We live in Manila and a month after Pinatubo erupted we met a young 16 year old girl wandering the streets of Manila with two kids with her, her kid sisters. She approached our car, I was driving with my sister , and she asked us to help her find her relatives. We asked her where they live, and she don't know where. My sister took them in the car and she told us their story. It was heartbreaking. They were rich and living in their large farm. Their farm and everything got totally buried in lahar. With this devastation, her father couldn't take it and he died, her mother, can't take the loss of her father also died. Leaving her and her two kid sisters. She was recruited to work in manila by a stranger, but she was taken in a prostitution house where she escaped.. Luckily she found us. We kept them as househelps, we supported her to finish her college. And now she working in a bank and can now take care of her sisters .. They are still with us
❤️❤️❤️ indeed the disaster can bring out the beauty in humans. That's a very heart warming story. I hope you will be blessed with a long and happy life.
Was driving a damn school bus during the evacuation....I commend all locals for standing in the ash-rain throwing water on our windshields to help make them clear!
hi i wish to thank you for uploading this i have now seen my dad in action during the historical eruption. i truly appreciate what you've done. god bless
hey johnny long you're full of shit cause everyone was in a building and then just went out in cars like a funeral procession so get the fuck out of the conversation or bring the general in to back you up.
I lived on Clark when I was 4. My dad was a Staff Sargeant. The one thing I remember was the rumblings and shakings from the earthquakes. This was way back in 1969. As a kid it was fun. I never thought it would cause such devastation. And I never dreamed they would close the entire base. Sad.
My mother was in this, she lived in mabalacat and she worked as a house girl. Since her family wasn't that rich, when Pinatubo blew up her and her family evacuated to covering their selves with boxes. Since my mom was already 21, she gave her box to a little girl on the street. My family lasted on a bag of rice and 2 cans of sardines for two days. And when she went back to our house, every thing was gone from the lahar and ash. But we rebuilt it after a while
@@EdwardJrMay agreed to you even me I didn't experience the eruption of mount Pinatubo I just totally experience of earthquakes here in Mindanao I'm scared not on earthquakes but maybe our volcanoes here will be active with so many earthquakes
I just turned 8 years old when this happened. I still remember when my mom was washing our clothes that night. But she complained that the clothes she's hanging in the clothes line aren't getting cleaner. They are getting dirtier!! Upon closer inspection, it was lahar falling from the sky. We live in Manila and Pinatubo was about 60 miles away! Dirt traveled that far because of the mix of the winds and rain from the storm and the explosion
Thank you for uploading the videos. Today is the 21st anniversary of the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo. I am a Kapampangan who personally witnessed the tragedy. I was 8 years old at that time. I saw that huge cloud of dust and debris, experienced those earthquakes, our roof collapsed because of of the ash piled on top of our houses. We thought we would die because our apartment got caught on fire and there was a typhoon at the same time. God saved me and my family. It's really unforgettable.
my dad did plenty of work just to make sure everyone who were going to be affected be out of harms way when the eruption occured. get your facts straight friend first before bringing my dad into your comments. he did plenty for the country as a human being than anyone could have done.
"I always eat popcorn at this part of the movie." You know you are in some serious shit when a scientist is making popcorn and says that. If I heard that and the instruments got knocked out, I would have lost it.
