Nazi Party of the Philippines (Britain Thrives)

The National Socialist Workers' Party of the Philippines, also known as the Nazi Party of the Philippines is a far-right and Fascist political party in the Philippines. It was formed in 1968 by Ferdinand Marcos, after he expelled the Communist Party of the Philippines from its political power.

Marcos was influenced by the Nazi Party of Germany, impressed with how it turned Germany from a war-torn third world nation to a superpower. It is then that he implemented Nazi German ideology and symbols, incorporating it into Philippine nationalism. This made the Philippines the only Asian country directly and publicly in Germany's sphere of influence, though Indonesia had already become a Fascist state under Suharto.

Similarly to "Führer" Adolf Hitler, Ferdinand Marcos gave himself the title Datu.

Under Filipino Nazi rule, Marcos pulled the Philippines out of China's sphere of influence, and expelled Chinese troops from the country. In addition, Marcos also amassed the Philippine military, and hired German scientists to help set up concentration camps in the country.

The Filipino Nazis also expelled the Roman Catholic Church from any political or social influence.

Along with Indonesia, the Philippines was beginning to form a major power bloc. As a result of Vietnam losing its Philippine ally, the Vietnamese government declared war n the Philippines. The Chinese supported Vietnam. Despite the declaration of war, no shot was ever fired, making it a bloodless conflict.

After the Philippine Army attacked Chinese soldiers who remained in the country beyond the deadline, the Chinese government sent forces to Formosa. Chinese air forces bombed a tank base in Manila. As a result, Philippine naval forces began to shell Chinese ships around Formosa.

Because the Chinese had to cancel their invasion of the Philippines to gear up for war against the Soviet Union, the two countries signed a cease-fire. This divided Formosa into a Chinese-controlled north and a Filipino-controlled south.

The Filipino Nazis instituted major economic reforms, privatizing much of the Philippine economy. This had helped the Philippine economy recover from the fallout caused by the communist regime.

Although China lost most its war against the Soviet Union, it was able to take Japan and put Japan under its sphere of influence, albeit suffering heavy casualties. As a result of the restored Chinese morale, in 1980, Chinese forces drove Filipino forces out of their portion of Formosa. Beijing also sent arms supplies to the NPA to fight the Filipino government forces.

The Chinese takeover of Formosa was much opposed by citizens of China. However, with German and Soviet help, the Filipino forces returned to first, to retake their part of Formosa, and eventually, completely expel Chinese presence in Formosa.

The Indonesian invasion of British Borneo began, with Raja Suharto staging a false flag to justify his invasion of British Borneo. Datu Marcos took advantage of this, seeing this as a perfect opportunity to invade Sabah.

At first opposed to the Nazi rule in the Philippines, the Moros of Mindanao and Sulu found themselves fond of the regime, partly due it the Filipino Nazis' hatred of Spanish culture and influence. This saw many Moros joining the Filipino forces.

Datu Marcos placed Ameril Umbra Kato, to be the Maharajah of Mindanao, and Nur Misuari as the Maharajah of Sulu.

Philippine and Indonesian forces met in Papar, Sabah to discuss the partition of Borneo. Brunei became a puppet state of the Philippines.

Sabah became part of the Philippines, while Litigan and Sipadan, as well as Sarawak became part of Indonesia. This had expelled Malaysian presence out of Borneo. At this point, Philippines and Indonesia were the two predominant military powers of Southeast Asia.

The Royal Air Force of the United Kingdom sent aerial bombardments against Philippine and Indonesian naval forces in the Celebes Sea, and the Sulu Sea.