Putin Win After Angry Zelensky Rejects Kellogg Plan, London Talks Collapse, US Mulls Pullout Option
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London talks CRASH. Rubio drops out, BIG L from Kellogg. Witkoff to Moscow. DOGE, Elon phase out
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"Israeli" TV presenters speaking casually. At least they're honest about they're desire for murder and ethnic cleansing.

The Duran: Episode 961
France's Marine Le Pen Acquitted in Case Over Violating Hate Speech Laws
https://sputniknews.com/europe/202105041082797685-frances-marine-le-pen-acquitted-in-case-over-violating-hate-speech-laws/

The big news is the collapse of the negotiations in London, which the Trump administration expected would lead to the adoption of the Kellogg Plan. As I have discussed in many places, the Russians oppose the Kellogg Plan, but in the event - at least at the meeting in London - it was Zelensky who wrecked it.

Given that the Ukrainians have rejected the Kellogg Plan, one wonders what the point of Witkoff's forthcoming trip to Moscow is?

It seems to me that Trump now has an important decision to make. Given that the Ukrainians have rejected the Kellogg Plan, with no prospect that they will ever come round, the most sensible thing for Trump to do is to do what he should have done in the first place, which is pull the US out of the negotiations and the war itself. However we can be sure that there will be lots of people in Europe and the US who will try to persuade him to do otherwise.

Anyway that, and much else, to discuss today.....

The possibility of using thorium nuclear power has been known since the Manhattan Project in the 1940's. However, those who made decisions about "peaceful" use of nuclear power rejected using thorium precisely because it could not be weaponized. Thorium is much safer than uranium, produces very little radioactive waste, is both much cheaper and more abundant in the world than uranium. Now China has just finished building the world's first functional thorium reactor. How did China do it? They got serious about it, and invested enough money and manpower to get it done, that's all. Tillman paints a picture of a future no more than twenty year from now when China's thorium reactors will power all the countries of its whole Belt and Road economic development project. It may well become the dominant form of energy production in the world.