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The

Nuclear

Option

By Stanislav Mishin

July 15th, 2009

PRAVDA.RU

America,

as much of the world knows,

is out of energy.

Despite importing a

quarter of the world’s oil,

it is out of energy and

being now a Leftist nation,

it is in the gravity well of

the black hole of

“clean energy”.

What this of

course means is,

fake renewable energy.

Of course there is no

such thing as the cost in

input energy to create

the windmills and solar

cells far outlasts what they

can actually produce in

their short lives.

America is also bankrupt.

The only hope that America

has is to recreate its industry

and to do that it needs

cheap energy,

something wind turbines

will never give you.

They might be great for

crushing wheat kernels

but not for generating

electricity.

Enter stage right, Russia.

You want to set

the reset button?

You want to cut

nuclear weapons?

You want an electrical

grid low in carbon dioxide

(not that it really matters

in the real world but

we’ll pretend it does)?

You want industry to grow

and jobs for your people?

Well welcome Mr. Civilian

Nuclear Power or Mr CiNP

or rather Mr. Russian CiNP.

Russia is an expert on building

nuclear power plant.

Yes,

before you start,

Chernobyl happened and

it was a freak accurance

(unless you buy into the

theory it was staged and

knowing the CIA/MI6 it

just may have been)

but a lot of lessons were

learned from it.

Furthermore,

unlike the US,

which has not built a nuclear

station in over thirty years,

Russia has vast experience

in both this and in

turning nuclear weapons

material into safe nuclear

rods for nuclear power

plants…

no giant explosion

guaranteed or your money back.

The advantages are many.

Unlike wind turbines

or solar cells,

a nuclear power station

will last over fifty years

and provide not only

hundreds of jobs in

construction but hundreds

of jobs in running it.

It also takes up a much

smaller foot print, both

on the ground and

visually than hundreds of

rusting metal poles,

sticking hundreds of

meters in the air.

But best of all,

nuclear power costs a mere

2 rubles an hour, or about

6 American cents,

compare that to wind, which

runs closer to 20 rubles.

So,

from 2,100 to 1,500 each,

that is a yield of

1,200 nuclear

decommissioned warheads,

more than enough fuel to

power most of the United

States and Russia for

decades to come.

Remember,

this is enriched Plutonium,

not low grade Uranium.

So here is the deal:

send Russia the

nuclear warheads,

and your inspectors.

We will reprocess

them for a fee.

We will build your reactors

and ship them to you,

while you build the

controls and housing.

We will install them and

get it up and running,

and as Prime Minister Putin,

early last year offered,

we will,

for another fee,

take your spent fuel rods

and dispose of them also,

down some very deep

hole in our Siberian

mountains…

do not worry,

thanks to the Soviets,

we have plenty.

This will help our economy,

this will help your economy,

this will help the poor little

eagles being turned into

stir fry by the giant turbines.

Best of all,

the Watermelons will

hate it and despise it,

while sitting in their air

conditioned houses

(or heated) behind their

electricity eating computers.

Stanislav Mishin –

The article originally

appears on his blog,

Mat Rodina (LINK)