Loading ...From Chembio. I have to say I agree.
We are sorry to report that the United States Government seems to think it has some sort of moral duty to mind Russia’s business for it and start up a nuclear war if the Russians don’t like the new management.
The border war in Ukraine is ongoing, with the United States and NATO continuing to provoke Russia in every possible way by sending money and munitions, not to mention tanks and other war machines, along with technical help on how to operate them.
With this in mind, we also note that Putin, whom the West describes as a “thug,” is tremendously popular in Russia and was just re-elected to another 6-year term.
Putin commented, in a reiteration of previous statements, that Russia’s strategy has not changed. He is “prepared to use all means to protect his gains in Ukraine,” and “Moscow is ready to use nuclear weapons in case of a threat to ‘the existence of the Russian state, our sovereignty and independence.”
He also recalled statements made by the Biden administration, and Biden himself, that the UP.S. would not be sending troops to Ukraine, and if it does, Russia will see “the American troops as invaders and act accordingly.”
In the meantime, Putin doesn’t see that NATO allies sending troops to Ukraine will change anything about the situation on the battlefield, and eventually Ukraine and its Western allies will have to “accept a deal to end the war on Russian terms.”
And Ukraine keeps on attacking the Russian interior with drones and missile strikes, and Russia keeps striking back with missiles.
And we think it’s high time this whole thing ended and those two Russian provinces in Ukraine returned to Russia.
The new unit was supposed to cost $14 billion and come into operation in 2016 or 2017, but it took until 2023 for unit 3 to finally come online, at a grand cost of some $35 billion.
The delays and cost overruns are causing some experts to “oppose new nuclear plant construction as impractical, but the public is warming up to the energy source.”
The public currently has the highest level of support for nuclear power in a decade, what with all the arguments that it constitutes “green energy.”
However, they are still working on Vogtle Unit 4, and it looks like it might be a while until Unit 4 comes online, hopefully, next spring.
And they keep on selling nuclear energy by claiming it is “an essential clean energy supplement to wind and solar.”
(https://www.apnews.com/ Wednesday, March