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They're ultimately victims of their own political leaders who increased dependency on Russian gas in order to irrationally kill nuclear fission energy. Anti-nu
by anonporridge 3y ago
They're ultimately victims of their own political leaders who increased dependency on Russian gas in order to irrationally kill nuclear fission energy.
Anti-nuclear energy activists will likely go down in history as villains.
- CamperBob2 3y agoAnti-nuclear energy activists will likely go down in history as villains. My personal pet conspiracy theory is that those 'activists' were largely sponsored by Russian interests to begin wtih. Cui bono?
- anonporridge 3y agoMore generally, supported by fossil fuel industry. They were and still are the useful idiots serving the interests of carbon emission industry, who exploited their amygdala because it's easier to be scared of acute nuclear risks than by diffuse GHG risks.
- swarnie 3y agoYou should take a look at the "Stop Oil" lot we have in the UK at the moment, if they aren't a big oil psyops ill eat my hat. Constantly doing the least logical and public endearing actions possible without fail.
- pantalaimon 3y agoIt was the Schröder Government that signed the initial Nuclear phase-out law. The same Schröder who would later join the board of GazProm and just paid the Russian Embassy a visit for WWII victory celebrations the other day.
- QLazuli 3y agoI would get to the same answer via a slightly different path. Their corrupt leaders sold their country to Russia and they pulled it off by exploiting their constituents with anti-nuclear fear mongering.
- peanuty1 3y agoLike Angela Merkel? Also, didn't Trump get laughed at by many of his European counterparts when he advised them at the UN that it was against their best interests to go all in on Russian energy.
- CamperBob2 3y agoA broken clock is right twice a day. Ric Romero has more on this late-breaking story at 9 and 9. And yeah, Merkel did her country no favors, in more than one respect.