Why did russians take Chornobyl? 

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Correction: Russia- Drink bottle of Vodka

@@Zeph_ After it has been nicely "chilled" in Chornobyl soil!

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Class!!

The answer is simple: Mr. Korolyov, who sent the first person into the space, was born in Zhytomyr, Ukraine. Soviet Union was so successful only cause Ukrainians were part of it.

@@StarskyUA It’s become glaringly obvious who the brains of the operation in the USSR were.

@@StarskyUA That and their reliance on Nazi scientists.

@@StarskyUA The plot thickens!

The Vostok capsule was not finished when Gagarin went into space, the parachutes didnt work and so Gagarin had to wait to be 6-7km from the ground and open the hatch to jump and deploy an individual parachute.

i believe russia is the long time record holder for darwin awards

Good idea. I once sent a story to the Darwin Awards, it was turned down - somehow I believe that the Russian army might actually make it. I think I'll send the story to them.

Let's hope we all don't get nuked off of this s***. It won't matter to me I live at ground zero, I'll never know.

Oh yah. This war meets ALL the criteria.

@@Whistlewalk All criteria exept that I think Darwin Awards exclude both war and being drunk. So perhaps no Darwin Award to them anyway. "Sorry, Russians, you might have to try even harder." But I must say they certainly try their best to get the award.

Hello There

@@simuyamaha12sl My mind read that as Obi Wan Kenobi.

@@DustyGamma which is the only acceptable way to read it

This is news to me :O

Watch The Shills at10pm uk time he will be talking on there👍🏼😁

They even might do a pincer maneuver and encircled out supply like 25 battalions in Izium! Those guys are fighting like lions!

Great news! Where can I read about it?

Verified anywhere?

I didn't know that, thanks for the info. Also slava Ukraini 🇺🇦

Are you sure about that? There are other reactors there that were not damaged by the '86 event.

That power plant is radioactive for almost 100 years. So needs a lot of maintenance

@@bartofilms the other reactors ran until 1999, then they stopped producing electricity for the grid.

It says on Wikipedia that the decommissioning will be complete by around 2065, according to the estimated schedule. Takes quite a bit of time.

Can we vote for Chernobyl being the MVP of the war for Ukraine war with Russia?

Thus the gift of Chernobyl, "What is the cost of lies?"

First of all, i,m against of Russia invading Ukraine, but sorry, you’re wrong. I’m from east Europe which was still occupied in 1986. Soviet Union was alerting the rest of the world in Vienna, but west downplayed the thread. I remember when i was a kid, getting iodine pills at school with lunch from the government as a countermeasure. They knew and didn't lie about it. We all know about Chernobyl.

Highly doubt that's the case (I'm a Lithuanian who remembers 1986, even though I was just a kid). Yes, USSR downplayed the disaster dramatically in the beginning, but later it was one of the major reasons leading to the fall of this bloody empire. I would speculate these kids did not know about it not because they were not told about it in school or whatever, but because they didn't know much about anything. This army was conscripted of mostly ethnic minorities (of which there are a lot in RF), underprivileged men (who probably struggled in school and never went for higher education) from remote regions and little known autonomous republics of this fascist empire. These people were murdering pensioners for their old washing machines, what knowledge should we expect from them? I would also speculate many of them did not know what Kyiv or Lviv were, tbh. BTW, not to defend ruskies, but there are such unbelievably ignorant people everywhere and often in bigger numbers that we tend to admit :(

@@polystirenman1 "The Soviet Union was alerting the rest of the world in Vienna"?... really?... where did you get that? It is a well known fact admitted by Gorbachev that Sweden had detected nuclear fallout and approached the Russians with absolute proof asking what was going on and where? It was ONLY at this time that Gorbachev admitted the truth. . The plot gets thicker - or should I say sicker. . The west had detected that the Russians were giving people in the Soviet Union iodine. That story leaked out and it was obvious this was related to nuclear fallout. When Gorbachev was approached on this intelligence - he did what the Russians were good at doing denied and lied. Only when Swedish nuclear alarms began ringing did the world start to realize this was a huge issue for the world at large. And then nuclear alarms started ringing all throughout Europe - the world was on edge and Gorbachev finally admitted to his lies in an attempt to calm down the world - we had no idea what had truly happened and we were beginning to fear even worse things. Reluctantly Russia allowed transparency only when Europe threatened serious reaction to and ever growing radioactive cloud spreading across Europe. . To say, the "Soviet Union was alerting the rest of the world" could not be further from the truth. In South Africa we were getting news reports of a Radioactive cloud emanating from the Soviet Union and watching experts trying to analyse what they thought it could be while Europeans were starting to fly down to South Africa to escape what they thought was the beginning of the end of the world. It was truly scary stuff. Watching politicians contacting their respective Soviet embassies and watching President Reagan threaten Russia if they did not come clean. . Truly a ghastly evil nation for how they handled that situation. . I will never forget that experience, and to hear some Russian troll describe it as Russia being the hero is truly dispicable.

they downplayed it in 91... but the whole of europe knew what went down. and people in that part of the world know history a little better then other parts of the world and for them not to know this since the begenning of the internet... its not like chernobyl was in south africa.. was literally few hundreads of metres from them.

