How Are They Related To the President of the U.S. A?

Of course, to those readers who might be thinking of how this Bullock Obama is related to Barack Obama, the good president of the United States of America, they are not related at all. I don’t know if the U.S President has some experience during the WWII, but certainly, Bullock Obama has a story to tell.

Bullock Obama as a Boy

Bullock Obama is the son of a farmer who lived in one of the Republic of Ifugao. He is the eldest in a family of three. He was sent to school but eventually dropped out because he cannot pass the subjects, and was always spanked by his teachers. 

To occupy his time, Bullock Obama helped his parents in farming. He accompanied his father in the field to till the land. Sometimes went with his father to hunt for wild boars. On one of their hunting trip, he feels that he needs to excrete his waste matter. After he was done, he used a leaf to wipe his “behind”. In here he used a leaf that is itchy after he touched it and the worst he used it to wipe his behind. He suffered a lot with this experience but at least, he knows that there is a leaf that can bite.

Bullock Obama During the Japanese Invasion

Bullock Obama was a teenager when WWII started. The Japanese bombarded Pearl Harbor that started the war. The Americans occupying the Republic is fighting against the Japanese. There were a lot of flying fighter planes. Bullock Obama and his father dig a hole at the side of their rice field. They hid themselves in there during the day to avoid being hit by flying bullets. 

The Japanese reached the mountain of Atogo where they live and they need to run for their lives. The old folks who stayed at home were killed by the Japanese soldiers. They cannot cook their food during the day because the Japanese can see the smoke and run after them. They cook their food during the night.

At one time, his mother fell on a high ravine and injured her backbone while they are running away during the night. That slowed down their movement away from the pursuing Japanese soldiers. His father led him to dig a ditch and cover it with leaves as a trap to the pursuing soldiers. One Japanese soldier was found on this ditch after many days.

Bullock Obama’s bad Decision

Bullock Obama noticed a Japanese bag hanging on a piece of wood. He was curious as to the content of this bag. He first looked around to see if there’s somebody. After that, he decided to take the bag. But when he reached for the bag, a sound of the gun was heard. The owner of that bag is injured and about to die. He placed that bag as a trap. He shot Bullock Obama in the head that caused his death instantly. His father found him after a day and mourned for his son.

Poor Bullock Obama.