Its only this time, that I cross upon this documentary of Mt. Pinatubo's Eruption on June 15, I forgot the year.. But! What I can't forget is... during this day.. this hours... MY MOTHER WAS IN A COMATOSE state after having a High Blood Stroke. Not 50-50, but in 99-100... only the machines are keeping her last moments alive! It was almost, 3 pm, when I couldnt bare to see her like this... I went out of the ICU room where she was taken and went outside of the hospital to breath some air, but.... when I was outside, at almost 3 pm in the afternoon... something strange is happening... the entire sorroundings began to darken.. Fast.. really fast... as if, it was 7 pm already! Night time! I look at my watch, its still 3 pm or more .. spooky! After sometime.. I went to the ICU again.. My Mom... every sister n Brother n my Dad was there... the doctor, frankly, told us the truth... there is nothing that they can do to keep our Mom alive.... Its up to us... sign n pull the plug or let my Mom... Clinically Dead n suffer, extending financial sufferings to to us! Its a very hard decision ... I ... I ... I... Kiss her, touch her for the last time.. We all did.... As Mt Pinatubo xplodes.... and let her ashes be felt all around the Globe... my Dear Mom... I saw her tears as we whispered unto her ears... I Love You Mama! Always Love You! ...... see you .... As hours past, everything is nighttime.. even its just 5:00 pm.. The funny thing is...... When the morgue arrive in our House, where all of us our waiting.. Its almost 12 Midnight, our House, our Neighbors house are all lighted up.. Her body arrived.. It was raining ass falls! everywher u look, its covered with ass falls from Pinatubo!!! If someone had videod it, it was creepy! All those men who carried her casket into our house was covered with ass falls! Tears n cry can be heard everywhere .. so.... solemnn..... Pinatubo's eruption didnt stop Loving people to come into out Home to see Her for the last time ... It was heart melming... She was Loved by everyone who knew her.. The entire week was so full of emotions upto her burial at Manila Memorial park, that she had planned when we were still young .. a Memorial Plan to remember ..
It was a blessing to have been able to vacate the base, the Islands and return home to CONUS. The locals who had no other home but at the base of the volcano, were a people with so much grief and destruction to survive.
My dad was up and around Pinatubo when he was in the Navy. He watched the news and he'd always talk about seeing streets in Olongapo that he knew by heart all covered in ash. He often wondered aloud if some of the locals he knew survived the event.
I came here after Mt. Taal’s eruption. I think Mt. Pinatubo is still an active volcano after its massive eruption in 1991. Plsss sleep forever Mt. Pinatubo and I hope your little brother Mt. Taal will stop its eruption as soon as possible. Mt. Mayon and all other volcanoes are all still asleep and hoping will never wake up again. 🙏🏻❤️
Taal is not a small volcano. It’s a caldera from a previous super volcano. And it’s at the junction of 3 faults. If it blows it will make pinatubo look like a fart.
It was an incredible time being there after a majority of Air Force troops were removed....I guess working Town Patrol really stunk...but still an incredible experience to survive the damage Clark AB took...
James Baxley Looking for my biological father. My mother and father met each other in 1987 and I was born in 1988. He was there during that time either between 1986-1988. My mom name was Josephine. My father name is either dale or gary dale...
woah so it was real..my parents told me that day turned into night at that time of erruption..we are from bulacan..and they said it was dark as night..
I was 12 and we lived in 15 miles from the mountain. We endured the eruption in our home outside Carmenville. My Dad was in the States on business leaving my mom and 6 kids to endure this crazy disaster. Anyone who was there will remember "Black Sunday". It rained and poured ash and rock forever and we huddled together in my parents bed through countless earthquakes wondering when the roof would collapse on us all. Pretty much the most memorable event in my life!
Jeff Claeson I was too young to remember and I lived in the Visayas region. But in every history book in elementary, Pinatubo was always there. I’m watching this documentary now cause Mt Taal, close to Pinatubo is giving off smoke, close to erupting.
hey watch it, thats my dad you're talking about, if they were not laughing they were happy to have worked so hard and to have witnessed such a historic event, they did so many things before, during, and after the eruption. they were happy as scientists. even the americans were happy to be part of this. you have to get your facts straight before reacting like that.
God is always in control, things happens for reason! Philippines and my felliw Pilipinos will rise again with the assistance of our fellow Asian Countries
i was nine when this happened. we were in the philippines visiting my grandparents and then it started raining ash! there was a resort we used to go to close to pinatubo and it's gone now.
"Biblical..." that's how the scientist described it. it must be awesome and scary to be there. it rained stones and pebbles... 6:33 onwards, made me cry.
it’s not just raining ash.. it’s ash, sand and big ass boulder of rocks!! the biggest one i saw is atleast 5 feet tall of boulder rock and was spitted as far away as angeles city!
June 14, 1991, the day before the largest Pinatubo eruption was the date of the "U. S. Flag Day", where U.S. Veterans are encouraged to honor the U.S. Flag by burning the worn out and unserviceable U.S. Flag on this date.
