Plebiscite '86: A Video Testimony - A Palauan Documentary

[@nickklewei7181]

This documentary would be continuously playing more often on the radio and television to reveal Palauans' relationship with the United States

[@pacificrules]

It was a good fight to alleviate the US confusions and pressures concerning a nuclear-free zone in Palau. Although unfortunate with our neighbors of the Marshall islands, the risk of a nuclear spill however minute (my-noot) were at an all time high. It was a clear example of "concern and prevention" which served a preservation to the future generations of Palauans to live the continuity way of life in Palau... Thank you to our "chedam" for their wisdom and sacrifice.

[@carsonmadrangchar6342]

My concern is the commitment from United States for honoring the nuclear free Palau. One of the nuclear submarines ran aground near Yap. Will US tell Palau when their nuclear boats enter Palau Waters? I doubt it.

[@omc6650]

I couldn't agree with you more Ngewakl. It's really rather sad to see how confusion was used as a tool, or even a weapon, for certain people to get what they want. Now, it's ignorance. Today's generation will never know how or why life is the way it is in Palau at this moment.

[@ngewaklsoaladaob9792]

20:59 "The future generation will fight!" Bull Crap...today's generation is the worst!

[@Keallei]

We ain’t that bad.

[@Soul03]

@@Keallei for reals😭

[@oriplaydirty]

Jesus guy have some faith

[@elevatedH.680]

Palau need to stay nuclear-free and have the right to choose what’s best for it as a sovereign country like many other countries.

[@59Fif]

Are you still alive? Or did you die 10 years later

[@Keallei]

Palau’s defense? From whom? Yap? 😂