You might want to interview former NATO general Wesley Clark. He's involved in looking for natural gas in Germany and Austria - domestic resources those countries literally refused to look for until now.
The rationale for the nuclear shutdown is obvious. Germany is on a geopolitical faultline; anyone who were to hit one of their reactors …
You might want to interview former NATO general Wesley Clark. He's involved in looking for natural gas in Germany and Austria - domestic resources those countries literally refused to look for until now.
The rationale for the nuclear shutdown is obvious. Germany is on a geopolitical faultline; anyone who were to hit one of their reactors would destroy the country in a nanosecond, meaning their enemies could take them hostage. Yes, Russia could turn off the gas...but they can't turn the Germany into a radioactive dump by bombing one strategic target.
Of course the Greens have something to do with it, but there is strategy in play, too.
You might want to interview former NATO general Wesley Clark. He's involved in looking for natural gas in Germany and Austria - domestic resources those countries literally refused to look for until now.
The rationale for the nuclear shutdown is obvious. Germany is on a geopolitical faultline; anyone who were to hit one of their reactors would destroy the country in a nanosecond, meaning their enemies could take them hostage. Yes, Russia could turn off the gas...but they can't turn the Germany into a radioactive dump by bombing one strategic target.
Of course the Greens have something to do with it, but there is strategy in play, too.
Western Europe has massive gas reserves but they lock themselves out, same as Britain is doing
There is no need for any of this.
Modern nukes for the grid
Gas for heating and cooking
They can do exactly what you say they can’t at any time by dropping a nuclear bomb.