I would like to start a conversation over what a major eruprion is, and what kinds people can handle in what parts of the country, and what they cannot. If 1400 deaths was the best this volcano can do, I'm not feeling too bad about what Yellowstone can do. This was the worst eruption since Krakatoa in a populated area, and the people came through shining, so hope for teamwork.
Pin was probably 30x stronger than Helens. Also, Vesuvius was so weak. Pin was so much stronger and that wasn't even a super volcano. Toba is the biggest followed by Yellowstone but those two were thousands of times bigger than the modern day volcano eruptions.
We were part of the evacuation, refugees stuck in hell. We have tons of video footage with this same info. We also have our footage straight from the eruptions. We were stuck in San Miguel. Then moved to Subic Bay. On to Cebu. Somehow made it to Guam. Finally stateside after days and days of moving around by bus, ship, plane, cars .....
LeBranda Schell i dont mean to be a nonsense but I’m doing a science project on Pinatubo and would appreciate if you upload that to TH-cam ( you don’t need to if you can’t it’s ok)
Four concrete block walls would have been no protection for a pyroclastic flow, had they been hit by one. The extreme temperatures would've killed them even if the building hadn't been flattened. If "only" the roof came off they would've died immediately.
they wer laughing at a joke in a con in san francisco,was 6 months after the eruption, they did not belittle the experience of the filipinos who were affected, they were laughing together after surviving a horrendous experience together,
Hello Lastog561,Did u visit back Clark air force base? I never been to Clark but just drive by going to Subic bay i have been going to Subic a few times with my relatives/family my last vacation to the pi was 2009...
I believe that the joke at 2 minutes into the video about "popcorn at this part of the movie", was not very appropriate. There is too close of a connection between the popping of popcorn and the popping of penatubo at the same time, and the actual situation was not a phony movie with phony actors with phony suffering but it was many real people with great real suffering.
i was in manila when mount pinatubo erupted. i am only 1 yr. old at that time. my mother use to talk me about that until now i am 18 what happened in manila even it is far from clark airfield. because the ashes can be seen there. hehehe now i am here at zamboanga living and i love to go to basilan they say that thre are to many terorist there. they were wrong!!
Jannib Andelo Bayutas , what? I don’t think you understand, I was just saying I had been through a volcano, and reporters/media make things seem 10 times worse than they really are for the ratings. I know that was terrible devastation in the Philippines as there was in Washington state even Idaho and parts of Oregon. Not saying volcanoes aren’t a terrible experience to live through, but it’s not as bad as what the media tries to tell you it is. It’s not the end of the world, unless you’re one of the few that did not evacuate in time. You’re always going to have that
Usa did not defend marcos.. politicians , usa coa are traitor to marcos regine.. Marcos is Gods chosen, but American fail.. divine wealth of God entrusted to marcos to help usa philippine and all humanity but usa Bankers Are blinded with money God was angry to all the sinners and time to leave in land of ophir
Comments here is pretty consistent on the word “eruption” …it’s explosion folks just like the TITLE of this video…let’s stick to the right word to lead us nothing but the truth that it wasn’t a natural phenomenon that took place at that time but rather it was US retaliation of explosion due to their separation of military forces from the Philippines at that time..keep in mind PH did no longer want US to be part of their alliance with their military clark air base forces
Where is your proof? Do you know Geology and Science or the history of Pinatubo? Pinatubo erupted with the same amount of force or greater force *before* the 1991 eruption. The eruption 35000 years ago was the largest. The eruptions had intervals of 400 - 1000 years. The last VEI6 eruption before the 1991 eruption occured in ~1400. So do you really think all the other eruption were "man made"?
@@joylitz2477 do you know the process of identifying eruptions in the past? Do you know carbon dating, radio carbon and dendrochronology, and how large eruptions leave marks, deposits and remains on the area around it?
Veterans Day 11-11 is associated with the 11 years and one month between the major eruptions of Mt St Helens and Mt Pinatubo ( whose first major eruption was one day after the US Flag Day, on 6-15-1991 ). Mt Pinatubo ( a big gun volcano ) did a perfect matching of COLORS, as its ash was almost exactly the same gray color of the airforce warplanes and naval warships of the two US military bases that it closed. The continental USA has the highest concentration of the most dangerous volcanos(guns).
