Nuclear powered electricity marketed as renewable

According to a report, the taoiseach and the leader of the green party visited Paris on Friday to make an electricity deal that will serve 450,000 homes. Reportedly, the electricity sector in France is dominated by its nuclear power which accounted for 71.7% of total production. It has gradually been viewed as the elephant in the room.

According to the report, Ireland already buys nuclear powered electricity from the uk. Nuclear powered electricity has been marketed as net zero and renewable because it uses rods that result in the massive fumes being contained, but according to a report, nuclear energy is neither clean nor green. The rods are very contaminated when spent and remain radioactive for decades.

Ireland and others market nuclear powered electricity as renewable, green or net zero, such as panda home energy.

A tragedy for Russi

According to a report, the president of Russia met a selection of mothers of soldiers to speak about the war. Reportedly, the mood in Russia is one of puzzlement and alarm. What is happening? What is nato doing? According to the report, Moscow have estimated that 6,000 russian soldiers have died, but according to u.s. intelligence the figure is nearer 100,000.

Incoming Israeli prime minister forming government

According to a report, Benjamin Netanyahu the incoming Israel prime minister who was unseated in 2021 following 12 years in power is currently tasked with fotming a new government. Reportedly, on Friday morning it was announced that the Likkud party were forming an alliance with the nationalist Otzama Yehudit party. According to the report, the leader of Otzama Yehudit is expected to be the next minister of national security.

Reportedly, the religious zionist alliance also did well in the elections. According to the report, the Israeli prime minister plans to legalise jewish settler communities in the west bank though it will have to be approved in the knesset. The problem is Palestinian people have been evacuated from their homes in order to make way for zionists, and it is not known whether they have been compensated.

€6.5 billion frozen

According to a report, the eu commission recommended that €6.5 billion in eu funds be withdrawn provisionally, and ministers of the european parliament voted to freeze what amounts to around 65% of eu cohesion programmes. Reportedly, the money will be refunded if the Hungarian prime minister takes 17 remedial measures aimed to address systematic irregularities in the public procurement process, a conflict of interest from government officials and weaknesses in the investigation and prosecution of cases regarding eu funds. According to the report, forty one mep’s voted in favour of the resolution, with a hundred and twenty four against.

Hungary is inhabited by Magyars. A theory is Bulghurs gave what became Hungary to Magyars following a feud.

Supreme court rules ceta undermines Irish sovereignty

According to a report, the supreme court has ruled that ceta, the eu and Canada’s comprehensive economic and trade agreement undermines Irish sovereignty. Reportedly, it was provisionally entered into force in 2017, but all national parliaments in eu countries have to approve ceta before it takes full effect.

According to the report, ceta which forgoes 99% of tariffs features the strongest ever commitment to promoting labour rights, protecting the environment and sustainable development. Reportedly, ceta integrates eu and Canadian commitments to apply international rules on workers’ rights, environmental protection and climate action, and these obligations are binding. According to the European commission trade hub, ceta improves and secures eu companies access to the Canadian services market.

Jerusalem bomb attacks

According to a report, an agent for Shin Bet, the Israeli security agency told of bomb attacks by a Gazan with a work permit to work in Israel. Reportedly, two bombs placed at bus stops in Jerusalem killed a teenager and injured atleast twenty two people. According to the report, the agency have arrested 31 year old Fathi Ziad Zakot, a resident of Rafhia in the southern Gaza strip.

Reportedly, islamic jihad recruited Zakot to place a bomb in the south of the country. According to the report, the bomb and other materials were seized by security forces. Reportedly, according to the agency, Zakot underwent explosives training in the hamas ruled enclave. According to the report, Zakot has begun to collect explosive materials to assemble the bomb while he was in Israel. May have been planned in order to stop Israel issuing work permits to Gazans.

Reportedly the allegation is that while Zakot innitially refused to carry out the terrorist attack, after a persuasive conversation he relented. Hamas is believed to be controlled by Saudi Arabia.

Scottish independence

According to a report, in the uk parliament on Wednesday a unanimous decision was taken judging that the Scottish government does not have the legal authority to introduce legislation that would allow people to vote on Scotttish independence. Reportedly, the issue of Scottish independence is not going away, though the scottish national party may wait until the next general election, scheduled for 2025 for an increased majority and more momentum. According to a report, turnout for the first Scottish referendum was 84.6%. Yes votes made up 44% of thr vote.

Three dead in Kyiv

According to a report, on Wednesday morning an air raid alert was issued in Ukraine, followed by reports of explosions in a number of places. Reportedly, over seventy cruise missiles were sent, with the Ukraine airforce intercepting fifty one. According to the report, Moscow has increased strikes on Ukraine’s energy infrastructure. Reportedly, the national power grid operator said the damage to power generating facilities has been colossol, and Ukrainians could face long power outages over winter. According to the report, Moldova has reported massive blackouts with half of Moldova being left without electricity, though power was restored within a few hours.

Reportedly, three people have died in an attack on critical infrastructure in Kyiv, and a baby has died in a missile strike in the Zaporizhia region. According to the report, children were taken to shelters with their teachers. Reportedly, the president of Ukraine said he has asked his u.n. ambassador to request an urgent meeting of the security council.

Airstrikes on Kurds, a reaction to last Sunday’s bombing

According to reports, Turkey launched airstrikes against kurds in bases in northern Syria and neighbouring Iraq, killing eleven people including a journalist, in response for the bomb attack in central Istanbul last sunday. Reportedly, Bulgarian special police forces arrested three men of moldovan origin and a man and woman of syrian kurdish descent following negotiations and cooperation with prosecutors in Turkey. Reportedly, Bulgarian prosecutors have charged five people of supporting terrorist acts in connection with the bomb attack in a popular shopping street in the Taksim square area in Istanbul. According to the report, the five people have mainly been involved in trafficking through Turkey and smuggling, there is not enough evidence to support the supporting terrorism charge.

Last Sunday’s bomb attack on the westernised republic of Turkey was innitially thought to be the work of isis; or possibly a kurdish group, as post world war I Turkey would not agree to Kurdistan, resulting in the land being carved up by the league of nations to what is now eastern Turkey, northern Iraq and northern Syria. Reports are that deaths and injuries have occurred in the kurdish majority city of Kobane in northern Syria and two villages.

During the Syrian war, isis and the Syrian army were fighting in northern Syria. According to a report, in 2011 at the start of the civil unrest of the arab spring calling for the removal of Assad, the Turkish government condemened the Syrian government but later backed the syrian army. The conflict resulted in many kurds fleeing to Turkey.

Mahsma dies

Mahsma’s mother said ‘she is gone…gone’.

According to reports, the death of a 22 year old kurdish girl Mahsma Amini in Iranian police custody incited weeks of protests in the country and globally. Reportedly, Mahsma who is from Sanandaj in western Iran was arrested by Tehran’s morality police outside the Haghani metro station on September 13, the authorities say for improper hijab. She was with a man who according to a report was her brother. Reportedly, morality police told the man she was being taken for an educational and orientation class. She died on 16 September.

According to a report, there are several recent incidents of police using unlawful force against women. Reportedly, the morality police, the islamic religious police force in Iran are due for reform. A suggestion is that women should look after other females in police custody in Iran and throughout the world. Re