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John Grimes provides international examples of problems with Nuclear, says UK’s Hinkley Point C Nuclear Plant was to complete by 2017 but is now scheduled for completion by 2031 & is billions over budget🤦‍♂️ In Ontario, Nuclear “bankrupted” their “Hydroelectric Ontario” system🤦‍♂️

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stranger1 year ago

Smart Energy Council’s John Grimes calls out Peter Dutton’s “utter rubbish” claims that Renewables do not have enough “base load power” & slams the LNP for trying to deceive the public with the use of the term “Base Load Power is a 1950s concept that has been utterly debunked”🔥

stranger1 year ago

Smart Energy Council’s Tim Lamacraft explains the big problem that comes with the “large amount of waste” generated from Nuclear and confirms it’s “not” the size of a coke can as lied about by Peter Dutton.

Dale fangirling PRGuy. Always.1 year ago

Just a wild guess stranger, but don't think MSM/ABC will touch this with… (insert the word you want)!

maimou1 year ago

Oh dear. This will upset @BenFordhamLive

🐝Mel J🦋1 year ago

I guess that means Ted O’Brien can’t talk up Ontario any more?

JulieB1 year ago

Thank you again, dear stranger, for your dedication and tireless monitoring!!

Serenity now! over on B*l*u*e S*k*y1 year ago

That's a lot of money for a kettle.

Serenity now! over on B*l*u*e S*k*y1 year ago

It sounds a little like money laundering.

ted sowden - woke as!! 💧🌾🔥🚒🧸 💉💉💉🌈💡1 year ago

@WakeWtfu ❤️🧸✌️phuck

Claude - One Shot1 year ago

Well, the coalition has Qld, now let's see if it takes just a few years to build a NPP? No doubt Crisafulli and Dutton have been in discussions.

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David Littleproud says the reason they failed to prosecute the case for Nuclear is bcoz their policy was “very detailed” & so to win the Nuclear debate this time around says they plan to provide less detail & “just be pragmatic” Too much detail is bad, says Littleproud🤦‍♂️#auspol

David Littleproud says the reason they failed to prosecute the case for Nuclear is bcoz their policy was “very detailed” & so to win the Nuclear debate this time around says they plan to provide less detail & “just be pragmatic” Too much detail is bad, says Littleproud🤦‍♂️#auspol

stranger

51,175 views • 1 year ago

Nuclear power is clean, cost-effective and reliable source of energy ⚛️ Here's Philip Hunt taking a tour of Hinkley Point C which is just one project working to boost skills and jobs for local communities to help power millions of homes in the future with nuclear energy.

Nuclear power is clean, cost-effective and reliable source of energy ⚛️ Here's Philip Hunt taking a tour of Hinkley Point C which is just one project working to boost skills and jobs for local communities to help power millions of homes in the future with nuclear energy.

Department for Energy Security and Net Zero

17,289 views • 1 year ago

$600bn, 4% of the grid, Not ready til the 2040s 👆These are all LIES about nuclear power Here's the facts: 1/ '$600bn Cost' This figure is from the 'Smart' Energy Council (renewable lobby group). It extrapolates the cost of Hinkley C (the most expensive nuclear power plant ever) and literally doubles it. Even the CSIRO assumes lower nuclear capital costs for Australia. 2/ '4% of the grid' This figure is also from the 'Smart' Energy Council from dividing 11GW of nuclear capacity by 300GW of renewable capacity. However, Capacity ≠ Generation. 1GW of renewable capacity generates roughly a third of the power of 1GW of nuclear capacity. 3/ 'Not ready til the 2040s' The IAEA predicts it would take 10-15 years for a new to nuclear country to have nuclear power. The is the advice the Australian Government relies on for nuclear yet is being ignored by the PM & Energy Minister. These claims must be exposed. The nuclear disinformation campaign has gone too far. Also, no wonder the private sector isn't interested in nuclear in Australia. It's literally illegal right now in Australia. Learn more about nuclear: ✍️Sign to lift the ban:

