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29 Jan 2024

The Next Chernobyl?

UK officials are adamant that the Hinkley Point C Power Plant, under construction in Somerset, England, is a strategic move for the economy and a step forward.

Their rationale is that nuclear power being non-intermittent, like solar and wind, Hinkley Point is a viable green option that will achieve the long-range zero-emissions goal and reduce reliance on imported gas.

In the following video, Enzymemedia points out that the project’s expense, which is expected to reach 50-billion pounds, does not justify its construction and will lead to significant living expenses and a monopoly by power -hungry corporations.

The French and Chinese firms involved in the construction are reportedly shielded from any repercussions if the project fails to meet expectations or leads to disastrous outcomes. Could we possibly be witnessing the next Chernobyl in the near future? More from Enzymemedia.

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19 Feb 2021

Spinning The Turbines

What’s behind the Texas power outage? Should we blame the frozen wind turbines? Or have other shutdowns, include coal, natural gas and nuclear power plants, contributed to the morass? Here, Los Alamos scientist Tony Heller examines the facts, and gives you realistic appraisals of the problems. Heller has been in the forefront of dispelling many of the myths of the climate change leftists. He’s a practical, i.e. credible,  source of information in this disaster.

 

 

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03 Sep 2019

Busted Dorian Is Something Else

Mike Morales from Above Ground World News shows how much of what we have been told about Hurricane Dorian is false. This is not a true hurricane, but a man-made storm that has been thrown at us like a weapon. The storm — weather warfare — is aimed at the St. Lucie Nuclear Power Plant, a twin nuclear power station in Port St. Lucie, Fla. Who’s behind it?

That’s something we need to explore and discover. It is interesting, though, that the Rothschilds now own 70 percent of the Weather Channel. Perhaps it’s time all weather resources, including those involving the reporting of weather news and those involving weather manipulation, are removed from the hands of any group that’s out to destroy or demoralize the nation.

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19 Dec 2017

Bomb Found at Fukushima

An unexploded WWII bomb has been found in the vicinity of the crippled Fukushima nuclear plant in Japan. Here’s more on that update plus related news, including leaks from Fukushima into the nearby seawater. More from the Leak Project.

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23 May 2017

Rich Died at Hospital?

An emergency room doctor who operated on Seth Rich says he was doing fine when he arrived at the Washington Hospital Center. But something strange happened the following day — suggesting he might have died while undergoing treatment. The reporting doctor says it’s unclear what happened to him because most of the hospital staff was barred from seeing him. More from Bill Still.

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Meanwhile, in quite the coincidence, it turns out that the doctor assigned to oversee the care of Rich — Dr. Jack Sava — is married to Lisa Kountoupes. Who is she? She is a Democratic Party lobbyist, who has hosted fund-raisers along with John and Tony Podesta. She also was involved with Hillary Clinton’s shady deal to sell American uranium to Russia and has lobbied for Exelon, a company that owns about 20 nuclear power plants and was behind the War on Coal.

White House records indicate Dr. Sava visited six times. Kountoupes made 23 trips to the Obama White House.

 

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07 Aug 2013

Taiwan Legislators Brawl

If you thought American politics have become overheated, check out the action in Taiwan, where lawmakers exchanged punches and threw water at each other ahead of an expected vote authorizing a referendum on whether to go ahead with the construction of a fourth power plant. The fracas pitted the pro-referendum forces of President Ma Ying-jeou’s ruling Nationalist Party against strongly anti-nuclear forces affiliated with the main opposition Democratic Progressive Party (DPP).. More from The Telegraph.

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