Killing these Priests was a HUGE MISTAKE for Spain #shorts

This is the GOMBURZA, accused to be the leader of the Cavite Mutiny in 1872. The GOMBURZA is the combination of the surnames of three Filipino Catholic priests: Mariano Gomez, Jose Burgos, and Jacinto Zamora. The GOMBURZA were accused of leading the mutiny and were executed by the garrote. The deaths of the GOMBURZA would serve as a catalyst for nationalism, eventually leading up to the Philippine revolution in 1896.

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[louiepatrickaguilos]

More than a hundred and fifty years later, there are still people in the Philippines who fight for equal treatment, decent pay, safe working environment and discrimination.

[johnclement]

Fear can be a powerful weapon, but it can also be used against you.

[kingcyclops]

There’s a point where you’re so tired of being afraid that you get angry. Ruling with fear can only get you so far.

[jaybird]

For everyone wondering: the garrote is a form of torture and execution in which the victim’s neck is placed in an iron collar, which is attached to a post anchored in the ground. A lever slowly tightens a screw, which tightens the collar until asphyxiation occurs.

[anniesmiles]

I remembered back in elementary school, I've always wondered why they executed the priest without evidence. I felt such sadness and anger for them because if I'm not mistaken one of the priest cried when they heard they were about the be executed, while the other one went mad.

[Klausend]

The fact that my filipino history teacher said how they died calmly was insane

[martinfreemon]

They thought they were making examples. Instead, they made martyrs.

Nobody remembers the names of those who killed them, or even the general that ordered their executions, but to this day, the names of Gomburza are still being taught to school children all around the Philippines.

[TTT-suri]

God Bless the Philippines and their fight for freedom, love from Jamaica 🇯🇲

[infernity]

Jose Rizal as a kid was there as the execution was held and it inspired him to also fight not with swords and guns but parchments and quills.
Edit: my bad for not doing more research

[Flex.o]

I work with Philippinos, extremely nice and respectful people. But they will always stand up if they see something wrong or god forbid offend them or disrespect them

[CG--jlcz]

Southeast asians when they get tortured : "okay"
Southeastern asian when one of them died :"SO YOU HAVE CHOSEN DEATH"

[Angie-Magi-ATIN-Army]

Garrote is worse than Guillotine. Guillotine is quick while Garrote is a torture. Our dark history still gives me chills.

[spooky_lxix]

I love how every Spanish empire decision in making someone silence always ended up backfiring

[maritessblanco]

In essence these three priests were the true heroes in the eyes of God and the Filipinos. I remembered vividly about my teacher when I was in grade school, was very adamant about the history of the “Gomburza” very tragic and heartbreaking!

[krisardani]

They expect fear, but what they got is anger

[Yokes]

As an Indian whose ancestors fought against British colonialism, I can only give my respects to Phillipines

[chanhoonbb]

respect for the ppls from phillipipine, u guys r descendants of brave men

[raymondabuyan]

IN TAGALOG IT IS "Tatlong paring martir"

[dienub]

Much worse, there were no solid evidence to say that the GomBurZas were the leaders of the mutiny.

*Well atleast they used the death of the Gomburzas as an advantage to expand their nationalism and fight for their freedon

[theflyingwhale]

Philipines, Malaysia, Camboja, Thailand, Indonesia and pretty much every country in ASEAN have badass independence stories.