@@polystirenman1 i can smell the rubles in this comment 😂😂you(ussr) literally lied to The entire world and Russia still continues to lie to their own citizens abt the reality of it to this day💀

We never have heard such a stupid story! Everybody, even children know about the dangerous accident of Tschernobyl in die 80ies!!

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Sure, "Lenin's Tomb Membership," at the Master Orc Level.

"the orcs to dig deeper" So Moria is a Radioactive waste repository?

@@4T3hM4kr0n why do you think the Goblin’s look like they do?!? “Down down down down…. Down in Goblin town!”? Bwuahahaha 😹😹

them soldiers are dead or are still dying!

Noone can, becouse this fairy tale is ukranian propoganda.

not going to lie I think your wife was trying to kill you lol. Just joking ofc

@@dewfree5869 To be honest the levels they got likely aren't that high and likely less than an air crew received in 1 year of normal duties in the air. Discussions about these topics are often hugely overexaggerated and there is almost no place outside in Chernobyl that would lead to any type of acute radiation sickness. I'm willing to be proven wrong, but I want to see dosage readings in the area of clearly over 100 millisieverts.

Most people without the specific medical and scientific training to understand radiation and it's health risks cannot assess how much risk they might be in. I'm guessing that also includes you.

Us humans will always act like this, it will never change. If you're talking about living in a fucked up world be glad you weren't born 400 years ago now that was fucked up.

@@vulcrian729 agreed

@@vulcrian729 Do you think that one day war will be something in the past? It’s fucked up because humans can’t evolve without conflict.

Sure isn't. Hope all were safe. No way to die.

That seems like a gross over reaction... yes, you need to be respectful to the possible dangers, but the amount of radioisotopes in cooling water is very low relative to the actual fuel itself. Short of there being damage to the reactor fuel, you'd be looking at tritium as the primary radiation source from cooling water alone and generally there isn't enough of it made to be a real concern to public health. Most people get exposed to more tritium from watches, night sights for firearms, and emergency exit signs than you would have from that. But, hey, sometimes it's easier to just tear out the concrete so people don't have adverse reactions to things they don't understand. Peace of mind, sort of stuff.

@@Whiskey11Gaming good input

@Malcolm Caden they won't find it here. Not the ones that would care anyway. They are censored and directed to choice media on their networks se as we are in the US

My uncle was on the Enterprise in the 70s, as a nuclear engineer!

De-Putinize would not only be better but also necessary.

Soviet reactor never have accident, comrade.

It's a strange logic you apply here. Only because it's engraved in your mind doesn't mean other people should know about it. And why would all people in Russia should know about something that happened more than 30 years ago? The older generations surely know. The younger generations were not even born then / have other interests. Do all people in your country / the Western countries know about it?

ruZZian people are stuck in their schizophrenia. They worship the USSR but when the talk comes to the evil side of that regime they immediately say things like "Stalin was Georgian", despite it was all ruSSians who were in leading positions. Talk about the invasion of Czechoslovakia in 1968 - they'll spin like it was teh Warsaw Pact responsible for it and they refuse to apologize. Again, the Warsaw pact was just another group of vassal states enslaved by evil ruSSia. When the tragedy in Chernobyl happened - people in the Ost Bloc learned about it DAYS later because all governments were shitting themselves and waited until Moscow says something. Moscow didn't want to admit what happened but had to budge once there was too much information coming from the free world via Radio Free Europe or BBC.

Yes I think you are correct. I read an interview with a local ( must have worked at the plant) . He said he asked the ordinary soldiers if they knew where they where and the history. And they ALL ( young 20-30 yr olds) said they had NEVER heard of Chernobyl before they arrived, had NEVER heard about the disaster, never learned about it at school( !!!!!!!! ) and had no idea how dangerous digging trenches in the forest could be. He said he could not believe they could have been so ignorant. Well they know now as people have become ill ( we don't know if they have died as the Russians will NEVER tell us) imagine all that contaminated equipment , people , clothing all,going back into Russia and being the silent killer in on their own soil.

