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Technical problem at two more nuclear reactors in Germany have fuelled the anti-nuclear debate, with the ruling party urging against politicization of the issue.
The latest mishaps came less than three weeks after a fault at the Kruemmel reactor cuts power and water supplies to thousand of homes, breathing new life into the major campaign issue which has divided the country's coalition government ahead of the September elections.
Last week, a report by Germany's Federal Office for Radiation Protection (BfS) questioned the safety of a controversial nuclear waste dump facility in Asse, rating the salt-mine storage facility as one of the most unreliable nuclear waste dumps in use after officials found radioactive water leak.
Originally posted by Amagnon
Chernobyl was almost certainly caused by the CIA as part of the US cold war tactics against the Soviets. There is ample evidence if you wish to go and look, and there was a great deal of motive.
Originally posted by jerico65
Originally posted by Amagnon
Chernobyl was almost certainly caused by the CIA as part of the US cold war tactics against the Soviets. There is ample evidence if you wish to go and look, and there was a great deal of motive.
Well, I've never seen anything saying that it was a CIA action that did that. Where are you getting his info?
Originally posted by Amagnon
Chernobyl was almost certainly caused by the CIA as part of the US cold war tactics against the Soviets. There is ample evidence if you wish to go and look, and there was a great deal of motive.
Originally posted by Amagnon
Chernobyl was almost certainly caused by the CIA as part of the US cold war tactics against the Soviets. There is ample evidence if you wish to go and look, and there was a great deal of motive.