Even tho this comment is 10 years old fuck it. This is the most ignorant comment on Earth. Veterans day was created in 1918 with the end of ww1. Germany surrendered on the 11th month 11th day 11th hour. To say that it was created because of the time between two volcanic eruptions (although devastating) is idiotic. Read history more often. And yea the USA does have the most guns, it's called the 2nd amendment
Lastog can u film a video of taal volcano erupting thats the second most destructive volcano on Philippines bcuz it has flooding it buried the town of san Nicolas with ash and rock the cemented you on taals side become a large Boulder which getting me more scared bcuz when we are gonna go to Cavite a large steam and ash cloud so large the it covered the sky it so large but not as large as pinatubo but it's so large I got scared becuz a loud bang!!💥💥💥💥 wrattled our ears
Then a large serious of earthquake scared us too many volcanoes here in Philippines is threatening us such as mayor.taal.pinatubo.timpoong.kanlaon.makiling.hibokhibok.smith.cagua.laguna super volcano not sure.and many more
The volcano 1991 erupting 3-91 and/or 4-91, relates by the alphabet letter number count to the letters CIA and DIA. This count is associated also with the 1993 Independence Day Movie alien count down, and the Top to Bottom falling WTC & movie buildings.
We live in Manila and a month after Pinatubo erupted we met a young 16 year old girl wandering the streets of Manila with two kids with her, her kid sisters. She approached our car, I was driving with my sister , and she asked us to help her find her relatives. We asked her where they live, and she don't know where. My sister took them in the car and she told us their story. It was heartbreaking.
They were rich and living in their large farm. Their farm and everything got totally buried in lahar. With this devastation, her father couldn't take it and he died, her mother, can't take the loss of her father also died. Leaving her and her two kid sisters. She was recruited to work in manila by a stranger, but she was taken in a prostitution house where she escaped.. Luckily she found us. We kept them as househelps, we supported her to finish her college. And now she working in a bank and can now take care of her sisters .. They are still with us
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Thank God! You saved people a d helped them more than you know.
God bless you
God bless you sir.
well done to you ,,,good luck and bless you
Thank you for your kindness
❤️❤️❤️ indeed the disaster can bring out the beauty in humans. That's a very heart warming story. I hope you will be blessed with a long and happy life.
Was driving a damn school bus during the evacuation....I commend all locals for standing in the ash-rain throwing water on our windshields to help make them clear!
Do you mind sharing ur experience on reddit?
i was in that bus bro...
hi i wish to thank you for uploading this i have now seen my dad in action during the historical eruption. i truly appreciate what you've done. god bless
The guy who predicted it and ordered the evacuation is your dad? 😱
Stauro Punongbayan Your dad is a hero. RIP Reynaldo Punongbayan
a bolder hitting the building across the street is what got the General to evacuate the last of us.
hey johnny long you're full of shit cause everyone was in a building and then just went out in cars like a funeral procession so get the fuck out of the conversation or bring the general in to back you up.
Snailbarf u ok
Johnny Long Damn that's scary
You were there??
I lived on Clark when I was 4. My dad was a Staff Sargeant. The one thing I remember was the rumblings and shakings from the earthquakes. This was way back in 1969. As a kid it was fun. I never thought it would cause such devastation. And I never dreamed they would close the entire base. Sad.
a Big Thank u to you Americans guys! Filipino and Filipina loves you American.! for helping us in the time of helps!
Walang kanong pumatol. Sayang
@@bernardpolicarpio651 kasya naman pumatol sa Pinoy na pangit At inggitero 😂😂😂😂 tulad mo 😅
My mother was in this, she lived in mabalacat and she worked as a house girl. Since her family wasn't that rich, when Pinatubo blew up her and her family evacuated to covering their selves with boxes. Since my mom was already 21, she gave her box to a little girl on the street. My family lasted on a bag of rice and 2 cans of sardines for two days. And when she went back to our house, every thing was gone from the lahar and ash. But we rebuilt it after a while
"I always eat popcorn at this part of the movie." I lol'ed.
Because you are lucky enough not to experience Pinatubo eruption. You should not treat this as just a movie. Shame on you.
@@EdwardJrMay agreed to you even me I didn't experience the eruption of mount Pinatubo I just totally experience of earthquakes here in Mindanao I'm scared not on earthquakes but maybe our volcanoes here will be active with so many earthquakes
2:10.. thats what he quoted.
