Then he posted this PR from RTVM/Malacanang about irrigation for rice farms. Serious or joking, the background is a sugarcane plantation, and behind Sec. Pinol in the interview is a banana plantation.
In short, the Malacanang demo area is not a typical rice village
stretching for hundreds or thousands of hectares. It is a sugarcane + bananas +
other crops, just a pocket of rice land for demonstration. And this type is
supposed to irrigate millions of hectares of rice farms, wow.
Huge taxpayers' money at P20 B next year, but actual sustained irrigation output is a question mark.
Huge taxpayers' money at P20 B next year, but actual sustained irrigation output is a question mark.
Another photo from Sec. Pinol's fb page as posted by Federico. This should be in another location/area. A solar farm occupying a substantial land area, to irrigate rice farms that economize land area? Speaking of contradiction.
A friend Joel commented in my wall, see Federico's reply, then my reply, below.
Later he suggested, “set your posts to private if you
dont want "trolls" nosing around”. Nope, my wall is open. It attracts
friends and strangers; bright minds and non-bright minds; facebook users and
faceless users :-) Man, P20B is no joke, it's huge money. If people are going to
defend it, they should endure hard questions. Besides, it’s them strangers who
came to my wall, uninvited.
As usual, BIG government, big spending that require big and many taxes is lousy. Proponents can become onion-skinned when asked with hard questions, they are only interested in big money, not in debate that questions the rationality (there is none, in this case) of their proposals and actions.
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