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-_HAuSkW-1ek.html Finally its here.

It’s sad for the ones that had absolutely no idea of where they were or what they were doing.

Who knows? Perhaps they are so impoverished financially that their black and white TV just shows replays of 1945 🤷‍♀️? They never got the news that this is 2022 and invading toxic wasteland is no longer cool, go figure!

The soldiers didn't know, they weren't told, and thusly weren't equipped properly to take a nuclear power facility let alone one as infamous as this. I do feel sorry for them. Those that were giving the orders, nope.

It worse than when Trump told the American people to inject bleach to kill Covid. I think there were some people hospitalised for ingesting disinfectant and shit.

Shhhhh. Quiet. They will turn it into success with propaganda. Look how many achievments :D

@@sajuente8235 The way they spin everything is like straight out of Orwell's Nineteen Eighty Four.

And how many ways can YOU spell "how many ways can YOU create to "shoot yourself in both feet" by being totally out of touch with the real world and stupid?"

You don't understand, all of it, is part of the master strategy, they love the idea of Soviet Russia so much that they have decided to replicate the conditions of that time, make papa Stanli proud again!

I would add ….F) Brain drain of some of the best trained/educated/creative young people.

Do you know that their shits n urines are also radioactive? I know this from a medical perspective. 🤣

Good...let them contaminate away, doing the world a huge favor.

When will Belarus learn to never trust Russian... 'ideas', 'plans' or 'strategies' ??

Source: trust me bro?

@@luden1577 they had to go somewhere 😂😂you should be happy it wasn’t the grave

Real time "Tragic Comedy Award".

No. Many of those soldiers are victims too. They are sons and fathers. Many don't want to be there. There are also soldiers doing unspeakably bad things. The workers on the ground should be able to see difference. That general should be fed the soil that he's making his troops dig in. (It's difficult to believe that a general took Chernobyl simply because he wanted a safe headquarters. But then again, there's no reason that would make any sense.)

@@brianwest2775 look from their point of view: it wasn't the general keeping them hostage, keeping guard outside of their livong quarters, ensuring they can't escape etc. It was all those "victims". Sure you gotta see the difference but it's not like they aren't guilty at all.

Sadly, if/when he is hired in to a mainstream media outlet post war he will be silenced just like anyone who gets in the game. I have no doubt allot of folks on the big networks used to be genuine good people also. I wish him the best and am equally impressed as you stated. But the world in general is not going in a good direction fast as it should be considering how fast we are using up natural resources. If this mess doesn't get on track soon there is bound to be catastrophic war like this across the globe and with Nuclear weapons still being legal for certain countries we are destined to use them on each other eventually. Why can't political leaders truly work for all of mankind with their great power?

@@ericluffy7970 you covered alot of topics in that statement. I'm sure Operator Starsky will want to just get on with his life after this is over...still it would cool if he kept us informed about ukraine during the rebuilding.

Yes, thanks Starsky for your brilliant reporting. The world needs to know the truth about this illegal war.

The Ukrainians actually anticipated that before the invasion started that the Russians would come trough there and had set up a defensive line forcing the Russians to establish a presence in the contaminated zone

what the general thought makes sense tho, he isn't the one digging anyways

Taking the area was one thing, but when they started digging trenches they were off their rocker. When the rain comes it washes the radioactive dust off the pavement, into the dirt, where it settles. You're fine around there honesty. Just stay on the pavement.

And yea those animals might create a false sense of safety but they only live for 5-7 years. If they cause enough cellular damage to inflict a ton of cancer a decade from now, they'll be dead from other causes before that's a factor.

You ask me, it's a decision from the higher-ups to gain a position that it could be a nightmare to start a conflict in. You start a military situation around the plant and you risk *a lot* going wrong. If they manage to maintain this position, it's a very strong foothold, until all their soldiers get cancer

Thank you so much! I'm doing my best!

@@StarskyUA I think you were a HUGE hit on The Enforcer livestream the other night! Much success to you in the future! And many thanks and congrats on your part in that successful fund raiser too!!!

@@nobodyknows3180 Leaf Spring Army!! 🖤🇺🇦

@@StarskyUA 😂they are not very clever🤔🔥the ru army😅 slava Ukraine🇺🇦🌻💙💛😊

colleagues, the european term. or 'co workers' if you're an american div

dirty soviet commie word , soviets starved and stole from ukraine

@@bluecheesehasmoldinit all cheese is mold haha but same it must mean multiple things around the world

Thank you so much!

