Your plan is to sit in the dark while the radiation drifts across the imaginary line that is your border? Well, at least you're honest. Here I thought we were concerned about going green and the planet and such.
> Is the far right not happy making money?
You know Mr Putin could have just stayed on the throne collecting hundreds of billions a year doing nothing. Nord Stream 2 was weeks away from being flipped on, this was boom times for Russia.
> You know how small Switzerland is? One accident and whole Switzerland could be polluted at once.
Well precisely. And Bugey is so close might as well be in Switzerland, heh. Atoms don't know about our imaginary lines.
> And would have been probably flipped off, after what happened.
I'm saying instead of collecting riches he opted to invade. It is a bummer but sometimes people are not rational actors, even in Europe it turns out.
> Not sure how that has anything todo with a far right french politician.
Generally far right movements have an affinity with Russia/Putin. You don't need to believe some unproven (or in some cases proven) theory about them being bankrolled by him.
Le Pen happens to have known ties but you can disregard this completely if you prefer. What I think you would find very interesting and somewhat alarming is the attitudes and political winds currently blowing even in your civilized neighbor France. Ask a French person first hand to lay it out.
It is relevant to your interests, especially now that you depend on them for energy. I know, fortress Switzerland, not used to this, but it is an important lesson to learn right now. Please don't repeat the mistakes of Germans.
Their reactor in Bugey is like 200km from the one you're shutting down early.
Man.. it would sure be funny if France elected some eccentric far right character for additional excitement.