Its no a movie
“Better put jam in your pockets cause you’re about to be toast”💀
I just turned 8 years old when this happened. I still remember when my mom was washing our clothes that night. But she complained that the clothes she's hanging in the clothes line aren't getting cleaner. They are getting dirtier!! Upon closer inspection, it was lahar falling from the sky. We live in Manila and Pinatubo was about 60 miles away! Dirt traveled that far because of the mix of the winds and rain from the storm and the explosion
Representing viewers from December 2019!
Thank you for uploading the videos. Today is the 21st anniversary of the eruption of Mt. Pinatubo. I am a Kapampangan who personally witnessed the tragedy. I was 8 years old at that time. I saw that huge cloud of dust and debris, experienced those earthquakes, our roof collapsed because of of the ash piled on top of our houses. We thought we would die because our apartment got caught on fire and there was a typhoon at the same time. God saved me and my family. It's really unforgettable.
my dad did plenty of work just to make sure everyone who were going to be affected be out of harms way when the eruption occured. get your facts straight friend first before bringing my dad into your comments. he did plenty for the country as a human being than anyone could have done.
"I always eat popcorn at this part of the movie." You know you are in some serious shit when a scientist is making popcorn and says that. If I heard that and the instruments got knocked out, I would have lost it.
Its only this time, that I cross upon this documentary of Mt. Pinatubo's Eruption on June 15, I forgot the year.. But! What I can't forget is... during this day.. this hours... MY MOTHER WAS IN A COMATOSE state after having a High Blood Stroke. Not 50-50, but in 99-100... only the machines are keeping her last moments alive! It was almost, 3 pm, when I couldnt bare to see her like this... I went out of the ICU room where she was taken and went outside of the hospital to breath some air, but.... when I was outside, at almost 3 pm in the afternoon... something strange is happening... the entire sorroundings began to darken.. Fast.. really fast... as if, it was 7 pm already! Night time! I look at my watch, its still 3 pm or more .. spooky! After sometime.. I went to the ICU again.. My Mom... every sister n Brother n my Dad was there... the doctor, frankly, told us the truth... there is nothing that they can do to keep our Mom alive.... Its up to us... sign n pull the plug or let my Mom... Clinically Dead n suffer, extending financial sufferings to to us! Its a very hard decision ... I ... I ... I... Kiss her, touch her for the last time.. We all did.... As Mt Pinatubo xplodes.... and let her ashes be felt all around the Globe... my Dear Mom... I saw her tears as we whispered unto her ears... I Love You Mama! Always Love You! ...... see you ....
As hours past, everything is nighttime.. even its just 5:00 pm..
The funny thing is...... When the morgue arrive in our House, where all of us our waiting..
Its almost 12 Midnight, our House, our Neighbors house are all lighted up.. Her body arrived.. It was raining ass falls! everywher u look, its covered with ass falls from Pinatubo!!! If someone had videod it, it was creepy! All those men who carried her casket into our house was covered with ass falls! Tears n cry can be heard everywhere .. so.... solemnn..... Pinatubo's eruption didnt stop Loving people to come into out Home to see Her for the last time ... It was heart melming... She was Loved by everyone who knew her..
The entire week was so full of emotions upto her burial at Manila Memorial park, that she had planned when we were still young .. a Memorial Plan to remember ..
ass falls?
Da Goat ...LMFAOOO! I’m confused too. 😆🤣😂
It was a blessing to have been able to vacate the base, the Islands and return home to CONUS. The locals who had no other home but at the base of the volcano, were a people with so much grief and destruction to survive.
It breaks my heart to see those people especially the children suffered from that eruption..
My dad was up and around Pinatubo when he was in the Navy. He watched the news and he'd always talk about seeing streets in Olongapo that he knew by heart all covered in ash. He often wondered aloud if some of the locals he knew survived the event.
heavy ash turns day into night, sulfur smell saturates the air, rocks fall like raindrops - unforgettable pinatubo experience.
I came here after Mt. Taal’s eruption.
