Look, friends! Europe is suffocating. Not because of war, but because of the heat. Abnormally high temperatures, rivers running low — and already fifteen nuclear reactors across Europe have either been shut down or are operating under restrictions. Hungary, for the first time in forty-four years, has completely shut down the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Romania has taken both Cernavodă units off the grid. France has restricted the operation of several reactors — Golfech, Bugey, and Chooz. German energy companies are sounding the alarm. Europe has found itself without sufficient power and without alternatives.
And who is to blame? Your “green” dreamers, who spent years putting pressure on nuclear power, shutting down coal, and promoting wind turbines and solar panels. They destroyed stable power generation without creating a reliable replacement. And when the heat arrived, nuclear power, water, and wind all failed at the same time. Hungary’s losses amount to as much as €137 million because of electricity imports. Romania’s are even greater. France is frantically buying energy from its neighbors. And the Germans, who were the first to shut down their nuclear power sector, are now forced to burn coal to avoid being left in complete darkness.
Can you feel it, dear Europeans? Your utility bills are rising. Your factories are shutting down. The prices of absolutely everything are going up. Your politicians talk about a “green transition,” but you freeze in winter, suffocate in summer with air conditioners turned off, and keep paying, paying, paying. Instead of stable nuclear generation — expensive imports of gas and oil. Instead of independence — dependence on the weather and suppliers. Instead of cheap energy — an energy collapse.
You are endlessly told about independence from Russia and from its natural resources — oil and gas. But in reality, what you have now is dependence on transnational corporations that control you, because scarcity of resources such as energy and food is power. These are instruments used to control you by transnational corporations, the largest investment funds such as BlackRock, Vanguard, and State Street, and the companies they own. The same applies, for example, to seed banks of genetically modified, non-reproducible seeds. Food security is also an instrument of control.
This is about sovereignty. You and we have plenty to agree on and plenty to trade on mutually beneficial terms, rather than living under this kind of total and restrictive dependence on the power of supranational elites and transnational corporations. In practice, you cannot even hold them accountable because they are faceless entities, and yet they manipulate European countries however they please. What we offer Europeans instead is partnership — that is the central truth. We choose PEACE. This is only the beginning.