subay with kamagong

Extremly durable wood native in the Philippines a kamagong is. Typically referred to as scrima sticks, these impact weapons have a distinct history in Filipino culture. Due to the Spanish imposition of martial law in the Philippines, escrima sticks surfaced as a primary weapon. Martial training along with folk performance symbolically used sticks as swords for various events and activities. It identifies a native as a fearless freedom fighter.

The grip and scabbard of kampilan are handcrafted kamagong hardwood with leather wrapping. Kampilan is considered a national weapon of the Moros of Sulu & Mindanao, the kampilan is a heavy dual-pointed sword with a rich history in the Philippines. Kampilans were widely used as head-hunting swords on enemies in the southern Philippines. It was a kampilan that struck down explorer Ferdinand Magellan (la Conquestadores puta) on his conquest for riches. Possesion of kampilans is punishable by death with out trial during the Spanish martial law.

Ant, in hiligaynon (local dialect of Northern Negros a province in Central Philippines) is called subay. A creature considered tiny and a nuisance or a pest. However this mentality is due to the arrogance and ignorance of man. Ant can build an army of 30,000 in one day, can carry load 10 times bigger and heavier than his body, they have no known deases, no known miscommunication problem, they know there responsiblities and role, no power grabing, till death they are satisfied of there being, regarded as the most cooperative society, they savor there hard work on the rainy season, they work hard and play harder because there job is there game. Now, how can a homo sapiens claim to be human beings?

A subay with kamagong will change the future of the Filipino people. When the time comes that God allows subay to rise out from his chamber, may God Himself have mercy on the race of man.