• gibson@sopuli.xyz
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      They also ditched nuclear energy and stayed over reliant on russian fossil fuel, funding the Russian war machine

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        The nuclear rods in Europe are mainly made with Uranium from Kazakhstan processed in Russia.

        The German failure was not expanding renewables. Getting out of nuclear energy is geopolitically and financially sound.

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          Not when coal and gas fill the void. They can get fuel rods from France, Canada, China. Hell Germany could just refine their own, Niger is looking for trading partners.

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        Now we’re funding the US regime war machine after they blew up NS2 and ‘sanctions’.
        Paying extortion prices for dirty US fracking gas that make companies uncompetitive and causing the economy to collapse.
        The US leeches always profit from war, same as in WW2.

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        These nuclear energy zealots are spilling over from r/europe with the same stupid arguments

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          Nuclear energy was the answer between like 1950 and 2010. But the fact that China isnt going all in on nuclear despite having optimal conditions; central planning allows them to predict maximum prices for materials and labor available 5-10 years in advance, the scale allows them to produce reactors more efficiently with better investment in tooling than any other country, and being the workshop of the world ensures higher demand than any other country. They are at <5% nuclear right now and expect <10% by 2035.

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      Always on the wrong side of history.
      Not a coincidence that fascism and zionism are twins