@@StarskyUA - Canada loves Ukraine sir - 💙💙🍁💛💛

Yes, he couldn't invent better lie. Have you seen any trench dug by Russian there, don't you think whole world media would show it all the time if it existed? Russians went there because they didn't want to be acused of releasing radioactive materials so thank them for this. I'll pay you 1000eur for good proof of what this agent who can't write Chetnobyl said.

@@codaalive5076 1. There are plenty of videos of Russian digging at Chernobyl on RU-vid. A 3 second search isn't that hard. Here's one for you: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-frIe7gk7jRI.html&ab_channel=TheSun 2. The Russians set up at Chernobyl because they knew Ukraine wouldn't shell them there. 3. If you're going to criticize someone's spelling of Chernobyl, make sure you don't misspell it yourself. Don't type something wrong like "Chetnobyl" for example. You'll look stupid. This must be your first day on RU-vid Russian Stooge duty.

No. Wait until night, and then you will see them glowing.

Recent news, they are trying to cross that part of the river again, with a third bridge this time. Hopefully, they will be pushed back.

That is a brilliant name for it! It really fits. Putin is trying to use 19th Century tactics while the Ukrainians use 21st Century tactics. Keep feeding the Ukrainians the weapons and watch Russia disintegrate.

@N Fels To lose that many men and vehicles in one fire mission means they were grouped in a way that was militarily unsound. Modern armies are able to coordinate these kinds of maneuvers without losing entire echelons. Russian command from the top down is incompetent to the point of disaster. That includes command digging its men into soil that is highly radioactive and will kill many of them at the dose rate they received. The entire operation is based on totally asinine assumptions like Ukraine is run by Nazis, it isn't. We know from election results that less than 2% of Ukrainian voters supported far right parties in the last elections. Or that NATO is a threat to Russia, the only way it would be is if Russia attacks a NATO nation and triggers Article Five. Or that all Putin had to do was invade Ukraine and the government, the army and the entire Ukrainian people would collapse like a house of cards and he could simply add them all to Russia. "Operation Dumbass" is a vast understatement of how idiotic Putin's entire approach to Ukraine and all his neighbours is. Not only has he failed utterly in Ukraine, he completely revitalized NATO which will probably have two new members as Finland and Sweden will announce in two days their decisions to join NATO.

@N Fels absolutely. Demographics and time is against Russia but the bear must not be underestimated.

"The Dumbass War" if you will.

This makes sense...

Every semi-intelligent person knows what will happen to an animal in a radioactive area - they die. Who needs to be there to find out!

Nah, they did plenty of that back in Soviet times. Just like every single nuclear power did. This is a case of reckless leadership and ignorant personell. That general knew exactly what was going on but he deemed the safety of his HQ from Ukrainian attacks more important than the safety of all of his soldiers. Its the story of this Russian war, isnt it? The ordinary Russian conscript counts as little as a Ukrainian life to the Russian government and military leadership.

@@johncarroll7585 This is not exactly true. It is a game of jenga - radiation kick out bricks from your organism, the more radiation the more bricks missing. However individual luck is heavily involved. Well if large dose then of course your jenga is on fire.

Russia rewrites its history to cover up and deny these events.

Remember that those in the Russian army are not the brightest nor the most educated Russians, not even near... they really are cannon fodder from poorer peripheral areas (so mothers don't make much noise when they die) and dumb enough to sign the contract.

No guarantee every Orc in that herde knew exactly where they were. Good chance they did with all the markings that are up around the area. But there are still people that live in that 1000 square mile zone to this day.

Most of chernobyl is safe enough to be in for weeks to months but then there are places like the reactor and the red forest that are extremely radioactive

As said, you can visit chornobyl quite safely. Just know where you can stay and where not.

Soviet union secret service reported USA was building some Mutant by exposing people to radio activity...They reported also 1 Green giant. They even have some secret books of that time print with the title "Mutant" . One of the book was reported USA was able to have 4 turtles to become human like look and able to use Asian style fighting!! So yes it was a experiment to create a Russian mutant army!

I always thought they did it to threaten the west and to remind us of the catastrophe...

Orcs will be orcs.

It takes a strong nation to root out Nazis. Russia is that nation. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0aCf6pmdY7E.html

@@MrClaudiuzz9 Pretty much.

How do you know this? I'm not saying you are wrong, im just wondering how you came by this knowledge?

