Rare Chernobyl Clip - Vladimir Shevchenko

[Tannhauser]

Just shows that even though nuclear power is very nice and stable supply of electricity, when it goes wrong the price is higher than usual.

It would be interesting to contrast it to the number of miners who die from accidents and eventual sickness from coal mine conditions, and to the sickness and deaths from coal pollution, when coal power goes right.

It is certainly more dramatic though.

 

[cronicler]

Well as far as i could find out he really drank tea from that region. Boneheads are not affected by radiation i guess....

And he was later charged with misuse of offical capacity on some big contractts... he gout out clean on some shady deals between his party and ruling party to clean all the accusations on their members... (i think, it might have been an other (of many) bonehead)

Wts banana republik....

 

[horse]

nah i think all countries are more or less corrupted. in some countries, politicians dont bother this going public, in other countries (mine, for example), politiocans would do anything to cover their tracks, and in others, there is no such thing as a "press".

that poor fuck will die of throat or gastric cancer, if he is unlucky. thats what i would wish noone.

 

[Cromlech]

I've read a fair bit about these first workers and soldiers being exposed to danger, but this is the first time I have seen footage of them having to dig underneath the core...the core. Damn the man that sent them in there, somebody in that administration knew just what they had sentenced these people to, surely?