$600bn, 4% of the grid, Not ready til the 2040s 👆These are all LIES about nuclear power Here's the facts: 1/ '$600bn Cost' This figure is from the 'Smart' Energy Council (renewable lobby group). It extrapolates the cost of Hinkley C (the most expensive nuclear power plant ever) and literally doubles it. Even the CSIRO assumes lower nuclear capital costs for Australia. 2/ '4% of the grid' This figure is also from the 'Smart' Energy Council from dividing 11GW of nuclear capacity by 300GW of renewable capacity. However, Capacity ≠ Generation. 1GW of renewable capacity generates roughly a third of the power of 1GW of nuclear capacity. 3/ 'Not ready til the 2040s' The IAEA predicts it would take 10-15 years for a new to nuclear country to have nuclear power. The is the advice the Australian Government relies on for nuclear yet is being ignored by the PM & Energy Minister. These claims must be exposed. The nuclear disinformation campaign has gone too far. Also, no wonder the private sector isn't interested in nuclear in Australia. It's literally illegal right now in Australia. Learn more about nuclear: ✍️Sign to lift the ban:

Will Shackel

39,795 views • 1 year ago

🚨 NOW: President Trump is in the Oval Office pushing for an increased focus on NUCLEAR power Nuclear energy is the REAL green energy. Windmills are absolute garbage pushed by megacorporations to scam Americans out of their tax dollars. More nuclear power plants would DRIVE DOWN energy costs.

🚨 NOW: President Trump is in the Oval Office pushing for an increased focus on NUCLEAR power Nuclear energy is the REAL green energy. Windmills are absolute garbage pushed by megacorporations to scam Americans out of their tax dollars. More nuclear power plants would DRIVE DOWN energy costs.

Nick Sortor

56,683 views • 4 days ago

The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog chief said “any war” with Iran will not destroy Tehran’s nuclear ambitions “unless it was nuclear war, and you go for destruction in an unfathomable way.” International Atomic Energy Agency head Rafael Grossi told Margaret Brennan Iran’s nuclear enrichment knowledge is “very sophisticated” and he called for “an agreed framework” by Iran that will give the IAEA “a clear idea” of the regime’s nuclear program.

The U.N.’s nuclear watchdog chief said “any war” with Iran will not destroy Tehran’s nuclear ambitions “unless it was nuclear war, and you go for destruction in an unfathomable way.” International Atomic Energy Agency head Rafael Grossi told Margaret Brennan Iran’s nuclear enrichment knowledge is “very sophisticated” and he called for “an agreed framework” by Iran that will give the IAEA “a clear idea” of the regime’s nuclear program.

Face The Nation

24,751 views • 4 months ago

Satellite images reveal construction of a huge military site in China | Is the Chinese regime preparing for nuclear war? Satellite images reveal a massive construction site in western Beijing, the capital of China. The facility is estimated to be 10 times larger than the Pentagon, and appears to have been built in preparation for the worst-case scenario - a nuclear attack. According to the Nuclear Arms Control Association, the US currently possesses over 5,200 nuclear warheads while China now has around 600 nuclear warheads. However, the US Pentagon estimates that China will have over 1,000 nuclear warheads by 2030.

Satellite images reveal construction of a huge military site in China | Is the Chinese regime preparing for nuclear war? Satellite images reveal a massive construction site in western Beijing, the capital of China. The facility is estimated to be 10 times larger than the Pentagon, and appears to have been built in preparation for the worst-case scenario - a nuclear attack. According to the Nuclear Arms Control Association, the US currently possesses over 5,200 nuclear warheads while China now has around 600 nuclear warheads. However, the US Pentagon estimates that China will have over 1,000 nuclear warheads by 2030.

