Yesterday
Baltic Business News published a short not about a fact that,
although we did not spend too much time on commenting it -true, we
have all been busy following Queen Beatrix of Nethelands in her walks
in Rottermanni and Town Hall -, it still does not make me feel
completely safe.
“The
third reactor at the Leningrad nuclear power station, located in
northwest Russia, was shut down by an emergency protection system,
RIA Novosti reports.
"The
reactor was being tested after having been recently modernized and
was operating at a half capacity of 500 MW when the emergency
automatic shutdown system went into effect, Russia's state-controlled
nuclear power corporation Rosenergoatom said .” “Rosenergoatom
added that there was no radiation leak from the unplanned shutdown.”
Now,
seriously, would you feel safe after discovering so?
Unfortunately
to my wallet and my nerves I have been to Russia. I stayed speechless
in front of the Hermitage as I did the same looking at the conditions
of some pretended-to-be-factories.
Places
full of people constantly sweating and working on something so much
impossible to understand that it makes you think they are just
pretending to have a job for keeping the unemployment rate low enough
and give a contribution on projecting Russia back into the world's
leaders club.
Plus
– as everyonelse, I guess – I know how reliable Russian pressers
can be, especially when they are linked to some sensitive events.
Mah.
At least today is sunny.
I
will soon forget about all this.
Yesterday
Baltic Business News published a short not about a fact that,
although we did not spend too much time on commenting it -true, we
have all been busy following Queen Beatrix of Nethelands in her walks
in Rottermanni and Town Hall -, it still does not make me feel
completely safe.