Beyond Nuclear International Weekly Digest, MONDAY, AUGUST 28, 2023
Posted: 28th August 2023
A nuclear weapons company gets a contract for Mars while nuclear plants are planned for the moon. But is space exploration the real agenda? Linda Pentz Gunter digs a little deeper to uncover more sinister - and deeply risky - schemes. Fish will be slaughtered on an unprecedented scale if the Hinkley Point C reactors are opened in the UK. The owner and the British government will do nothing to stop it.
Lunatic plans mask real agenda
NASA will allow Lockheed Martin to build nuclear-powered rockets for travel to Mars. But the Pentagon is much more interested in using this technology for military satellites that can evade enemies. NASA is also intent on digging up and paving over the moon, and using nuclear reactors to power human habitation there. And it’s happy to pay billionaires like Jeff Bezos to do it. Not content with trashing the Earth, why must we now also destroy our mysterious moon? READ MORE
Wholesale slaughter in the seas
The massive slaughter of billions of fish and other sea life is perfectly okay as far as French nuclear company, EDF, and the British government are concerned. Both have agreed to avoid the trouble and expense of installing fish deterrents for the expensive Hinkley Point C nuclear power plant still under construction on the UK coast. Ignoring environmental protection is par for the course with new nuclear projects, all of which should be abandoned. READ MORE
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