Reply #13: I have used nuclear fuel stored in my state. I want more of it. [View All]

I am very proud that 50% of our electricity comes from nuclear energy here, and that all of our nuclear plants have the vast majority of the products of energy production on those grounds - going back for nearly four decades, within the boundaries.

Note that there is not one shit-for-brains anti-nuke who can point to a dangerous fossil fuel plant from the dangerous fossil fuel industry - by which the anti-nuke industry is largely owned (look at Gerhard Schroeder's and Amory Lovins big paychecks from Gazprom and Royal Dutch Shell) - and claim that the dangerous fossil fuel waste is contained within. On the contrary, every single living human being on this planet has dangerous fossil fuel waste in his or her flesh.

The shit for brains anti-nuke industry couldn't care less, but it makes a big, big, big, big, big, big, big fucking deal about used nuclear fuel, about which it knows nothing and understands nothing.

Used nuclear fuel in my state has proved absolutely harmless, and it has helped to protect me from more dangerous fossil fuel waste - about which the illiterate anti-nuclear industry could care less - from accumulating in places like my children's lungs.

Now I have illiterate anti-nukes trying to vandalize and destroy our nuclear infrastructure here because they are as ignorant of science as creationists.

The illiterate anti-nuclear industry, paid off by people from companies like Gazprom, wants to pretend that only nuclear energy must be perfect, and that any other form of shit-for-brains energy - including their increasingly dangerous biofuels industry - can kill as many people as they want indiscriminately.

Not ONE of the ridiculous arguments from the paid (off) anti-nuke industry stands up to inspection by something called numbers. For instance, there is not one illiterate anti-nuke who has ever read the EXTERNE reports on the external cost of energy, because you can't get into the anti-nuke industry if you can do simple comparisons.

And now for something called numbers: http://www.externe.info/