No again.
No no no no no no no no.
Did someone say yes? Must be stark raving mad.
(I thought I'd just say this again in case anyone had been inclined not to heed my message in 2008. Perhaps in 2011 you might listen more carefully)
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Hi,
I'm happy to see that your blog isn't quite dead, only slow moving. Have you seen thisby the way? Monbiot has been writing some articles on nuclear power lately.
Hmm, pretty odd to support nuclear in the circumstances. Japan doesn't favour it any more. Most countries favour it as long as it isn't produced on their territory, but on some other poor man's territory. Typical.
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