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People have been far more concerned about the efficacy of the ALPS system at extracting other contaminants than they are about tritium contamination. The ALPS system is unproven and the wastewater they're releasing would be pretty toxic as far as other radioactive isotopes is concerned if the ALPS system isn't doing it's job perfectly.

Isn't it also an indication that the current government is unwilling to compromise? It's not like the government not controlling the house is a new issue, but the lack of progress as a result of it seems to indicate that neither side is willing to make progress towards a shared middle ground.

Ah yes, because that usually leads to unanimous decisions in countries that are literally founded on the basis of preserving Islam.

It's infrastructure that Germany and the Netherlands funded. Why doesn't it matter?

Not clarifying the curbs is the entire point. Biden wants to reduce US investment into China in aggregate and doesn't care where that happens. The "totally tight and totally limited" curbs are just a cover that Biden is using to justify his policy.

"Sanctions" indeed

Maybe the US will actually make a statement condemning the attack then?

It's fair to be critical of Hersh's use of anonymous sources, but it was those same anonymous sources that enabled him to cover the so-called "weapons of mass destruction" and "nuclear materials" used to justify the invasion of Iraq. It's not like this article is coming from a journalistic non-entity. Hersh has a pretty stellar record as far as journalism uncovering government corruption.

He's been considered crazy after pretty much every article he has written.

Evidence of heinous acts by government typically doesn't surface until years later.

Didn't German and Dutch companies fund Nordstream 2? "Russia's pipeline" indeed.

Seymour Hersh is an award-winning journalist who's well-known for uncovering rampant government corruption. His record includes coverage of the My Lai massacre in Vietnam, Saudi support for al-Qaeda leading up to 9/11, and the so-called "weapons of mass destruction" and "nuclear materials" used to justify the invasion of Iraq.

Is this the same genocide that's not recognized by any Muslim country?

Oil lobby makes whatever claim it takes to make more profit

The other reply to this post provides a pretty legitimate source.

But, well, it's not exactly hard to Google.

All Ukraine said is that Russia deployed 15000 men to Bakhmut and that Ukraine fighting in Bakhmut keeps them from being redeployed to the Zaporizhzhia front... Sensationalist titles, much?

The victims? Primarily Black. The perpetrators? Primarily white.

There is no ethnocide in America.

Hundreds, thousands, millions. It's all the same because people died and the people that died weren't white.

Didn't a bunch of Muslim countries actually ask China about Uyghurs (and even visit Xinjiang) and they left unanimously content with the response?

This is indeed me

Caps on Russian oil price, restoration of original Ukraine borders, prosecution of Russian "war criminals"

It's what you'd expect from a country that's completely winning the war and not stuck in a stalemate while losing support