risk at chernobyl. when you seize a place like chernobyl where there s clean-up and obviously it s a very sensitive area, i wonder if you don t keep the people who are currently working there to keep it stable, keep it clean, what do you do? i mean, do you force them gregory, when you look at the situation, what are you what freaks you out about it? i mean, it freaks me out, asking the question. i m just wondering what freaks you as a scientist out about it? yeah, it s really that. how are you going to operate these sites in the middle of a war? we know nuclear infrastructure is always has potential for catastrophic releases of radiation, and now you re coupling all of those problems that you normally reactors with the challenges, the uncertainty, the difficulty of operating in a war zone. and as you said, there are ongoing activities, for instance, at chernobyl to maintain the integrity of the facilities that contain the radiation today. and it s unclear who is operating tho
came under attack. by an insurrectionist mob. and just a couple of miles away at the white house, there was zero effort to move donald trump. that tells a lot as to who was directing and controlling that mob, and where the threat was directed. and we re the threat was emanating from. it freaks speaks volumes, frankly. we have another communication to mark meadows involving mark meadows before january six. saying that the national guard was ready and that the national guard would be ready to protect the pro trump people, and that there would be reinforcement for the national guard. so, they were thinking in the white house, about the national guard before january six. but when the attack happened, no one was lifting a finger about the national guard or anything else. o anything else. yes, but are we surprised by the fact that they would be willing to use them military for their political purposes?
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