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  1. #101

    Twenty years in power, martial law used to keep him untouchable and beyond criticism, enormous misappropriation of funds which has stigmatized the nation as one of the most corrupt in the world.... I'd say the legacy from that period is quite shameful. Incompetence and laziness versus brutal oppression? There is more than one option available in a democracy and a strong leader need not be a monster. Choose wisely and don't allow your freedoms to be taken away no matter what the supposed explanation.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bleedingboi View Post
    I beg to differ. Bataan Nuclear Power Plant uses pressurized water reactors, while the Fukushima Daiichi plant in Japan is a very old technique that uses boiling water reactor technology.

    * Our Nuclear reactor does not directly stand on an active faultline but it could be near one, which is still safe.
    * The plant is protected against tsunami as it is located 18 meters above sea level.

    To know the truth behind the Fukushima recovery program, check the first post on this thread created by Rodsky. Very informative.
    https://www.istorya.net/forums/scienc...-problems.html

    Some previous comments were right, oil tycoons have a grip on this. These people who rallied against the operation of BNPP (Bishop Ruperto Santos & Fr. Fernando Loreto, a parish priest), what do they know?

    I didn't know that attending church seminaries and convents earn you a Nuclear Physicist' and Nuclear Analytics/ Engineering degree.
    Construction on the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant began in 1976. Following the 1979 Three Mile Island accident in the United States, construction on the BNPP was stopped, and a subsequent safety inquiry into the plant revealed over 4,000 defects.[1] Among the issues raised was that it was built near major earthquake fault lines and close to the then dormant Mount Pinatubo.
    By 1984, when the BNPP was nearly complete, its cost had reached $US2.3 billion.[2] Equipped with a Westinghouse light water reactor, it was designed to produce 621 megawatts of electricity.


    Anti-nuclear movement [edit]

    See also: Anti-nuclear movement in the Philippines
    The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant was a focal point for anti-nuclear protests in the late 1970s and 1980s. The project was criticised for being a potential threat to public health, especially since the plant was located in an earthquake zone. And because a volcano formation was found near the location of the plant.

  3. #103
    Originally Posted by Ekim Amar
    Taking all factors into consideration, it is my opinion that President Marcos was the best President the Philippines has ever produced.

    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Worst President we ever had cguro Ekim Amar....
    Kani si apollo nayabag na gyud sukad napulan sa iyang monthly allowance sa iyang idol nga politico. Mag buot diay ka sa ako opinion. Pahimo ug imong opinion. Pagkatoytoy.

  4. #104
    Actually President Marcos is not the one who should be fully blamed for the problem. Watch the video below and you will understand how the west manipulates third world countries into debt slavery.

    War By Other Means - John Pilger [HD] - YouTube

    Anyway, much of the debt that Marcos left to us was because of the massive borrowing he made for all the infrastructure projects in the country. If you notice most of the effects of the improvements of our infrastructure were beginning to take effect on our economy. Even up to this day the road network, bridges and other institutions he built are still being used. If it were not interrupted there would have been a solid industrial base which is a reliable source of income instead of market speculation. However, we really don't know why the creditors suddenly decided to withhold providing credit to the Marcos government which eventually led to its downfall.

    Also, there were independently confirmed reports that the events that led to his ouster were influenced by the americans themselves. There were numerous documents attributing to the participation of the CIA to remove marcos from power. I know someone, a filipino civilian who had a book given to him from the DoD(department of defense). The book is entitled "Soviet Military Power." You can find the book in amazon and see that it really exists. What is funny is not the book itself, but the calling card attached in the first few pages. This calling card was that of a US DoD official.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nvZQa0hkfgw

    If the above may not seem convincing, remember that during Marcos time the USD/PHP exchange rate was still fixed. However this was made into a floating exchange rate which made the debts that Marcos had in the first place increase by a huge factor even if he would do anything in his power to service the debt.

    Speaking of floating exchange rates, this was probably introduced by president Nixon because of what happened in the vietnam war. Because of the massive expenses the US incurred in the Vietnam war, President Nixon decided to take the dollar of the gold standard. This would then enable the US to print massive amounts of US dollar bills using only the faith and credit of the 'people' as a guarantee for its value. This also essentially revoked the bretton woods agreement from which was a global financial system headed by the victors of the second world war.

    And the other nations also followed suit when there currencies were pegged to the US dollar and placed on a floating exchange rate. So if our exchange rate was not changed to floating our debt would not have gotten worse so much at all.

  5. #105
    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    Construction on the Bataan Nuclear Power Plant began in 1976. Following the 1979 Three Mile Island accident in the United States, construction on the BNPP was stopped, and a subsequent safety inquiry into the plant revealed over 4,000 defects.[1] Among the issues raised was that it was built near major earthquake fault lines and close to the then dormant Mount Pinatubo.
    By 1984, when the BNPP was nearly complete, its cost had reached $US2.3 billion.[2] Equipped with a Westinghouse light water reactor, it was designed to produce 621 megawatts of electricity.


