which is still the basis of present day Philippinejurisprudence. It established for the first time the writ of habeascorpus. Civil court were created, including a supreme courtconsisting of nine judges, six of whom were Filipino jurist and

three American officers, From its earliest conception nojurisdiction system in the world has function with more justiceand dignity.

In defense, the policy, regarding as very doubtful at the time, oftraining the Filipinos in the art of wars that ultimately his ownshores would be protected by his own troops, was adopted. Thefoundation was laid in the Macabebe Scouts whom General

MacArthur had employed so successfully in the insurrection. Theprogram was broadened and extended to the Philippine Scout ofthe American Army who so distinguished themselves by their ownbravery and devotion during the Japanese Invasion.

To promote prosperity, a gold standard was adopted, a publicroad policy inaugurated. Harbors and ports improved, a civilservice planned, a bureau of health organized, national

industries encourage, tariff restrictions modified, and localgovernment started through elections

With the satisfactory accomplishment of these diversifiedefforts, the logical time for transfer from a military to a civilgovernment arrived, and my father sailed for home on July 4,1901


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My Narration

When King AlfonzoXIII was disposed from the throne of Spain.King Leopold was outsmarted through Em's Dispatch by TheChancellor of Germany Otto von Bismarck.

King Wilhelm was crowned in the hall of mirrors in Versailles

as His daughter's primogeniture by pragmatic rule and BecomeEmperor Wilhelm 1 Unifying Germany.

King AlfonzoXIII finally Ceded Manila to USA, EmperorWilhelm1 daughter Queen Anne Sophie, married The MexicanVisRoi of Hellenes in alliance to United Kingdom of Great

Britain, King EdwardVII a closed ally of USA , by 1904 thePhilippines Dominion of USA was a hot pot to Japan.

America in support to Philippine Guerilla Conspiracy against Spainends up menace of a treacherous relationship mother of disgraceand anarchism in sovereignty fornifications.

Germany just won over the seven weeks bottle of Holstein &Schleswig of which Scandinavia now under Germany incorporationof Duchess.

The Collapsed and precipitated Hapsburg King, Triggered rivalryof United Kingdom of Great Britain in Ally to United States ofAmerica against Germany who hold dominium of Sultanate of JoloUnconquered Silver Kris of Rajah Alimuddin deGlucksborg againsthis cousin Saturday Israel of America.


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Islas Nia Filipinas Sovereignty Accountability

The Cadiz Rule, Statute Will to bottle by United States of Americalost their war by death march against The Showa of Imperial Japan inBataan. The Thousand Islands of Islas Nia Filipinas was divided in toTwo of Which Luzon is now occupied by Japan. But The Visayas and

Mindanao of York Romanov were in stalemate, Romanov losing bottle inRussia is yet to be subject to any constitutional settlement. But TheBates Treaty was advance to set up by The Mexican Vis Roi PeresdeOldenburg through Carpenter a fellow American Comrade.

Brig. General John C. Bates


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The Datu Community of Maguindanao Jolo and Lanao continuouslymaneuvered against The Showa, Muslim cannot just accept Buddhismrule. The Showa was Germany Count of Deutch first in the rawamong strong absolute Monarch established stable Nazism of Hitler.

Thomas Carringer is an absolute Deed and Will of State ofScandinavia. Belongs also in support to Hitler Political advantage. Itwas the absolute Will that abdicated The Duke of Windsor, From

Fornificated throne of Britain. Causing State of Britain Abjured fromher Absolute power, under the Vis Roi of Rome and USA in guilepuppetry.

The greatest problem of Scandinavia on that moment was The State of

Scandinavia entirely depends its entire economy sustenance, includingRoyal family Allowance and annuities to Bundestag and Bundesrat ofPrussia. Thomas Carringer was next to nothing but a lame duckabsolute Will!


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My Grandfather King Frederick IX the Captain of Armada was abest friend of The Nazi Waffen, October 1944 the Fraternity of

Allied Forces was born. The Queen of Rome wife of King FrederickIX of Denmark has Issued Free passport to all Jewish Catholic inItaly with Baptismal certificate, the smuggling of Jews begun. TheQueen of Rome Cannot disclosed this to The Pope neither the Popeknew it nor in suspicious. The Smuggled Jews was brought toDenmark Industrial Compound makers of Cauldrons of The Waffen.


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MSS Hollandia

The Duke of Windsor and General MacArthur together with King

Wilhelm II who posted as Lord of Mecklenburg and Schwerin, whoJust fled in Holland, with the support of their uncle King Christian XOf Denmark was determined to fight back The Showa and liberateIslas Nia Filipinas. Topple down infamous Showa death March thatdoom the Americans. On that time, Currently Japans POW locks in

to near death or annihilation.


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The news has covered The Duke of Windsor and Aunt Wallis Kissing

the Hand of Hitler, while negotiating sheets of Cauldrons plate forDenmark. This has been transformed in to a twin Roll on Roll offlooking like Nazi U-boat, Used to Landing in Gulf Leyte.

