Published: March 2nd, 2012 at 9:07 pm ET
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Title: Boxer Wladimir Klitschko fights against nuclear power plants
Source: Reuters
Author: Zorianna Kit
Date: Sat, Mar 03, 2012 at 04:52
Brothers Vitali and Wladimir Klitschko are Ukrainian heavyweight boxers and the first siblings to hold all Heavyweight World Championship titles between them. [...] Wladimir, 35, holds five heavyweight titles and will defend them on March 3 when he takes on French boxer Jean-Marc Mormeck in Dusseldorf, Germany. He spoke to Reuters about boxing and his plans for the future.
Q: You’re currently working on a documentary about nuclear reactors. Is that because of your personal ties to it? Your father was one of the commanders in charge of cleaning up the Chernobyl nuclear disaster in 1986.
A: “My brother and I are children of Chernobyl and it is part of our history. Today we’re facing really serious issues with nuclear power plants worldwide. Radiation is something you cannot smell, cannot see, cannot feel, cannot touch. It’s out there and could be everywhere. The (effects) of Fukushima will be there for thousands of years. They cannot clean it up just like that. And (the effects) Chernobyl are still being felt.
“I’m definitely against nuclear power plants. Germany gave a good example to the world when they made a political decision to get rid of nuclear power plants — to close them and look for alternative energy.”
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Published: March 2nd, 2012 at 9:07 pm ET
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This man deserves all my respect, he has more knowledge about the dangers of nuclear energy than a lot of "mainstream media experts" and he is risking his carrer talking about it. Most of the sport's asosciations are also lying about the dangers of doing competitions in japan.Last november, FIFA celebrated the "Soccer Club World cup" and nobody said anything about Fukushima disaster but FIFA took blood samples from some of the soccer sater like messi and C Ronaldo(before and after the competitions) but they never revealed the results. Also they didn't cancel the Formula 1 event in japan last year, the only pilot wich complained about the risks was Fernando Alonso but they did the race anyways.
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Danica Patrick from Indy car racing threw a fuss
http://enenews.com/ap-danica-patrick-worried-about-the-radiation-levels-in-the-food-and-water-during-trip-to-race-93-miles-from-fukushima-meltdowns
IRTA told her entire driving team to shut up and buck up
http://enenews.com/warned-race-competitors-forbidden-personal-food-japan-many-teams-asked-bring-told-pack-food-luggage
Rays of hope with these Russian blokes.
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Fascinating that a boxer has more on the ball than the politicians.
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He explains it perfecty. Long live Wladimir Klitschko!
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Trolls Still posting http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/02/28/fukushima-nuclear-plant-devils-chain-reaction_n_1306061.html
Night all
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Good punch Wladimir!
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Now here's an idea! They should just start throwing Japanese politicians into the ring, one after the other, while he knocks each one out of the ring again and again to righteous public applause!! Then they could incinerate the piles of political crap built up from the spent politicians after the boxing tournament, much to the pleasure of the Japanese public!!
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+1 LOL ROFL etc
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Totally agree with him
>>Close Them and Look For Alternative Energy<<
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