I think Mt. Pinatubo is still an active volcano after its massive eruption in 1991. Plsss sleep forever Mt. Pinatubo and I hope your little brother Mt. Taal will stop its eruption as soon as possible. Mt. Mayon and all other volcanoes are all still asleep and hoping will never wake up again. 🙏🏻❤️
Actually taal caldera is a supervolcano, so it is not pinatubo's little brother lmao
Taal is not a small volcano. It’s a caldera from a previous super volcano. And it’s at the junction of 3 faults. If it blows it will make pinatubo look like a fart.
Both are capable of VEI 7 eruptions
yhyh ik mrs taals thats my wifey
I was there that day, courtesy of the US Navy.
It was an incredible time being there after a majority of Air Force troops were removed....I guess working Town Patrol really stunk...but still an incredible experience to survive the damage Clark AB took...
I was there working Town Patrol....so truly remember that experience!
James Baxley Looking for my biological father. My mother and father met each other in 1987 and I was born in 1988. He was there during that time either between 1986-1988. My mom name was Josephine. My father name is either dale or gary dale...
woah so it was real..my parents told me that day turned into night at that time of erruption..we are from bulacan..and they said it was dark as night..
I was 12 and we lived in 15 miles from the mountain. We endured the eruption in our home outside Carmenville. My Dad was in the States on business leaving my mom and 6 kids to endure this crazy disaster. Anyone who was there will remember "Black Sunday". It rained and poured ash and rock forever and we huddled together in my parents bed through countless earthquakes wondering when the roof would collapse on us all. Pretty much the most memorable event in my life!
Jeff Claeson I was too young to remember and I lived in the Visayas region. But in every history book in elementary, Pinatubo was always there. I’m watching this documentary now cause Mt Taal, close to Pinatubo is giving off smoke, close to erupting.
It was Black Saturday.
hey watch it, thats my dad you're talking about, if they were not laughing they were happy to have worked so hard and to have witnessed such a historic event, they did so many things before, during, and after the eruption. they were happy as scientists. even the americans were happy to be part of this. you have to get your facts straight before reacting like that.
God is always in control, things happens for reason! Philippines and my felliw Pilipinos will rise again with the assistance of our fellow Asian Countries
2:26 It was all thanks to Andy they survived lmao 😂😂 He's probably the same Andy that ate popcorn 1:57 while Pinatubo was erupting 😂
Can we use part 6:34 to 6:39 of this video for our CyberChat talk show to show images of Mt. Pinatubo eruption. Thank you very much.
i was nine when this happened. we were in the philippines visiting my grandparents and then it started raining ash! there was a resort we used to go to close to pinatubo and it's gone now.
"Biblical..." that's how the scientist described it. it must be awesome and scary to be there. it rained stones and pebbles... 6:33 onwards, made me cry.
it’s not just raining ash.. it’s ash, sand and big ass boulder of rocks!! the biggest one i saw is atleast 5 feet tall of boulder rock and was spitted as far away as angeles city!
i was 6 when this happened and i remember the ashes, black out, earthquakes and everything.
June 14, 1991, the day before the largest Pinatubo eruption was the date of the "U. S. Flag Day", where U.S. Veterans are encouraged to honor the U.S. Flag by burning the worn out and unserviceable U.S. Flag on this date.
teary eye seeing my fellow Filipino, i wish i was Superman for only a day to stop it from happening
And will say I was like some of the Scientists...my Superviser was crying, I thought the view was incredible...and still have some pics of it..
I would like to start a conversation over what a major eruprion is, and what kinds people can handle in what parts of the country, and what they cannot. If 1400 deaths was the best this volcano can do, I'm not feeling too bad about what Yellowstone can do. This was the worst eruption since Krakatoa in a populated area, and the people came through shining, so hope for teamwork.
its not about the deaths it directly does more like the aftermath.. economic, medical etc.
How powerful was the Pinatubo eruption compared to the St. Helens eruption?
Pin was probably 30x stronger than Helens. Also, Vesuvius was so weak. Pin was so much stronger and that wasn't even a super volcano. Toba is the biggest followed by Yellowstone but those two were thousands of times bigger than the modern day volcano eruptions.