    Anti-nuclear movement [edit]

    See also: Anti-nuclear movement in the Philippines
    The Bataan Nuclear Power Plant was a focal point for anti-nuclear protests in the late 1970s and 1980s. The project was criticised for being a potential threat to public health, especially since the plant was located in an earthquake zone. And because a volcano formation was found near the location of the plant.

    All Nuclear reactors have "standardized re-evaluation" or inquiries while being constructed. All have structural defects while still incomplete. Mao gani reason why there are " INQUIRIES ".
    BNPP was almost complete on 1984, that 1979 inquiry was to check any structural and engineering flaw while construction. But your "wikipedia" response still doesn't explain that Fukushima's boiling water reactor technology is better than BNPP's Pressurized reactor technology.
    Last edited by bleedingboi; 06-06-2013 at 01:56 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Ekim Amar View Post
    Originally Posted by Ekim Amar
    Taking all factors into consideration, it is my opinion that President Marcos was the best President the Philippines has ever produced.

    Kani si apollo nayabag na gyud sukad napulan sa iyang monthly allowance sa iyang idol nga politico. Mag buot diay ka sa ako opinion. Pahimo ug imong opinion. Pagkatoytoy.
    OT: Kani si Ekim Amar murag nayabag na gyud ni sukad napilde iyang amo na si PJ.... Ambot asa na kaha ni sila pirme magkuyog.... imo lage nang opinion but I wonder what ****tors you are talking about for getting that opinion....

    OnT: In 20 years ni Marcos kahibaw ba ka unsay nahitabo sa Pnas? Human right violations, basta dli ganahan magtan-aw sa imong nawong ang mga military pwede na kang prisohon.. Kahibaw ba ka ug pila ka Billions ang gitagoan sa pamilyang Marcos sa gawas sa nasod? Pilay utang sa Pilipinas pagbiya nila? Wala naman kay tarong paminsar Ekim Amar, pataka naman lang ka ug hatag sa imong hinanggaw na opinyon...
    Last edited by Apollo24; 06-06-2013 at 08:48 AM.

  7. #107
    Cge man mug lalis ana uy! mura sad mog naa na adtong panahona..... unya ug musulti mu mura mog naay nabuhat na nindot sa inyong nasod... ug tan aw ninyo mas bansay mu... HALA panlangsad mu.. daghang utukan dri sa pilipinas ... mu claim jud ang pinoy na mga bright kuno daghan dris pinas.... sakto jud daghag bright, tungod sa ka bright wa jud mu improve ang country...tsk tsk

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    ^ kung dli ka ganahan ug lalis, ayaw sulod ug forum Bro... We are here to exchange views on this matter... it is our task to be vigilant as a Filipinino citizen... Dili nata mutogot na mabalik ta sa mangitngit na panahon ni Marcos.....
    Last edited by Apollo24; 06-06-2013 at 09:42 AM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by bleedingboi View Post
    All Nuclear reactors have "standardized re-evaluation" or inquiries while being constructed. All have structural defects while still incomplete. Mao gani reason why there are " INQUIRIES ".
    BNPP was almost complete on 1984, that 1979 inquiry was to check any structural and engineering flaw while construction. But your "wikipedia" response still doesn't explain that Fukushima's boiling water reactor technology is better than BNPP's Pressurized reactor technology.
    The main threat raised was that it was built near major earthquake fault lines and close to the then dormant Mount Pinatubo. We can' t gamble a cheap source of energy to the lives of the Filipino people.... Sooner or later it will leak....

  10. #110
    Quote Originally Posted by Apollo24 View Post
    ^ kung dli ka ganahan ug lalis, ayaw sulod ug forum Bro... We are here to exchange views on this matter... it is our task to be vigilant as a Filipinino citizen... Dili nata mutogot na mabalik ta sa mangitngit na panahon ni Marcos.....
    Mura man sad kag suheto kaayu sa panghitabo bro... kita day kas panghitabo? or sa news ra ug istoryas mga taw, aron masayod ka dri sa cebu sa panahon ni marcos,,, sa RADYO ra ug sa TV tig paminaw ang mga taw,,, wala pa gani kaayoy mga TV adto.. kung sa RADYO ra dali ra kaayu patoohon ang mga TAW labi na ng mga way Grado.. daghan kaayug conspiracy na gitago,,, ug ang maka sulti nimu ana sa tinood, ang mga MARCOS ra ug AQUINO... nagtoo jud diay kag c MARCOS ang hinungdan sa tanan dimalas? nag too sad CGURO ka noh nga xa or c IMELDA nagpapatay ni NINOY,,, dalia ra ninyo mutoo uy! tan.awa ni nga link oh... tan.awa ang 3:21....... tha rest ayaw nanag tan awa... kaklaro ana.... unya tan awa sad ang 5:45... 8:44 mga TAGA CEBU! WAKE UP!!!! kita ray gibinuangan so ayaw mug patonto kaayu anang mga Balita na inyo ma dunggan ug matan.aw sa TV.... Bright man kaha PILIPINO?

    NINOY + PEOPLE POWER: Hidden Truths The MEDIA is NOT Telling Us! - YouTube

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