Redpill meme.. That's all.
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Glad you've apparently been born again into a better Basil
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Monopolies... and those that control them...
https://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2020/aug/3/skip-thompson-tva-head-fired-trump-use-hiring-fore/
hiring foreigners?
hah!!
Now what might the powers that control a monopoly do to protect that monopoly...
First thing... pay the Fake News brokers...
https://duckduckgo.com/?q=three+mile+island+leak+newspaper+article+march+1979&t=ffab&iax=images&ia=images
Second, get the bought and paid for politicians to halt all further construction of nuclear energy plants for a long long time.
https://www.nytimes.com/1979/07/18/archives/senate-rejects-a-building-freeze-for-nuclear-plants-fund.html
And when that fails... you go after via the regulatory agencies (ala HHS / CDC - corona virus - masks, lock downs, quarantines, vaccinations...
And where there's smoke, there's always lawyers...
https://www.jstor.org/stable/24691715
Think about this next part... very very slowly...
alchemy \ al-che-me n : medieval chemistry chiefly concerned with efforts to turn base metals into gold.
The Merriam-Webster Dictionary 2004
alchemy ae lkimi chemistry of the Middle Ages, XIV. ME. alkamye (with vars. assim. to astronomy, e.g. alkamye, alconomye} OF. alkemie, alkamie (mod.alchimie) = Pr. alkimia, Sp. alquimia, It. alchimia - medL. alchimia, chemia - Arab. alkimia, i.e. al AL- , kimia - Gr. khemia, khemeia art of transmuting metals (Suidas), e.g. as practiced by the Egyptians (whence the suggestion that the word is the same as Khemia the old name for Egypt, Khmi, lit. 'black land'. By assoc. with Gr. khumela infusion (f. khu-, khein pour) arose the modL. alchemia, whence the frequent XVI-XVIII Eng sp. alchemy (cf. chymistry, var. of CHEMISTRY). So alchemical, alchemist XVI. - OF, alchemiste or medL alchemista (It. alchemista, etc.) alchemister. XIV-XVI. alchemistry. XIV
Oxford Dictionary of English Etemology 1966
ALCHIMY, n. [It. alchimia; Ar. al, the, and kimia, secret, hidden, or the occult art, from (Ar.) kamai, to hide. See Chimistry.]
The more sublime and difficult parts of chimistry, and chiefly such as relate to the transmutation of metals into gold, the finding of a universal remedy for diseases, and an alkahest or universal solvent, and other things now treated as ridiculous. This pretended science was much cultivated in the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries, but is now held in contempt.
American Dictionary of the English Language Noah Webster 1828
“The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars
But in ourselves, that we are underlings.”
(Julius Caesar, Act I, Scene III, L. 140-141).
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But the "visitors" do have the snake oil cures for all diseases and ailments! Sure they're totally going to be good... oh wait... oops.