@@yup9951 lol
@@yup9951 he's not mention about your volcano for your info
My grandfather is in this cool
hunkering down behind walls makes sense but you gotta remember those pyroclastic flows are around 1000 degrees
"i always eat popcorn at this part of the movie" lol
We were part of the evacuation, refugees stuck in hell. We have tons of video footage with this same info. We also have our footage straight from the eruptions. We were stuck in San Miguel. Then moved to Subic Bay. On to Cebu. Somehow made it to Guam. Finally stateside after days and days of moving around by bus, ship, plane, cars .....
LeBranda Schell i dont mean to be a nonsense but I’m doing a science project on Pinatubo and would appreciate if you upload that to TH-cam ( you don’t need to if you can’t it’s ok)
Never mind I’ve found out that you have
Four concrete block walls would have been no protection for a pyroclastic flow, had they been hit by one. The extreme temperatures would've killed them even if the building hadn't been flattened. If "only" the roof came off they would've died immediately.
they wer laughing at a joke in a con in san francisco,was 6 months after the eruption, they did not belittle the experience of the filipinos who were affected, they were laughing together after surviving a horrendous experience together,
Hello Lastog561,Did u visit back Clark air force base? I never been to Clark but just drive by going to Subic bay i have been going to Subic a few times with my relatives/family my last vacation to the pi was 2009...
"I don't regret leaving at all.. I think if I was put in that situation again.. I might have left sooner.. (Laughs)"
"General, put jam in your pockets because we're about to be toast."
Humorous but serious way of saying it's time to scat, pronto!
I was 10 years old when that happened, so scary that ashes reached Manila!
Florinda Bautista well they say it reaches as far as Vietnam!
My nanny exprienced this eruption. She said she wore a mask for 4 days cause there were to much ash around.but my dad wasent there at the time:) yeah!
I believe that the joke at 2 minutes into the video about "popcorn at this part of the movie", was not very appropriate. There is too close of a connection between the popping of popcorn and the popping of penatubo at the same time, and the actual situation was not a phony movie with phony actors with phony suffering but it was many real people with great real suffering.
i was in manila when mount pinatubo erupted. i am only 1 yr. old at that time. my mother use to talk me about that until now i am 18 what happened in manila even it is far from clark airfield. because the ashes can be seen there. hehehe
now i am here at zamboanga living and i love to go to basilan they say that thre are to many terorist there. they were wrong!!
THAT was 5-8 cubic kilometres?? And Yellowstone they are talking about 1000??? Insanity.
+123TauruZ321 The lucky people burn up real fast. A lot more people will end up starving to death after Yellowstone goes.
dynelol I hope we learn how to live in space for prolonged periods of time before it happens. Every one of us. We could make space elevators and such.
I went through St. Helens. Reporters have to play eerie music and play on your heartstrings for ratings.
What are you trying to say? Pinatubo is better?
Jannib Andelo Bayutas , what? I don’t think you understand, I was just saying I had been through a volcano, and reporters/media make things seem 10 times worse than they really are for the ratings. I know that was terrible devastation in the Philippines as there was in Washington state even Idaho and parts of Oregon. Not saying volcanoes aren’t a terrible experience to live through, but it’s not as bad as what the media tries to tell you it is. It’s not the end of the world, unless you’re one of the few that did not evacuate in time. You’re always going to have that
Naiyak ako sa bandang 6:13 - 7:51 lalo na nung 7:36
ash caused a colder winter in the US
Second :11 Events were Biblical.
Dawn of Light true
Usa did not defend marcos.. politicians , usa coa are traitor to marcos regine..
Marcos is Gods chosen, but American fail.. divine wealth of God entrusted to marcos to help usa philippine and all humanity but usa Bankers
Are blinded with money
God was angry to all the sinners and time to leave in land of ophir
Comments here is pretty consistent on the word “eruption” …it’s explosion folks just like the TITLE of this video…let’s stick to the right word to lead us nothing but the truth that it wasn’t a natural phenomenon that took place at that time but rather it was US retaliation of explosion due to their separation of military forces from the Philippines at that time..keep in mind PH did no longer want US to be part of their alliance with their military clark air base forces
Where is your proof? Do you know Geology and Science or the history of Pinatubo? Pinatubo erupted with the same amount of force or greater force *before* the 1991 eruption. The eruption 35000 years ago was the largest. The eruptions had intervals of 400 - 1000 years. The last VEI6 eruption before the 1991 eruption occured in ~1400. So do you really think all the other eruption were "man made"?
