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Who is the traitor Emilio Aguinaldo or Andres Bonifacio?
Who's got blood on their hands
Emilio Aguinaldo was he a traitor or a hero?
Emilio Aguinaldo is a traitor and a villain! He usurped the authority of the Supremo Andres Bonifacio citing that Bonifacio has no education! Bonifacio was the founder of the KKK and who begun the Philippine Revolution against Spain! After an election, Bonifacio was name Director of the Interior but still protested by Tirona due to his lack of education! After that, Bonifacio became angry and declared that the election was void and left to form his own government. Aguinaldo ordered his men to hunt him and they succeeded to kill the man who was the originator of the Philippine Revolution! With this hideous act by Aguinaldo, can you consider him a hero? For me he is a villain and a traitor!
Emilio Aguinaldo a hero or a Traitor?
Traitor. He pledged allegiance to the Americans & to the Japanese during their occupation. Is that a hero? Did Rizal, Bonifacio, Antonio Luna & Gregorio del Pilar and others do that?
Was Richard Montgomery a traitor?
yes, he was a traitor, he went a long with Benedict Arnold who was a traitor
Is William Franklin a traitor?
Yes he was a traitor, he fought against the colonies for the British
Was Jonas a traitor?
Yes.
Who was George Washington's traitor?
yes
Was Benjamin Franklin a traitor?
Yes to the British crown
Is there a Claire's in Philippines?
yes, in Bonifacio high street. near ihop...
Why was Charles 1 a traitor?
Charles was a Martyr because he died for his beliefs; King's should make the rules, not Parliament!!
What has the author Bonifacio Calvo written?
Bonifacio Calvo has written: 'The poems of Bonifacio Calvo'
Was aguinaldo justified in having bonifacio executed?
Not everyone will agree. If you believe Bonifacio's actions were tresonous, yes his execution was justified. If you believe his actions were not treasonous, then his execution was not justified.