Mossad Commentary

61,286 views • 1 year ago

This is the CEO of the ‘Smart Energy Council’ which represents Australia’s renewable industry. Here he defends their claim that 11GW of nuclear power could have costed $600bn. Unfortunately, once again, he gets basic facts wrong and misleads: 1️⃣ Every nuclear reactor that is built is not a “bespoke engineering experiment”. There are many different models of reactors that have been deployed around the world and when built in a fleet significant savings emerge. 2️⃣ Hinkley Point C is not a “single nuclear reactor site”. It has 2 reactors. This is the same lie that he also made to the nuclear parliamentary committee. 3️⃣ The Hinkley costing (which their estimate was based) on isn’t just the cost to build. It also factors in waste storage, decommissioning etc. 4️⃣ As I and others repeated many times their methodology wasn’t just to extrapolate the cost of the most expensive nuclear project ever but DOUBLE it. The result: even the CSIRO said nuclear costs at least 5x less. The SmartEnergyCouncil is a disinformation machine at best. The renewable industry deserves better representation.

This is the CEO of the ‘Smart Energy Council’ which represents Australia’s renewable industry. Here he defends their claim that 11GW of nuclear power could have costed $600bn. Unfortunately, once again, he gets basic facts wrong and misleads: 1️⃣ Every nuclear reactor that is built is not a “bespoke engineering experiment”. There are many different models of reactors that have been deployed around the world and when built in a fleet significant savings emerge. 2️⃣ Hinkley Point C is not a “single nuclear reactor site”. It has 2 reactors. This is the same lie that he also made to the nuclear parliamentary committee. 3️⃣ The Hinkley costing (which their estimate was based) on isn’t just the cost to build. It also factors in waste storage, decommissioning etc. 4️⃣ As I and others repeated many times their methodology wasn’t just to extrapolate the cost of the most expensive nuclear project ever but DOUBLE it. The result: even the CSIRO said nuclear costs at least 5x less. The SmartEnergyCouncil is a disinformation machine at best. The renewable industry deserves better representation.

Will Shackel

21,391 views • 1 year ago

This night the russian army attacked the Chernobyl nuclear power plant (ChNPP) in the Kyiv region. As a result of the strike by a russian drone, the protective cover built over the 4th power unit, destroyed by the 1986 accident, was damaged. This shelter was built by the whole world to protect the planet from radiation pollution. And now this world is watching as russian terrorists strike the closed nuclear power plant. Tolerating putin's actions is to support terrorism! #RussiaIsATerroristState

This night the russian army attacked the Chernobyl nuclear power plant (ChNPP) in the Kyiv region. As a result of the strike by a russian drone, the protective cover built over the 4th power unit, destroyed by the 1986 accident, was damaged. This shelter was built by the whole world to protect the planet from radiation pollution. And now this world is watching as russian terrorists strike the closed nuclear power plant. Tolerating putin's actions is to support terrorism! #RussiaIsATerroristState

Симороз Олег Олександрович

52,044 views • 1 year ago

It’s a measure of their insanity that leaders around the world are seriously considering nuclear war. Ivana Hughes of Columbia on what that would mean. (0:00) How Powerful Are Nuclear Weapons? (9:46) What Would Happen if a Nuke Detonated Over Times Square? (19:53) What Is Nuclear Winter? (24:56) Ozone Layer Destruction (27:06) What Would Happen if a Nuclear Power Plant Was Hit With a Nuclear Weapon? (29:08) How Many Times Have We Launched Nuclear Weapons? (33:57) The Horrifying Effects of Radiation (41:29) Is Nuclear Testing Infecting Our Food and Causing Cancer? (49:41) How Many Nuclear Weapons Exist Today? (51:14) Close Calls With Nuclear War and Lost Nukes (54:47) The Cuban Missile Crisis and JFK’s Attempt to Ban Nuclear Weapons (1:02:03) Why JFK Wanted to End Israel’s Nuclear Program (1:06:16) North Korea’s Nuclear Program (1:08:20) Is Iran Actually Trying to Build a Nuclear Weapon? (1:11:48) The Moral Debate About Our Nuclear Defense Policy (1:19:59) Are World Leaders Calling for Nuclear War? (1:29:50) Should America Lead the Charge in Eliminating Nuclear Weapons? (1:36:50) What Is the Doomsday Clock? (1:41:26) How Much Money Is Spent on Nuclear Weapon Development? (1:43:29) The First Step to Eliminating Nuclear Weapons Includes paid partnerships.

