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FBaggins Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Oct-14-11 01:09 PM
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4. Riiight. Because there's no "risk" from the reactors just across their borders
Edited on Fri Oct-14-11 01:17 PM by FBaggins
that they're importing power from.

The only difference is that German euros are now lining the pockets of the french and chzech... instead of other countries' euros coming in to Germany.



Just reported this week... the "absolute priority" for this decade is to add two more reactors to this plant and boost output by 150%. Any doubt as to why that is?
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