Please watch my new video, titled “Don’t Eat Your Pets.” If anything, I understated the Brandon regime’s new heavy-handed “house to house” approach.
Having already posted this video, I saw footage of the U.S. Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (BATFE) coming to some guy’s very large, nice front porch, without a warrant, asking to see his two guns that he bought at the same time, because, you know, that’s a “bulk” purchase and he could be an illegal arms reseller.
News is, they are going house to house now, without warrants, just to fulfill some bizarre plan or quota set for them by their Democrat leadership. In principle, I don’t mind checking up on people’s guns (it happens in most other countries that have gun rights), but this is clearly loopy, arbitrary, and designed to intimidate. As I say in the video, we are back to the 1990s.
Anyway, the video is NOT about guns. Any Eurotrash (not Europeans, but Eurotrash) still reading this blog, please don’t bother with the “I don’t understand why Americans love guns so much” comments, you’ll be deleted and blocked. Instead, please go get a couple of Pfyezzer boosstter shawtz.
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What’s Going On At The Next Chernobyl?
Russia has been in control of the Zaporozhie Atomic Energy Station and its worker-city Energodar since March.
Russia cannot attack the station because Russia is at the station. There are Russian soldiers at the station.
When our MSM writes that Russia and the Ukraine accuse each other of attacking the station, the writers know they are passing along bullshit.
It is not possible for people “in the know” to believe Jesus Zelensky’s claims that Russia is bombing itself at the station.
Last month, Russia had attempted to connect the station to the Crimean grid. In response, the Ukraine started sending attack drones aiming at Russian forces in the vicinity of the station. Some station employees were severely injured in one such attack.
The Ukraine then stepped up the ante with cannon and rocket attacks on the area. It’s unclear what they have been aiming at. Perhaps work crews (for the Crimea effort) or perhaps Russian forces, or both.
Shelling has damaged or destroyed substantial infrastructure including power lines and water pumping systems for cooling the reactors.
More recently, the Ukraine has made demands that Russia leave the station. This obviously does not square with Jesus Zelensky’s claims that Russia is bombing the station. But, no one thinks too hard about that.
As of yet, the six reactor housings have not been hit. The Ukraine is shelling the area using U.S.-supplied M777 howitzers, the munitions for which are incapable of penetrating the housings, except perhaps with a “lucky” direct hit at the very top of a housing dome, where the reinforced cement is possibly as thin as 80cm.
The main risk is of a reactor meltdown due to destruction of cooling mechanisms, failure of external power to withdraw fuel rods from a reactor core, or human error arising from stress or fatigue. (None of the staff signed up to work in a war zone.)
Given the prevailing pattern of U.S. satellite and other intelligence being used in Ukrainian targeting decisions, we cannot rule out a direct U.S. role in the Ukrainian shelling.
Incidentally, five of the reactors are past their “expiration” dates.
As of now, to avoid a potential meltdown scenario, four of the six reactors have ceased operation (the rods presumably withdrawn, but still must be cooled), another one is in some kind of reduced-operation mode, and only one is fully functioning.
Russia appears to have made an offer to continue supplying the Ukraine with free electricity from the station indefinitely, which (in addition to keeping the lights on in the Ukraine) allows the Ukraine to sell some small surplus to its western neighbors (Slovakia or whatever) for cash.
This is not good enough for Jesus Zelensky—after months of defeats and bullshit talk about a “counteroffensive” that never happened, he needs a victory, and that involves Russia withdrawing from the station and from Energodar.
Presumably, he interprets (and who can blame him?) silence or feigned ignorance from the U.S.A. and E.U. as a green light to keep pushing the envelope. It’s a game of “chicken.”
And if there is “another Chernobyl”? Who cares! It will be blamed on Russia. (It will also lead to much more financial support for the Kiev regime.)
The one kink in this “perfect scheme” is the pending visit of an International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA, an affiliate of the United Nations) delegation to the site, which may evolve into a permanent mission to the site.
The 11 or so IAEA delegates scheduled to arrive in the coming days, are all from “neutral” countries (of course, people from “neutral” countries, i.e. states not within the U.S. hegemonic bloc, are much more likely to be sympathetic to Russia.)
Given the seriousness of the matter (the premises of one of the world’s largest nuclear energy plants being attacked with heavy weaponry every day for well over a month), the formation of the delegation and mission was absurdly, in fact, obscenely, delayed.