@@aron1332 where are you 35000 years ago? I rest my case
@@joylitz2477 do you know the process of identifying eruptions in the past? Do you know carbon dating, radio carbon and dendrochronology, and how large eruptions leave marks, deposits and remains on the area around it?
@@joylitz2477 and the 1991 eruption was stronger than any man made explosives. How it would be caused by explosives?
Veterans Day 11-11 is associated with the 11 years and one month between the major eruptions of Mt St Helens and Mt Pinatubo ( whose first major eruption was one day after the US Flag Day, on 6-15-1991 ). Mt Pinatubo ( a big gun volcano ) did a perfect matching of COLORS, as its ash was almost exactly the same gray color of the airforce warplanes and naval warships of the two US military bases that it closed. The continental USA has the highest concentration of the most dangerous volcanos(guns).
Even tho this comment is 10 years old fuck it. This is the most ignorant comment on Earth. Veterans day was created in 1918 with the end of ww1. Germany surrendered on the 11th month 11th day 11th hour. To say that it was created because of the time between two volcanic eruptions (although devastating) is idiotic. Read history more often. And yea the USA does have the most guns, it's called the 2nd amendment
That guy with glasses is cute.
6:14 nakakaawa ang mga mahal kong kabababayn.
6:28 Is this the first Burning Man?
Why is their American in the Philippines before
There are American Bases in Subic and Clark.
Lastog can u film a video of taal volcano erupting thats the second most destructive volcano on Philippines bcuz it has flooding it buried the town of san Nicolas with ash and rock the cemented you on taals side become a large Boulder which getting me more scared bcuz when we are gonna go to Cavite a large steam and ash cloud so large the it covered the sky it so large but not as large as pinatubo but it's so large I got scared becuz a loud bang!!💥💥💥💥 wrattled our ears
Then a large serious of earthquake scared us too many volcanoes here in Philippines is threatening us such as mayor.taal.pinatubo.timpoong.kanlaon.makiling.hibokhibok.smith.cagua.laguna super volcano not sure.and many more
Tanginang english yan nagbago tuloy istorya
how come the americans didn"t alarm the filipinos by the catastrophe?
Johnny Long ..."Discretion is the better part of valor".
makikita sa video na inuna muna yun mga amerikano mag evacuate kesa un mga pinoy =)
HELL Beside YOU It is an American documentary. But if you happen to watch Nat Geo's docu, they evacuated the Aetas first
Plaease upload No. 3!!!
I was born July 26 1991
*sodom & gomorrah?*
girly hanky-panky bars were all over clark / angeles / olangapo before the mt. pinatubo eruption
stfu, your god is a psychopath if he punishes innocent people for the sins if few.
Miss rusty bartfield of FEN
Tall need America’s intervention, Pinatubo was lucky to have these data. I have not heard such information yet for Taal now.
the background music is loud annoying and mostly unnecessary.
the day is not far when something is gonna blot out America, and i m gonna watch it on tv,
How sad..the children..
Nature is awesome. probably about as big as a nuke blast, no radiation though thank god. man made destruction is just so dirty!!!
Looks like the moon with all the ash
KAAAAAAAABOOOOOM!!!!!!!!
June1991 i am 3months old in my mother's Belly,
Nuclear Winter.
rudy baldwin
Who cares about the fucking popcorn? 😂
The volcano 1991 erupting 3-91 and/or 4-91, relates by the alphabet letter number count to the letters CIA and DIA. This count is associated also with the 1993 Independence Day Movie alien count down, and the Top to Bottom falling WTC & movie buildings.
US MURDERERS CAUSED THIS ERRUPTION NEVER HAPPENED NEVER! YOUR DESTRUCTION FOR ALL GENOCIDE FOR ALL MISERY IN WORD COMMING!
Nonsense
I'd love to meet this Andy guy...with the popcorn and jam in his pockets...'cause we're about to be toast.
MUD FLOOD
yeet
The last of white men
Omg the earthquake two months befor probably set it off , 7.2
How dare you showing Philippine People in such need while yyou brought Whites out of danger. What a shame!