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Germany's leader just admitted that their exit from nuclear power was a mistake. In the past week, Belgium repealed its nuclear ban, and Denmark signaled it may do the same. Here's why that's a good idea:

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Climate change is a grift

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Meanwhile Taiwan decided to decom their nuclear plants

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If we enable nuclear plant development and construction, we will improve them more and more. Eventually, getting small enough for a consumer to have one to power their home and vehicles even in remote locations. This will have a huge positive impact on rural communities and vast amounts of land that can now be used.

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That's not true at all! They've just abandoned their blockade of nuclear power in the EU! which is good for EU investments in nuclear power and should make them easier to make again! But that won't change anything on Germanys „Energiewende“ so far!

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Please stupid California politicians open your eyes and follow this and allow nuclear before blackouts are daily.

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Don't care. Let them. Can't fix stupid.

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Knee-jerk reactions are frequently wrong.

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Taiwan has shut down its last operating nuclear power plant. The No. 2 reactor at the Maanshan Nuclear Power Plant in Pingtung County was disconnected from the grid on May 17, 2025, fulfilling the government’s commitment to a nuclear-free policy.

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They are idiots!

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EU's Ursula von der Leyen states: “While in 1990, one third of Europe's electricity came from nuclear power, today it is only close to 15%. This reduction in the share of nuclear power was a choice. And in hindsight, it was a strategic mistake for Europe to turn its back on a reliable, economically affordable low-emission energy source.” Are you kidding me?! It was the globalist psychopaths like her, pushing Agenda 2030 that closed the nuclear stations! And she has the audacity to just say… oooops! It was a mistake.

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Over the past two decades, we made it effectively illegal to build a nuclear power plant in this country. That was a massive mistake. If we get government out of the way and make it easy to permit and build, we can have a nuclear energy renaissance in this country.

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Germany's Merz admits that it was a serious mistake to exit nuclear energy. Germany is now undertaking the most expensive energy transition in the world, and he knew of no other country that makes things so difficult and expensive as Germany. Merz wants to fix that.

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The rejection of nuclear power plants was a strategic mistake for Europe, admitted Ursula von der Leyen. It turns out that this is a reliable source of energy with low emission levels. I beg to disagree. It was a strategic mistake for Europe to allow such imbeciles as Ursula von der Leyen to come to power. The rejection of nuclear power plants is just one of the consequences of these decisions.

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