The only realistic explanation is, there was a struggle between Russia and the USA over who would be on the delegation. (Obviously, Russia won.)
Of course, the delegation will show up and determine that the site is, in fact, under Russian control, and Russia is not bombing itself. Will that be reported in the Western MSM? Of course not. But it will be reported in the neutral countries. This exercise is important for official and public opinion in the neutral countries.
In conclusion: Everything you have just read, must be “common knowledge” to people “in the know”, including at the U.S. Department of State, the radiological protection branch (or whatever) within the U.S. Department of Defense, and reporters at top newspapers including the NY Times and the Wall Street Journal.
They did not share this information with you. That any of this information is news to you, that you had to find it on some no-name blog… Well, that’s where we are in 2022.
If you still think you are learning something real about this conflict from CNN, Fox, NY Times, WSJ, WaPo, BBC, CBC, or even a specialist outlet such as 19fortyfive, there is no hope for you, you are a subhumanoid.
PS: In keeping with my “the expected won’t happen, the unexpected will happen” approach, I anticipate that if there is a nuclear disaster in Europe, it won’t be at Zaporozhie, it will be at some other nuke plant in the Ukraine or perhaps in France, where they have been overloading their reactors due to their power crisis, or somewhere else in Europe. If it’s in Emmanuel “we must sacrifice for democracy” Macron’s France, I guarantee I will be laughing my ass off. Send more cheese and Javelins! LOL.
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As always good content. Thank you
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Actually, a meltdown is NOT the main danger.
The main danger (it was in Fukushima too, and most other NPP’s if cut off from electricity/pumping) is the spent fuel rod pool. In it are old fuel rods which are partly spent, but still contain huge amounts of radiation (typically >80% of new ones). If the pool in which they are kept submerged suffers damage or start to heat up, huge amounts of radiation could be expelled … we’re talking hundreds of thousands of times the radiation in other nuclear accidents.
Spent fuel rod pools are regarded as temporary (?) storage, even if the rods are there for decades. They are not reinforced and have far fewer physical and technical (redundant) protections.
:Spent fuel rod pools are vulnerable targets both physically and technically. One of the vulnerabilities is the collection of explosive hydrogen gas in such a building when things start to cycle up, destroying the infrastructure containing the rods.
At Fukushima most of the damage was from meltdowns of rods inside the reactor cores. At this plant, yes the rods have been withdrawn from most cores, I mentioned that, and I also spoke of damage to the cooling infrastructure. Do I really need to draw a picture of a pool?
At this station, the fully spent rods are all outside, in casks under the weather, no protection, could be blown up. Several hundreds casks, at least. I’ve seen close-up aerial photos of the lot. I figured it was too much detail for most readers. I think I got the point across, as it is. It’s quite bad enough.
I did not mean to contradict you, only to add some detail. In Fukushima they avoided the worst crisis that was feared (spent fuel rod pool disintegrating), and “only” had a meltdown, with the elements contained deep into the ground/ground water and relatively little going into the atmosphere.
I doubt that at the ZNPP they have actually removed the fuel rods … they would be safer kept completely immersed to down modulate the reaction while shutting down the operation. The rods are far safer inside the containment structures than on the terrein outside.
Thanks but the old rods are outside, I’ve seen the photos and read about it, it’s no secret. I don’t know how hot they are or whatever. They are lined up in casks outside.
Here’s today’s Press Release from the IAEA https://www.iaea.org/newscenter/pressreleases/update-96-iaea-director-general-statement-on-situation-in-ukraine
They don’t mention the make up of the team visiting next week, how or through which borders they plan to travel. Here’s a good and recent interview with DG Grossi, Ukraine is in the first half, then they talk about Iran: https://www.france24.com/en/tv-shows/the-interview/20220825-exclusive-iaea-chief-grossi-on-risk-of-nuclear-disaster-in-ukraine
The NY Times reported about the mostly neutral nationalities of the mission team (no one from the US and UK). I can‘t see that article but CNN reported today „When CNN reached out to the IAEA on Sunday about the makeup of the expert mission, the nuclear watchdog declined to comment, saying it would not make such information public and that “all IAEA missions have members from different Member States, selected on the basis of their relevant expertise. They are international civil servants representing the IAEA, not their countries of.” (sic)„
They are going to take experts, not diplomats, who know and have experience with similar reactors and infrastructure as found in Zaporozhie and who aren’t afraid of being shot at.