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Tucker Carlson

1,027,157 views • 9 months ago

RUSSIA TESTS YARS ICBM IN NUCLEAR DRILLS SUPERVISED BY PUTIN Moscow just flexed its nuclear muscles. As part of today’s strategic nuclear forces exercise, Russia launched a Yars intercontinental ballistic missile from its central region toward the Kura test range in Kamchatka, the Kremlin confirmed. The launch was overseen by Putin, who was personally briefed during the drills -part of what Moscow calls a “scheduled readiness exercise,” though the timing feels anything but routine. The Yars, capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads over 11,000 km, is a key pillar of Russia’s land-based deterrent. It’s designed to evade missile defenses and deliver a clear message: Russia’s nuclear triad - land, sea, and air - remains fully operational. “Routine testing”... with a little nuclear theater, and global audience. Source: Kremlin statement, Clash Report

RUSSIA TESTS YARS ICBM IN NUCLEAR DRILLS SUPERVISED BY PUTIN Moscow just flexed its nuclear muscles. As part of today’s strategic nuclear forces exercise, Russia launched a Yars intercontinental ballistic missile from its central region toward the Kura test range in Kamchatka, the Kremlin confirmed. The launch was overseen by Putin, who was personally briefed during the drills -part of what Moscow calls a “scheduled readiness exercise,” though the timing feels anything but routine. The Yars, capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads over 11,000 km, is a key pillar of Russia’s land-based deterrent. It’s designed to evade missile defenses and deliver a clear message: Russia’s nuclear triad - land, sea, and air - remains fully operational. “Routine testing”... with a little nuclear theater, and global audience. Source: Kremlin statement, Clash Report

Mario Nawfal

159,608 views • 9 months ago

🇪🇸 ☢️ Village braces for closure of Spain's largest nuclear plant In Almaraz, home to some 1,500 people and surrounded by countryside, locals are increasingly worried. Almaraz power plant, which contributes around seven percent of Spain's electricity production, is scheduled to close in 2028 as part of the leftist government's plan to shut all the country's reactors by 2035 #geneu_AFP

🇪🇸 ☢️ Village braces for closure of Spain's largest nuclear plant In Almaraz, home to some 1,500 people and surrounded by countryside, locals are increasingly worried. Almaraz power plant, which contributes around seven percent of Spain's electricity production, is scheduled to close in 2028 as part of the leftist government's plan to shut all the country's reactors by 2035 #geneu_AFP

AFP News Agency

16,684 views • 2 months ago

The Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP) near Qom in Central Iran is reportedly now being targeted by the Israeli Air Force, with strikes also reported against the Parchin Nuclear Facility to the south of Tehran.

The Fordow Fuel Enrichment Plant (FFEP) near Qom in Central Iran is reportedly now being targeted by the Israeli Air Force, with strikes also reported against the Parchin Nuclear Facility to the south of Tehran.

OSINTdefender

333,570 views • 1 year ago

Big tech companies, including Google, Apple, and Microsoft, invest heavily in clean energy. Google is backing small modular nuclear reactors, a new type of plant that’s smaller, stackable, and always on—key for powering AI data centers. Partnering with Kairos Power, Google aims to bring advanced nuclear online by 2030.

Big tech companies, including Google, Apple, and Microsoft, invest heavily in clean energy. Google is backing small modular nuclear reactors, a new type of plant that’s smaller, stackable, and always on—key for powering AI data centers. Partnering with Kairos Power, Google aims to bring advanced nuclear online by 2030.