The Showa was defeated January of 1945 surrender his dictators to

USA Vis Roi Sovereignty. The Fourth Reich Allied Forces hasstage its triumph on Ve- day in Norway and Claimed its OverlordSuzerainty in The Landing in Normandy France D-Day.

End of Three years imprisonment by Japanese, General MacArthurReunion with General Jonathan Wainwright.


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The fall of Republic Constitution of Islas Nia Filipinas 1945 AD toSultanate of Jolo Bates Treaty of Pax Americana till 1971.

He Ceded Philippine Islands 1971 to Frankland Denmark Britain andGermany Edict of Nantes II.

The Statute King of Denmark Captain Guard Masaiche, Second Son ofKing Christian X Sr., Dr Ciriaco Roxas Imprisoned Held Captive forthree years with Wainwright in Okinawa, while the rest of The B12Company Air Squadron was Sentence to Deathand Annihilation. Tenother had survived.

Dr Horacio Ciriaco Roxas, Enriqueto the family. Akongto hisAmerican Yankee & Filipinos, Knowned as King Knud of DenmarkDuke of Orleans 1953 1972 He served as Japan Ambassador toUSA and Europa.

1945 1953 He was A New York Yankee Celebrity Pitcher

replacing his Brother Baberuth.Year 1975 on 5th of June; to the surprise of my grandfather ClemensdeOldenburg. Showas gift to my name was The Showa AbsoluteInfamous Robert Carringer Will and Crown, granting me as his nextascendant for his Imperial States of Formosa, despite of his currentforeignpolicies and Japansstiff ascendancy law.


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Thomas Carringer of York can never be a lame duck Will anymore, ISwear to that from the bottom of My Heart in The honor of The

Devine Providence and to all grand fathers as the recipient of TheWill. Pledges Millennium of World Peace. For A Real NoblePhilippines as legitimate rights has been dogmaticallyconstitutionally affirmed, through a democratic process by series ofcourt proceedings, bureaucracies by International Government, for thesake of this country imminence of better change! .

I dont want to think, the way myroyal grand fathers plantednegative impressions about Filipinos of century of dirty politics andshortcomings. That plunges this nation into severe poverty out of itsdirty politics treachery of an illegal republic, against this nationslegitimate sovereignty, This is my adopted country; Time change as

our view point integrity and principality broadened; in terms oflegalities for lawful governance and the divinity sanctity of a truthful

government in areal democracy.

Filipino people deserved chances to prove their worth to the whole

world. If Filipinos has deluged their selves to corrupt lapses twotimes of treasonous and treachery in the side of this country

sovereign Independencethen this is their third and final chance.And I am the last sovereign to put all at end and fate of this countryand people to a doomed civilization.

I am a Filipina and this country was my birthplace. In a realdemocracy, being a minority of this country is as equal inviolable inright, equal in liberty, equal to parliament my tiniest voice in prayerabout my faithful fraternity to my country is as equal as the79milliom Filipinos and 400millions Europeans out there against evilcorrupt Aggravaders. By birth I am a Filipino; by blood Jos


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Sanguines I am by all means a European! By nobility Jos gladii I ama Sovereign of my ancestors Absolute Wills legally officiated.

For me Independence is a matter of finding the right and legal thoughhardiest path of life. Independence by legitimacy in sovereignty thatrespects the Devine providence law in ways and means is the greatestdemocracy of them all... is a freedom of a real democracy fromoppression and autocracy.

Peace PourTouJours!In good faith!

HM Margrethe II ValdemarsdatterCrowned Queen Royal of Denmark and France since 1963/19827th Reich of Deutch Hapsburg, Scandinavia& of Frankland


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My Epilogue 1968 ADI happened to be in reunion with the Showa four times of my life,

First when I was just about three in one of the mountains of Japan,Together with other Japanese & European Cousins, I was theyoungest among his Wushu students; He used to line us according toour age I was at their tail the last person & the last person atthe end of the line...At least I happened not to stub their back withmy barrowed sword . I was in the company of Duke of Windsor.

Second was; I was with the company of the last Emperor of China inhis Imperial palace I was six, calling him Lolo Hirohito, He said thatHirohito was a bad name, And that He had a saint Name of which Ishould call him by that name, Captain Saint Clarence Deux AlimuddindeSultan

Third, when I was first feeling teenager and a lady at nine at Homeat Homestead, His lecture on his Foreign Policy and only malesstiffening ascendancy.Fourth, 1974 when I was really feeling teen ager at ten, I wasstrumming my Spanish guitar flocking notes under my favorite Mangotree singingLove is stronger far than we...I didnt know he was inthe street staring at Me...From his regular visit to Grand Mary vonTeck house till He laugh roar about my song... Then He lookedseriousabsorbing lyrics of my songThen his gone... I said tomyself...Oldies are so hard to understand

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