I have a personal encounter with the portal stuff, but first let me tell you the fact first which is backed up with written proof of evidence and I've started with actual facts and specifics, the first half ...
You can skip the first half to read my story.
Gil Perez was a Spanish soldier and palace guard of the Palacio del Gobernador (Governor’s Palace) in Manila, Philippines. Gil Perez was just a regular soldier until the morning of October 24, 1593. That day, Perez was on guard duty at the palace when something rather strange happened, Lack of sleep and a warm day caused Perez to become tired and he decided to take a short nap while leaning against the palace wall. When he reopened his eyes, Perez was surprised to find himself in an unknown location. As he was still wearing the uniform of the guards of Palacio Del Gobernador, odd clothing for the new location, people began to approach him and wanted to learn who he was and what he was doing there. Perez admitted that while he was aware that he was no longer in the Philippines, he had no idea where he was now or how he had managed to get there. When it was explained to him by Mexican officials that he was in Mexico City, Perez refused to believe it saying he had received his orders on the morning of October 23rd in Manila and that it was impossible for him to be in Mexico City on the evening of the 24th. Perez was brought before the Holy Tribunal of the Inquisition where they questioned the soldier extensively. He apparently told authorities that he had travelled from Manila to Mexico “in less time than it takes a cock to crow.” Under questioning, Perez repeated his story with his testimony taken down by a Friar Gaspar de San Augustin.
He also told the fact that The governor of the Philippines had been assassinated by Chinese rowers while attempting to besiege Ternate, Cavity, with a fleet of galleys. Wishing to show a gesture of good will, Dasmarinas did not chain them to the oars, as was customary at the time, and allowed them to carry weapons with them. Three days after Dasmarinas left Manila, the Chinese killed him and most of his men while they slept and stole his galley. and the story reached mexico weeks later as NEWS.
Now this is where my story starts..
I am a foreign student here in manila and love research and i dig deep into anything i think its worth while,
At my summerbreak last semester i was with my friends in a deserted park eating local home made candy bar which is made of real fruit, and i asked the name of the fruit out of curiosity. And the moment i started to google the name my i read more and more i did not understand.. the fruit name is guyabano a local name which is a mexican and south american species. which gave me goosebums.
And the end of 2015 i was on my way to the immigration office in order to renewal my student visa and me and my friend got lost on our way back. As we decided to hop in a local transport instead of taxi to save some bucks and guess what: we lost and we ended up near a busy highway, then we decided to have lunch somewhere so we started to cross the highway on a pedestrian fly over above the road as i was getting through ive noticed the slums of manila and a near by old building which caught my eye.
i told my friend "lets snap some pics of the other side of manila" as i joke and i finally went close enough to that building and that was a shock of my life.. there was a old taxi car stuck - half hanging from the upper part of the old building. everything appeared natural and i dint see anyone hanging around the building. now when i instantly looked in to my phone for that car that was common taxi type used in central america and mexico and my actual shock was that was the same paint uniform the mexican taxi follow.
and there are tones more stories like this with solid evidences which i see on a daily bases.
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