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26,453 views • 1 year ago

🇷🇺🚢 Strait of Hormuz crisis? Russia accelerates nuclear icebreaker expansion on the Arctic route Russia is steadily strengthening its presence along the Northern Sea Route with a growing fleet of nuclear-powered icebreakers. Vladimir Panov, Special Representative for the Development of the Arctic at Rosatom👇 ▪️Four nuclear-powered icebreakers — Arktika, Sibir, Ural, and Yakutia — are already completed and operating. ▪️The fifth vessel, Chukotka, is nearing completion at the St. Petersburg Shipyard by the end of this year. ▪️Two more icebreakers — Leningrad and Stalingrad — are under construction, scheduled for delivery in 2028 and 2030. ▪️The flagship Lider is being built in the Far East, with completion planned for 2029.

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15,505 views • 3 months ago

Standard Nuclear's Kurt Terrani says 2025 was the "watershed moment" for building new nuclear capacity, and that the first nuclear microreactors will be turning on this year. "The hyperscalers' demand for nuclear is insatiable. A nuclear plant that couldn't compete in a deregulated market against gas, they're gonna bring that on and meet their goals." "Some microreactors are turning on this year. It's incredible. We are literally making a core load right now for Radiant, and those guys are about to turn [theirs] on."

Standard Nuclear's Kurt Terrani says 2025 was the "watershed moment" for building new nuclear capacity, and that the first nuclear microreactors will be turning on this year. "The hyperscalers' demand for nuclear is insatiable. A nuclear plant that couldn't compete in a deregulated market against gas, they're gonna bring that on and meet their goals." "Some microreactors are turning on this year. It's incredible. We are literally making a core load right now for Radiant, and those guys are about to turn [theirs] on."

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11,349 views • 6 months ago

EXCEPTIONS ARE MADE FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL. 2008 REDUX IN 2026? THE INDIA-AUSTRALIA NUCLEAR DEAL IS A COUP PULLED OFF BY MODI. HERE'S WHY. The Australia-India uranium agreement is significant because it reinforces the nuclear exception first created in 2008. India remains outside the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Australia once barred uranium sales to non-NPT states. Today, it is supplying India, underscoring the international confidence India has earned through its non-proliferation record. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, India is a rising super power that nation states now want to placate keeping in mind the changing balance of power. This is why Australia is willing to accommodate India within the global nuclear order without asking it to compromise its strategic nuclear programme.

EXCEPTIONS ARE MADE FOR THE EXCEPTIONAL. 2008 REDUX IN 2026? THE INDIA-AUSTRALIA NUCLEAR DEAL IS A COUP PULLED OFF BY MODI. HERE'S WHY. The Australia-India uranium agreement is significant because it reinforces the nuclear exception first created in 2008. India remains outside the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty. Australia once barred uranium sales to non-NPT states. Today, it is supplying India, underscoring the international confidence India has earned through its non-proliferation record. BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY, India is a rising super power that nation states now want to placate keeping in mind the changing balance of power. This is why Australia is willing to accommodate India within the global nuclear order without asking it to compromise its strategic nuclear programme.

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31,589 views • 19 days ago

🇮🇷| Iran’s FM: Insistence on IAEA inspectors is to assess extent of the damage to our nuclear facilities. The damage to nuclear facilities is “serious”. He also says they have to investigate a decision regarding IAEA inspectors. But why is he saying this? The Parliament passed a bill to stop cooperation with IAEA & it was accepted by the Guardian council & signed by the gov. It seems that Araghchi is looking for a way to bypass this and have inspectors on site. This was a mistake by Araghchi, and he’ll receive backlash for this.

🇮🇷| Iran’s FM: Insistence on IAEA inspectors is to assess extent of the damage to our nuclear facilities. The damage to nuclear facilities is “serious”. He also says they have to investigate a decision regarding IAEA inspectors. But why is he saying this? The Parliament passed a bill to stop cooperation with IAEA & it was accepted by the Guardian council & signed by the gov. It seems that Araghchi is looking for a way to bypass this and have inspectors on site. This was a mistake by Araghchi, and he’ll receive backlash for this.

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60,558 views • 1 year ago