German riot police clash with anti-nuke protesters
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nandakandamanda
Interesting that while in Britain and elsewhere the Greens have not seen a problem with nuclear power, that 'safe' energy source, in Germany they have come up with this opposite reaction.
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Zenny11
Quiet a few countries where the population is against nuclear power and that don't use that type of energy.
In my own country one plant was build but never opened(sold to russians later). Granted we are getting most of our energy from Water powered plants.
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mikehuntez
Take away their electricity and see how they like that. Protesters are their own worst enemy. I hope the police cracked some heads.
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Zenny11
How do you sell a nuclear powerplant to another country?
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elbudamexicano
Germans really know how to riot! You have to love democracy.
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Good_Jorb
Kind of like how you would sell a prefabicated house internationally. For instance, Canada sells candu reactors all over the world.
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