Russian nuclear energy conquers the world.

pravda, nuclear one ^ | 22 Jan 2013 | Dmitriy Sudakov

[Rabin]

This week, Rosatom became the owner of 100 percent of shares of Canadian uranium company Uranium One, which operates in Kazakhstan… Rosatom will be able to consolidate control over uranium assets in the former Soviet Union and pave the way for the expansion of access to resources in Australia and South Africa.

[Rabin]

The path to a Russian acquisition of American uranium deposits began in 2005 in Kazakhstan, where the Canadian mining financier Frank Giustra orchestrated his first big uranium deal, with Mr. Clinton at his side.

https://www.nytimes.com/2015/04/24/us/cash-flowed-to-clinton-foundation-as-russians-pressed-for-control-of-uranium-company.html

Rab

[Candor7]

Russian nuclear energy conquers the world.>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Russian Jews are more likely to conquer the world with blintz, than the Russians are with nuclear power..

[familyop]

Thank you, Rab. That is interesting. We’ve been taught that pride goes before the fall, so we should be attentive.

And of course we don’t trust Pravda, but sometimes, some important knowledge can be gleaned from it.

[JohnyBoy]

>Russian Jews are more likely to conquer the world with blintz, than the Russians are with nuclear power..

You might be surprised. Chinese high tech engineering is still crap and the rest of the world is officially 100% anti-nuke these days. Eventually, nations are going to have to go back to nuclear power and the Russians may be the only game in town at that point. Heck the US government couldn't even build a tritium plant for our nuclear weapons despite 15 years of trying.

I really hope our recent failures in nuke tech is the result of awful leadership in the WH, but it's been so long anyone who knew anything about the tech is retired.

[JohnyBoy]

>Russian Jews are more likely to conquer the world with blintz, than the Russians are with nuclear power..

You might be surprised. Chinese high tech engineering is still crap and the rest of the world is officially 100% anti-nuke these days. Eventually, nations are going to have to go back to nuclear power and the Russians may be the only game in town at that point. Heck the US government couldn’t even build a tritium plant for our nukes despite 15 years of trying.

I really hope our recent failures in nuke tech is the result of aweful leadership in the WH, but it’s been so long anyone who knew anything about the tech is retired.