So the bottom line for you is CNN? No one has a better grasp than CNN. If CNN can’t confirm, then that’s all she wrote. No reason to read this blog at all, just watch CNN. Thank you, please come again. Make sure to get double boosstted.
As for experts, yes they are experts, but an expert from India (for example) is more likely to be more direct and vocal about what he sees there, than an expert from the USA, who works for perhaps the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (the U.S. Government) and has to answer to appointees of the Biden administration. Duh! I will draw a picture for you next time, like for a five year-old. Perhaps in a “Blues Clues” or “Dora the Explorer” format.
Yes, I visited Japan as an external consultant to China’s team on a WANO peer review of Fukushima. The first thing I noticed even before we cleared the gates was Yakuza tattoos on the contract labor also waiting to enter the gate. By the end of the 3rd day when the team began inspections we were gobsmacked by the amount of corrupt practice. All of our reviews were suppressed by WANO Tokyo, which turned out to be an American organization, surprise surprise.
There was a video on YouTube of one of GE’s pipe inspectors who came clean about the crap GE and Japanese were doing after he retired and collected his pension check, as another source.
Agree on food, the storms that we’re seeing in Asia are dumping loads of salt on coastal farmland, and the drought makes flooding to remove the salt problematic to say the least, so add that into your calculations.
Specific to the Yakuza being at the Fukishima power plant, there is a podcast called the Underworld Podcast in which the history of the crime syndicate was laid out from the WW2 days. Basically, the crime syndicate has been forced from society. They are no longer able to move money around and are professionally ostracized by the government and other industry entities and so the business fronts are no longer available to them. I guess sort of like untouchables. At any rate, the Yakuza, or some parts of them “volunteered” to go to Fukishima to show that they wanted to be a part of society. Kind of a strange side story about that whole situation. Please forgive me if the podcast listed above not good practice. If it is not please disregard this post and bounce me the hell out of here.
The elephant in the room.
Even in war, the bombing a nuclear power plant is an international war crime and any Americans (be they civilian or military) that have aided or assisted in this activity should be subject to prosecution (not gonna happen, but it should).
The notion that some Russians are bombing other Russians at ZNPP while being defended by yet other Russians operating air defense systems is beyond ludicrous. But the root issue is not the pandering propaganda coming out of the MSM, it’s that the people running the show in DC are both insane and evil. How much longer can we tolerate having insane and evil people run the country? Hundreds of thousands of Ukrainian men have already died, been grievously injured, or now suffer permanent concussive brain impairment. That is no trivial thing, but a man-made Fukishima type event is taking evil to a whole nutha level. And the genesis of this evil is rooted in DC. Just sayin’.
just as likely rooted in British MI-6, putting out the propaganda that its the US.
No offense, but the Brits are pikers compared to the US when it comes to effing things up. Ukraine will never recover from the effects of the manpower loss they have already experienced. It wasn’t just 18-21 year olds that perished, but a huge cohort of middle-aged men. And a lot of widows and orphans have been created as a byproduct. And all of this was done purely for the purpose of destroying Europe economically/industrially and curtailing potential business relations with Russia.
The IAEA has been compromised since the Iraq war by America. IIRC America threatened the lives of the children of the head of the agency to get them to comply.
i was talking to someone in the supplies seeds to the farmers business, he said generally most farmers had better than average yields in england this year, but said fertilizer costs will be a major problem next year. also i noticed some food prices going down (only abit) lately, the calm before the storm?
Thanks, the spring-planted cereals have not been harvested yet. He may be talking about “winter wheat”, I don’t know.
Dairy yields were down in Ireland despite a close to perfect weather season, due to reduced fertilizer usage. That’s from a friend who runs a lab for a medium sized dairy processor here.
You mention cycles in “Don’t Eat Your Pets.” Here’s another one for you:
“”This Is Beyond Imagination”: Polish Homeowners Line Up For Days To Buy Coal Ahead Of Winter”
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/beyond-imagination-polish-homeowners-line-days-buy-coal-ahead-coming-winter
You seem to understand the US government but then give it more credit than it deserves when it comes to I.R.S. Really think “deadly force” is part of some sinister plot? You must know government hiring. Some things get added to a job description through ineptitude, some get added because hiring is messed up. Likely IRS is hiring obese do nothings who have no sense of law enforcement and don’t know how else to sift those people out so they have to explicitly ask things that would otherwise be taken for granted in another law enforcement organization. You lose credibility when you go the Matt Gaetz route and pretend most government employees aren’t career professionals but politically driven party drones. Perhaps in DC, but certainly not nationwide.
