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Sep 27, 2020 · The photo labelled "Father Jose Antonio Diaz" in the misleading posts is incorrect. Combined reverse image and keyword searches found a nearly identical photo was shared on Facebook on...
Jun 19, 2021 · The facts: There are at least two false details in the document: the existence of 1,715,000 metric tons of gold and the existence of a certain Father Jose Antonio Diaz. The rest of the...
Mar 19, 2021 · The video claimed that Rizal’s death (in 1896) was staged by Jesuit priests, and that he assumed a new identity, using the name Jose Antonio Diaz.
Feb 19, 2022 · The agreement was allegedly brokered by a certain Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz who consequently hired Ferdinand Marcos, Sr. The Tallano family purportedly paid them 192,000 metric tons of gold, making them then two of the world’s richest.
Jan 26, 2022 · According to a post shared by the site in 2015, the Tallanos paid Marcos and a “negotiator,” a certain Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz, 192,000 tons of gold in 1949, but did not say how much was the late dictator’s share.
Oct 15, 2021 · The video continues: “Jose P. Rizal (JPR) worked in the Vatican under the name Jose Antonio Dias de la Paz (JAD) and was named Nuncio to different parts of the world because he could speak ten languages.” A Papal Nuncio, the video says, is an “Ambassador of Goodwill of the Vatican.”
Aug 7, 2022 · Researchers also found no Fr. Jose Antonio Diaz. Instead, his purported photos were that of a certain Fr. Antonio Aglipay, but the latter was never listed as among the richest in the world. Historians also debunked the claim that the Marcoses returned the gold bars to the Philippine government after World War II.
