"harry" wrote in message
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On Apr 13, 9:20 am, John Doe wrote:
I am impressed by how relatively brave the French appear to be.
The French get 80% of their electricity from nuclear power. And
then there are the hype spreading pussies who whine and moan about
fossil fuels, but the same people don't realize the benefit of
ZERO GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS nuclear power.
Thousands of people died in the tsunami. Nobody is known to have
even gotten sick from the Fukushima nuclear power plant failure.
So what are the pussies doing? Whining about nuclear power.
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harry haroldhrmtg aol.com wrote:
see also Google Groups
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From: harry haroldhrmtg aol.com
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Subject: OT Fukushima. The truth is coming out?
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So what's your plan for the radio-active waste?
Oh, I know, leave it for your grandkids to sort out (along with the
national debt).
How do the French handle their radioactive waste ??
That seems to work pretty well.
It's not as if it's an insoluble problem.