It sounds like you know more about Matt Gaetz and his crowd than I do. It also sounds like you hear what you want to hear. It’s not a sinister plot, it’s just a sign of the times. As I clearly said, there was no such language in Federal special agent job postings in prior years. You may have a listening comprehension problem.
Eurotrash
I probably would enjoy owning a gun, but the idea that every idiot in my country could own them too is horrifying.
The most recent news in the Gulf Cooperation Council or GCC for short (KSA, Kuwait, Qatar, UAE, Oman and Bahrain) are preparing new payment system, that will be tested in September and will be live by Q1 next year to replace SWIFT for payments between the six member states. The system is called AFAQ and will by pass any dollar payments. So far we have the BRICS system, the Russian/Indian deal, the Russian/Chinese deal and God knows how many other deals being done without US dollars. I think things are looking kind of bleak for the US dollar and Biden keeps printing money non-stop. Do you think a heavy devaluation of the US dollar, would be the catalyst for a peaceful or violent divorce within the United States?
I suppose a nuclear ‘dark’ winter is one way to eat the bugz. If the Kahuna vy-rus so far failed to control us; the control of food & water, contaminated with radiation, might perhaps be another way.
Great video. I am one of those people who came via The Duran but I am very happy to read / watch non Ukraine content. I studied in the US in Ithaca back in the late 90s and am saddened by how much the place seems to have changed since then. Not for the better.
I want to introduce a little sanity and logic into this whole nitrogen fertilizer panic thing. Farmers never used ammonia fertilizers before WWII. For thousands of years, farmers relied on animal and human manure and crop rotation systems to increase soil fertility and improve plant growth. During WWII, factories were constructed to produce nitrogen to make TNT and other explosives. After the war, these plants switched to production of ammonia, which was sold for fertilizer and thus began modern agriculture.
The notion that crop production will be severely limited without nitrogen fertilizer is false. City municipal waste facilities, animal confinement facilities that raise poultry and swine have been producing tons and tons of what up until now was considered a polluting waste product. These products contain nitrogen and many important nutrients for plants. They also improve soil health. Farmers know this, but using these products in large scale corporate agriculture is not as easy as simply applying chemical fertilizers. I recently came across an article stating that now there is a “shortage” of manure in Iowa, where they raise thousands of swine and chickens in large confinement facilities. Prior to this year, these facilities had difficulties disposing of their waste. Composted municipal waste can be a fantastic fertilizer, depending on the types of industry in the municipality where it cames from.
Prior to modern factory style agriculture, American farms were much smaller and had much more diverse and self sufficient operations. For example; an Iowa farm might have both beef and dairy cows, swine, chickens and other meat animals, which would provide manure fertilizer. They would be growing a variety of crops, along with some fruit trees. In fall, they might plant a green manure crop (wheat or oats) that could be ploughed under in early spring to improve the soil or they might include a planting of alfalfa for a year or two in their crop rotation. Alfalfa improvse soil and fixes nitrogen.
Modern factory farming in Iowa involves raising almost entirely just two crops–corn and soybeans. These crops are genetically modified clones (all the same genetics) and genetically modified plants actually are less resilient than their natural cousins and require more inputs of pesticides and fertilizers. Because of the lack of crop genetic diversity there is a real danger of a potato famine type massive crop loss due to some new pest or disease. Iowa soils have become depleted of organic matter, biological life, and micro-nutrients with modern agriculture and generally in poor health.
Studies done on the nutritional value of organic crops vs. chemically produced crops have shown that though production might be lower on the organic crops, the nutritional value is much higher. Nitrogen promotes mostly green growth, inhibits fruit and seed set and production, and results bulkier less nutritious product. While crop growth may slow some without nitrogen fertilizers, the nutritional content of the crops may actually increase. I have had a productive garden for years without fertilizer, using only occasional compost or manure.
To sum up: Modern factory style agriculture is not resilient nor sustainable. Bill Gates type farming will ultimately lead to famines and disasters. (The guy is an idiot and a pervert.) We need to go back to smaller old fashioned style diverse self sufficient farming that doesn’t require amonia. Amonia production may in fact not be the wisest use of natural gas. Modern agriculture today is not a very adaptable system, so change is going to be hard. However, decent crops can be produced without amonia. We may have fewer calories, but they may well be less empty.
