Him Popeye, I reckon Winnie is on to it!
I think you may talk to her in person? because I have seen you use a different name, is it Dana?
Remember this was translated from German to English so some of it may appear a little strange!
https://translate.google.com/transl...-lightbridge-ltbg&prev=search&pto=aueWhat you can read from economic interdependencies:
I asked my college friend for something else, because he has better opportunities for international business relationships and corporate ties through his university network.
At first he didn't really understand what I was getting at and saw no reference points to my question. Now the answer came, and I'm glad I hadn't come across the name of the company I was talking about ... he didn't come across it either ... but the connection becomes clear for and "initiated":
JAPAN works at full speed on the development of new ISOTOPE SEPARATION AND ENRICHMENT TECHNOLOGIES for URANE AND THORIUM for the production of specific fuel elements with different degrees of enrichment for different reactor types. Leading the way in Japan are HITACHI HT & Construction in cooperation with the NCTec division of Mitsubishi / MHI. Foreign cooperation partners are FRAMATOME (in which MHI now holds 19%) and the Tec division of CAMECO (!!!), which in Canada Operate the largest uranium processing plant and own enrichment plant with conventional technology.
WHAT DO I READ IN THERE? HITACHI / MITSUBISHI - FRAMATOME / LTBR / AREVA - CAMECO (the US subsidiary of MHI Mitsubishi Nuclear Tec should automatically be there)
The only thing missing is the kkw-builder Toshiba Westinghouse .....
OR WHO ELSE ??? .... . OF SURE!
Who has just made the super deal with the CAMECO and with 49% of the was involved in the most advanced laser isotope separation and enrichment technology for uranium, which was largely developed by Hitachi, and thus also secured the rights to use the technology (see the introductory sentence of this article, which also states what they are doing that for).
Company NAME: SILEX SYSTEMS! (see corresponding thread)
THIS COMPLETES THE CIRCLE .... ALL IN ONE BOAT, Japanese, Americans, French, Canadians, and ultimately through the cooperation already mentioned in the previous mail, the Chinese and Russian specialists (China will probably also one of the largest buyers or clients of the future).
Who is missing ... ??? Clear as mud .
Nuclear energy / reactor technology / NPP logistics and safety are evidently such a complex and essential, transnational future problem that politicians do not even venture into it.
Who wants to burn their fingers politically on these long-established links through stupid sanctions and the like ... GOOD FOR THE WORLD ... AND FOR US AS LTBR and SILEX shareholders.
Winni
(20min delay)