>the american OSS trained ho chi minh to destabilize the facist

>>2587322
The Philippines remained solidly loyal to the US until their edgelord president took over.

>>2587336

that guy has some serious insecurity issues

>>2587336
Philippines are basically a souped up hawaii with more child prostitution.

If you want the real red pill you know the CIA funded castro who pretended to not be a communist, then when he got in power castro said "sike".
Then the cia spent years and years trying to kill castro using the mafia and hot women, but the mafia failed, and the women had sex with him.

>>2587336
Didn't the Peenoise rebel against the Americans and overthrew them?

>>2587348

no

they did not

foreigners shockingly know little about world history

>>2587342

there are a lot of social ills they possess that Hawaii lacks

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>>2587343
That's a bluepill.
Wanna know a real redpill?
Castro was never a communist but a spanish cryptojew and hes the father of justin trudeau.

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>>2587348
No, they parted in amiable terms. The Americans were one of the first colonial powers in Asia to part with mutual understanding with their colony, the Philippines.

The Ameriniggers ran a successful version of the Vietnam War in the Philippines, with local Military Advisers destroying the main commie rebellion. Back when it still had a functional military, Philippines itself tagged along in many of America's anti-commie wars like in Korea and Vietnam.