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Posted on 08/02/2020 4:41:05 AM PDT by Alas Babylon!
Something like 7 or so big nuclear power stations.
If they get flooded out there is no time to withdraw the fuel rods...think massive nuclear meltdown
Fukushima accident, also called Fukushima nuclear accident or Fukushima Daiichi nuclear accident, accident in 2011 at the Fukushima Daiichi ("Number One") plant in northern Japan, the second worst nuclear accident in the history of nuclear power generation.
That is Fukushima times seven.
I predict Biden gets Covid to prevent debates
First, you must stop making me laugh. The cats are getting scared.
Second, well it gives me pause. This is not a bad idea. Pretend he gets the virus, must be hospitalized but is given fruit loops and Nuprin.
The country sobs and considers it unfair for Biden to have to drop out for getting a virus, boo hoo, boo hoo.
Pelosi comes out and says Biden should not have to drop out of the presidential race. boo hoo, boo hoo.
This is America. We don't punish people for getting sick. We give them $600 extra every week for losing their jobs. The least we can do is allow presidential candidates stay in the race but, boo hoo, Biden was still stick when the debates would have been scheduled.
boo hoo, boo hoo, let the people decide without the debates. It is, boo hoo, after all, the people's election.
boo hoo, boo hoo, boom, Biden recovers a day before the election and his name remained on the ballot, boo hoo.
And he wins!
Hey, they're working on a plan and we all know it.
Bump for radio show time/station
Remember 2012? Herman Cain was running, along with Rick Perry and others. And who did FR choose? Mitt Romney with the usual suspects insulting everyone who was for Perry and pushing Romney for the nod. I was one of the ones kicked out from here for supporting Rick Perry.
Isn’t the pharmaceutical industry the biggest political contributor to politicians?
Yup
Yes, I remember.
Yes, I remember.
Tune us in!
Funny thing about just about all chicom spokespeople:they all lie.
I dont know why I kept reading there were far more than that but I did several times.
Could easily be among those who are not dark contributors.
I just noticed that is 3008 data...and the Chicoms lie...so expect more nuclear power stations
Gates didn’t invent Windows. Windows was a copy of other “graphical user interfaces” first made popular by Apple. It took a couple of decades before Windows became very good.
BTW, I’m a Windows and Android user, and dislike Apple with a passion.
I gotcha thanks very much.
3008 = 2008...fat fingers here
along with his colleagues Bang Ding Ow, and Sum Ting Wong.
F. Chuck Todd hasn’t been in our Sunday morning thoughts much, because he’s such a stinking POS, but here’s encouraging news. We may not be the only ones who share that opinion of Todd.:
From NY Post page 6 today.
Chuck Todd has lost his 5 p.m. show on MSNBC amid much “hand wringing” at the network, Page Six is told.
Todd is giving way to Nicolle Wallace’s 4 p.m. show, “Deadline: White House,” which will expand to two hours, taking over the slot previously held by Todd’s “MTP Daily,” which moves to 1 p.m.
A source told us: “Nicolle’s star is on the rise, but Chuck was worried about how it would look for his brand if the ‘Meet the Press’ host and the top political guy in the organization lost this time slot. His numbers have been soft for some time, and there was much hand- wringing from him and execs as to how to position this move, which is why it took awhile for the new move to be announced.”
The insider added, “Chuck can be very difficult — he’s very opinionated — and that has strained some of the relationships internally.”
His relationship with execs at 30 Rock is often strained, we’re told, since Todd’s based in Washington, DC.
Another source revealed that he would not accept a pay cut if “MTP” was axed, although an NBC source denied this.
Todd has moderated NBC News’ “Meet The Press” since 2014 — the dominant Sunday political show for five years in ratings — and hosted a weekday version on MSNBC since 2015.
An NBC source insisted: “It just made much more sense to position the weekday show in the middle of the newsday.”
He will now expand the series to streaming video, MSNBC announced on Monday.
Starting in September, Todd will launch a weekly political program on both live-streaming outlet NBC News Now as well as NBCUniversal’s Peacock streaming video hub in the run-up to the November election.
This show will follow “Andrea Mitchell Reports.” The NBC source said that ahead of the election it helps to position both “Washington-centric” shows together.
Todd will also start anchoring pre- and post-event programming around big political news nights, starting with the Democratic and Republican conventions this month, and, in coming weeks, around debates and Election Night.
Wallace’s program has become a favorite of executives at the network, who, as Variety reported, have worked to bring a host with a Republican or center-right background into its programming mix.
An NBC source said: “The huge focus for execs right now is on making Peacock a success, so Chuck being one of the first from the network to expand to streaming is a huge vote of confidence.”
Todd did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
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