Philippines Discussion Thread

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Unless a nuclear power plant’s fail safe’s are compromised Fukushima won’t happen.

So you're telling me, that when a 5 meter tall wave smashes into a nuclear power plant it would all be peachy?

Yes, if it is built in mine that there was a 5 meter wall of water that smashed Fukushima.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

So you're telling me, that when a 5 meter tall wave smashes into a nuclear power plant it would all be peachy?

Yes, if it is built in mine that there was a 5 meter wall of water that smashed Fukushima.

You do realise how Fukushima went right?

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Yes, if it is built in mine that there was a 5 meter wall of water that smashed Fukushima.

You do realise how Fukushima went right?

Earthquake, Wall of water, then kaboom?

[Asigna]

You're forgetting that the Cordillera region is a major agricultural region, the thought of a nuclear power plant there would cause a massive decline in agricultural demand.

Public enlightenment. Propaganda. That's a solution. I could think of no more relevant objections to this matter.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

You do realise how Fukushima went right?

Earthquake, Wall of water, then kaboom?

Precisely, something we don't want to happen in the Philippines.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

You're forgetting that the Cordillera region is a major agricultural region, the thought of a nuclear power plant there would cause a massive decline in agricultural demand.

Public enlightenment. Propaganda. That's a solution. I could think of no more relevant objections to this matter.

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

[Asigna]

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

Let us not let a few incidents darken the name of a means that has already been powering countries like Japan, the United states and France for such a long time already. They had been caused by a small number of unfortunate events that all could had been prevented. It happened before, since humanity learns from their mistakes, we can put our faith that it would not happen again.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Earthquake, Wall of water, then kaboom?

Precisely, something we don't want to happen in the Philippines.

Spend more time in building a wall that would withstand a gigantic wall of water? Have another generator that would turn on when the other one fails? Be the Netherlands and have tonnes of dikes? Most of these will offset their costs because you guys are no longer importing coal.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Public enlightenment. Propaganda. That's a solution. I could think of no more relevant objections to this matter.

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

Chernobyl was because of them being wreckless, Fukushima because of unfortunate events.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

Let us not let a few incidents darken the name of a means that has already been powering countries like Japan, the United states and France for such a long time already. They had been caused by a small number of unfortunate events that all could had been prevented. It happened before, since humanity learns from their mistakes, we can put our faith that it would not happen again.

We have a corrupt Administrative, Legislative and Judiciary Branch, I would not recommend it.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

Chernobyl was because of them being wreckless, Fukushima because of unfortunate events.

We're more prone to unfortunate events than Japan...

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Public enlightenment. Propaganda. That's a solution. I could think of no more relevant objections to this matter.

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

This argument is the same as saying "Why drive a toyota when there are many of those involved in accidents." or "Why cross the street when people get run over when they do so?"

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

Precisely, something we don't want to happen in the Philippines.

Spend more time in building a wall that would withstand a gigantic wall of water? Have another generator that would turn on when the other one fails? Be the Netherlands and have tonnes of dikes? Most of these will offset their costs because you guys are no longer importing coal.

Ofcourse not, we have our own darn coal. Plus Australia is like super close by.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Spend more time in building a wall that would withstand a gigantic wall of water? Have another generator that would turn on when the other one fails? Be the Netherlands and have tonnes of dikes? Most of these will offset their costs because you guys are no longer importing coal.

Ofcourse not, we have our own darn coal. Plus Australia is like super close by.

Your coal is a piece of horse shite compared to Germany’s why would you want to be inefficient when you need to ’industrialise?’

[Asigna]

Let us not let a few incidents darken the name of a means that has already been powering countries like Japan, the United states and France for such a long time already. They had been caused by a small number of unfortunate events that all could had been prevented. It happened before, since humanity learns from their mistakes, we can put our faith that it would not happen again.

We have a corrupt Administrative, Legislative and Judiciary Branch, I would not recommend it.

