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@Xind0898 Oh just stop with this naive BS. The French operator wanted to shut it down because of safety concerns. The CCP did not. And did you really use "there were no critical media reports from China about a problem in China" as an argument? Al Jazeera reported this, are they western media too? How about WION? Western media too? How about JPost? I think you mean western media is everything that doesn't follow the CCP's statements. Ridiculous. "On 22 July, EDF, which owns 30 percent of the Taishan Nuclear Power Plant, said in a statement, that TNPJVC, the Chinese-French joint venture company that runs it, held a meeting of the Board of Directors, which mentioned " detection of unsealed assembly rods" in reactor No. 1 of the Taishan power plant. On the basis of analysis, EDF concluded that had the plant been under full responsibility of EDF in France, it would "shut down the reactor in order to accurately assess the situation in progress and stop its development in Taishan." This is the kind of news that isn't allowed in China...
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Scary, when you think how they handled the latest problem with their Taishan reactor. The people that built it and are helping the CCP to run it wanted it to be shut down. The CCP didn't care and said everything is fine. The next Chernobyl has a very high probability of happening in China...
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@gregzeng The CCP is not communist anymore. They are authoritarian capitalistic swines of the highest order. No problem using people as a resource then. Just like they are doing with the Uighurs that are being shipped all across the mainland as slaves.
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@johnnyzhao7698 To make your conspiracy work, you need CIA to own and run the French nuclear company, the same company that is partly owned by the French government. You sound like an idiot.
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@michaelrenper796 I agree, but remember the 3rd tactic of the CCP saving face game, blame the local officials. I'm not so sure they are to blame here. Because no matter what, it's never the fault of the leaders in Beijing.
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@HEEHEEBOII Oh just stop with your stupid disinformation. Communists killed millions of Chinese people, and that was the first two years in power... "Mao himself claimed that a total of 700,000 people were killed in attacks on "counter-revolutionaries" during the years 1950–1952. Because there was a policy to select "at least one landlord, and usually several, in virtually every village for public execution", the number of deaths range between 2 million and 5 million. In addition, at least 1.5 million people, perhaps as many as 4 to 6 million, were sent to "reform through labor" camps where many perished. Mao played a personal role in organizing the mass repressions and established a system of execution quotas, which were often exceeded. He defended these killings as necessary for the securing of power."
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@HEEHEEBOII BS. Those number are for the period 1950-52. That was not famine, it was his mass murder of the Chinese Bourgeoisie. But of course you think Mao's own numbers are reasonable... You really are a critical thinker.
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@thetaomega7816 Don't forget that China banned Australian coal, which is why China is in this mess now. Europe has problems because of Russia's lowered natural gas production.
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@HEEHEEBOII And still the Uighur genocide is happening right now. The CCP has really done some hard reflection. They will do anything to stay in power, if that means killing millions of their own citizens they will.
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@HEEHEEBOII So much CCP BS from you I can't even keep up. The genocide is clear. The camps, the sterilization campaigns etc etc. And didn't you read the article yourself? AP was on a CCP run state tour, and reported what they were shown. Einar Tangen is very well known for pushing CCP talking points, which is why he is a payed contributor of CGTN, a media company run by the Propaganda Department of the CCP. People die in famines all the time. Especially those that are made by the choices of an ignorant dictator like Mao. Are you Chinese, living under the boot of the CCP? Any free person would have a hard time doing your mental gymnastics.
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@HEEHEEBOII You agreed to that Mao executed almost a million people in this thread. You even called it reasonable. And now you say he didn't execute anyone. You are a complete idiot. Enough of this.
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#TaiwanIsACountry
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@HEEHEEBOII Even more disinformation BS from you. Here everyone can read the AP article you can't seem to grasp. And because of this article you have idiotic YT videos claiming AP debunked the genocide in Xinjiang. Either you are a willful idiot of the highest order, or just a CCP troll. Links are not allowed so google "AP News Terror and tourism: Xinjiang eases its grip, but fear remains"
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@NUCLEARARMAMENT What are you rationalizing here? The fact that they died? Why were they put there in the first place? And those that just were executed in public? Every village had public executions... Without Mao and the communists, millions of Chinese people wouldn't have died, either in those poor conditions, executions, or famines. And most goes back to decisions Mao made, even after "knowing better".
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@ValExperimenter "This not a problem in itself just an indication that something might get worse" Exactly, an indication that the CCP didn't give a sh*t about so the French company needed to go as far as to leak it to the media, and thus put international pressure on the CCP to actually take this seriously, like they should've in the first place. This is the mentality that existed in the Soviet Union and gave us Chernobyl. Arrogance and ignorance is a dangerous mix.
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@fendy_ China has all the capability in the world to mass produce arc furnaces. Yet they are very slow on that ball. Bad planning in short.
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But with the latest Taishan reactor debacle, we will surely have a Chinese Chernobyl in the future. They run nuclear power plants like the Soviets, it's more about saving face than safety.
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@randomname931 Worthless post. Come back with something else.
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Don't be naive now. China burns as much coal as the whole world combined.
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