Okay, Mr./Mrs.”Sanity”. You go tell some Iowa farmer that instead of using X tons of highly-efficient, easily-applied, chemical fertilizer grains per acre….. He has to procure and spread 5X tons of much lower nitrogen content, smelly pigshit or turkey or human shit, and wait for it to settle and rot, and till it over at much greater effort, over many hundreds of acres, and with the possibility of E. Coli or whatever.
I never said chemical fertilization or “factory farming” is “sustainable” (historically, nothing is sustainable), but for now, it allows 2% or 3% of the U.S. population to feed the other 97-98%, and with enough surplus to feed perhaps several hundred million more by way of exports. So unless you are a professional, full-time organic farmer, you should stop lecturing people with your organic utopia vision. You don’t get a pass just because of your little pea-and-carrot garden with your 8ft by 8ft compost bin. If “the system” broke down and you had to go farm all-natural to survive, you would not have time to write goddam essays in my comments section, you’d be working 5am to 7pm, like any other farmer. You and your keyboard reap obvious benefits from chemical farming, so don’t make such a damn enlightened being of yourself.
As far as WW2 TNT factories, nitrogen fertilizer was already in widespread (not universal, but widespread) use at least in the USA, UK, and Germany before WWII.
What you are saying is city dwelling, suburban dwelling, etc; isn’t’ sustainable. How’s that going to work exactly?
Farms export their production outside of their local eco-system, and other than plant energy(sunlight eventually isn’t renewable) and water as rain (highly dependent on ocean currents) almost none of the nutritional inputs are going to come back to the farmland without huge energy inputs. Every piss, poop, skin cells (and soap) in every shower, every cloth washing, every paper, etc. etc. would need gathering, treating, and movement back to the farmland and local eco. That energy foot print would make current industry practice look tiny. Next, some plant micro-nutritional inputs are dependent on the Sahara and Gobi being deserts and the occasional massive volcanic eruption (which also usually causes extreme ecological stress) so that winds can pick up, transport and deposit a fine coating of their long unexploited soils. If rainfall patterns change and those deserts start to green up again, your land will go to pot in less than a hundred years without some other way of lifting them in. Won’t matter to you, but it does matter to this “ideal” you think is so solid.
Your closed cycle system can never be 100% closed, and would only hold out under sustainable agriculture without massive energy inputs for a best a few hundred years, kind of like the cycle of empires. Natural leakage will always lead to collapse. That’s why species of plants and animals are constantly going extinct and new species evolve.
Anyway, Good luck getting people to give up living in cities and suburbs. You might find that nice piece of nature you’re on gets damn crowded if that ever happens.
Jacob, do you foresee Europeans liquidating their assets and just abandoning “the old country” for places like Canada and the US – in essence, mass immigration from Europe? Not as though the US and Canada don’t have their own problems and crises, but just a reaction to how bad the reality on the ground in those countries become as well as a bleak outlook for the future.
To: Not Me. Why assume I was there after the event, when even the IAEA was bared for the longest time. The WANO peer review was conducted 14 months before the event, not after. Ukraine and Japanese have some serious safety culture issues, and both to hide overdosing workers bring in a lot of temps off the book. My guess as to Yakuza heroics post clean up is much the same, it’s extremely dangerous dirty work, perfect for gamblers, medical debt holders, etc. and they need muscle to keep that sort of workforce compliant and to take out any nosy reporters post event. I heard the Russians had issues with some rather seedy characters at the plant providing targeting info, so the Ukrainian equivalent was still present in their workforce too.
Unrealistic to think cities will change zoning to allow residents to keep farm animals in city limits. Nosey neighbors be complaining about cow etc to city code compliance dept in null comma nichts. Nosey neighbors arguement is the rooster crow at sunup and I am trying to sleep. If person live in urban area, get out now, more likely to see snake plisken new york zombie scenario than local city zoning dept allow residents to be self sufficient. If I owned leveraged real estate in Fairfax County I would be selling everything out now and looking for a farm in Southampton County to pay cash for, if there is even one for sale, which I doubt.
But I never said anything about cows within city limits, did I?
Heard the IAEA may have been in on the timing of the posting to ZNPP to make sure the visit coincided with the so-called offensive Ze a bigger media play. Some players in IAEA working with Mi-6, CIA.