We are discussing about the possibility of installing this means in the future when good governance is already present not the possibility of this being implanted now, especially since when i have no faith with the rest of the government not even the Noynoy administration in changing the country in a significant level.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

How are you going to do that, we already know what happened to Chernobyl and Fukushima.

This argument is the same as saying "Why drive a toyota when there are many of those involved in accidents." or "Why cross the street when people get run over when they do so?"

Because the results of these events won't leave a 5-10 mile radius of land uninhabitable for around 500-1,000 years.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

We have a corrupt Administrative, Legislative and Judiciary Branch, I would not recommend it.

We are discussing about the possibility of installing this means in the future when good governance is already present not the possibility of this being implanted now, especially since when i have no faith with the rest of the government not even the Noynoy administration in changing the country in a significant level.

Eh, your inflation is at 1.5% or so so whatever they are doing, they’re doing it right.

[Asigna]

This argument is the same as saying "Why drive a toyota when there are many of those involved in accidents." or "Why cross the street when people get run over when they do so?"

Because the results of these events won't leave a 5-10 mile radius of land uninhabitable for around 500-1,000 years.

We can never know what it will really bring to the Philippines unless we try it. It's risky but it is something that should not be removed from our consideration considering it will give a great leap to our economy, our future when we no longer have to rely on coal imports to power our nation. It's a great vision.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Because the results of these events won't leave a 5-10 mile radius of land uninhabitable for around 500-1,000 years.

We can never know what it will really bring to the Philippines unless we try it. It's risky but it is something that should not be removed from our consideration considering it will give a great leap to our economy, our future when we no longer have to rely on coal imports to power our nation. It's a great vision.

Nuclear power plant>all of your coal plants.
In terms of emmision and arguably output.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

Ofcourse not, we have our own darn coal. Plus Australia is like super close by.

Your coal is a piece of horse shite compared to Germany’s why would you want to be inefficient when you need to ’industrialise?’

Because we only need coal for fires, oil which can be pretty abundant in this region is something we can actually boast especially since around $1 trillion is estimated to be within our territory, all we have to do now is sink a bunch of Chinese ships.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Your coal is a piece of horse shite compared to Germany’s why would you want to be inefficient when you need to ’industrialise?’

Because we only need coal for fires, oil which can be pretty abundant in this region is something we can actually boast especially since around $1 trillion is estimated to be within our territory, all we have to do now is sink a bunch of Chinese ships.

Goodluck with that.

[Asigna]

Your coal is a piece of horse shite compared to Germany’s why would you want to be inefficient when you need to ’industrialise?’

Because we only need coal for fires, oil which can be pretty abundant in this region is something we can actually boast especially since around $1 trillion is estimated to be within our territory, all we have to do now is sink a bunch of Chinese ships.

We do not need to do that, we have the Benham rise in our eastern flank to provide us that kind of an oil self sufficient future.

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

We are discussing about the possibility of installing this means in the future when good governance is already present not the possibility of this being implanted now, especially since when i have no faith with the rest of the government not even the Noynoy administration in changing the country in a significant level.

Eh, your inflation is at 1.5% or so so whatever they are doing, they’re doing it right.

Our target is actually 4-5% if what you're saying is true, then we're failing pretty badly.

[Emilio Aguinaldo]

Eh, your inflation is at 1.5% or so so whatever they are doing, they’re doing it right.

Our target is actually 4-5% if what you're saying is true, then we're failing pretty badly.

WHY WOULD YOU WANT HIGHER INFLATION?

[The Republic of Pantalleria]

Because we only need coal for fires, oil which can be pretty abundant in this region is something we can actually boast especially since around $1 trillion is estimated to be within our territory, all we have to do now is sink a bunch of Chinese ships.

We do not need to do that, we have the Benham rise in our eastern flank to provide us that kind of an oil self sufficient future.

Yes, but we have to defend our rights.