@@Nuffsed81 Yeah Starsky spent 2 years in the US... his verbs are all over the place but then again so r the verbs of most English-speaking people 🤣

@@susanmargaretwills6432 Internet generation. Harry Potter saved part of it, but that was 20 years ago.

It'd make sense, Ukraine and Belarus have a large amount of experience treating radiation exposure.

@@thomasparkin259 y, of course it makes sense. Did it happen though? Belarus has experience dealing with radiation does not man that the soldiers went to Belarus. It's pure conjecture.

Ukraine is a bunch of nazis

You don't think conscripts are expendable?

He thought the war will be over in less than a week and a little radiation won’t hurt anybody.

@@orexgabriel2448 who needs trenches if it's over in a week though?!

@@aaronsmith4940 good point, but maybe it is just standard procedure to protect troops from potential shelling.

@@orexgabriel2448 I can see that, but the Ukrainians would never shell a power plant, suppose the conscripts don't know that though.

Kinda like the Nazi battalions running around Ukraine that nobody talks about

In this case you mean control of knowledge is power

In Putin's Russia, ignorance is strength.

And if they had dug deep enough, maybe they would have woken the Balrog. ;-)

A month is plenty if you live in that dirt

Tragedy is when *humans* suffer or die. Fortunately, only Russian soldiers suffered and and died in this story.

That's what happens when you live under an autocratic regime that indoctrinates the people to retain control. It's also why most Russians actually believe this invasion was the right thing to do...

Given the Soviet worship, I'm no longer surprised that they had no idea about one of the biggest failures of the Soviet Union. The craziest part of it all is that they still want to try to erase history.

The average Netflix subscriber even knows what caused the power plant to explode, that the government had to evacuate Pripyat and surrounding area because it was too radioactive, that the forest changed its color because of radioactive soil. I guess soldiers didn't watch the series, though Kinopoisk gave it highest score for a TV series.

You have to remember that the Chernobyl accident was largely covered up by the Russian media at the time, and is likely not referred to in school in Russia to this day. So rather a case of "you reap what you sow"

He should have added the sound of a Geiger counter ticking as a soundtrack 😃

@@atomicshadowman9143 Yes!

@@kymfernandez6855 It's not crazy dangerous anymore but I wouldn't be digging holes and sleeping in them. There are still fully operational reactors there and daily employees. Fortunately for the world, there wasn't an artillery duel churning up everything.

@AMechanicalSoul I bet the radiation sickness stories are propaganda. Yet I've never seen a modern army so slovenly. I bet they'll get typhus because the Russians seem incapable of digging a proper latrine. My NCOs would have skinned me alive for pooping in a fighting position 🤢

T CM: Beautifully put!

All of Russia, US and other parts of the world have not given up reality and know when they are being lied to. Just as you are doing here. Telling lies. You say you can not stand beside them in this war. Many people including many Americans have gone there to fight along side . Just as you are able if you wore not a propagandist coward. I served my country for 6 years. You the propagandist coward is the type of person who gave me the reason to serve and rid the world of people like you who sit at in the comfort of home and pass judgement on others. May God protect the people of the world. In all countries!

It's awful that so many people prefer to be willfully ignorant of an inconvenient reality. The madness that overtook the USA has spread to Russia, where it originally came from. It's like they pretend to have blinders to the Putin personality Cult.

100% agree. I’m sure the poor 19 year old Russian conscripts didn’t find it funny (may they RIP). It’s hilarious for we in the west though.

@@OceanGuy808 Yes, may the Orcs rest in pieces.🤣💙💛

Happy warriors are successful warriors. So, when facing great odds, crack a joke.

I have to admit. I did find it funny the worker telling the Russians to dig deeper...

Those who lose their humor will lose their sanity.

I heard they got sick immediately upon getting back to Russia. FYI = NRC knows this = everything they took back to Russia is radioactive for years.

Napoleon had a great respect for his troopers, and he loved to come and visit the bivouacs. I think the general did not know the dangers himself

@@charlesjenner1951 I wrote "era", and the topic is Russia. Thus Russian armies in that era, who were led by aristocrats who saw their troops as expendible. Jeez! (But even Napoleon, especially later, would send his troops into the maw of grapeshot rather than manoeuvre; and most of the French soldiers were commanded by lesser generals.)

It was a whole battalion

I’ll look for the link

Ben hodges did a good peice about it for the times radio.

There is a twitter thread by the combat engineer who conducted it. 1500 Ru dead. 58+ vehicules and tanks

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-pI3aYCK_rfE.html

Give it a rest. Even the guys who went into the plant to shut off that water valve after the explosion lived to like 60 years old

@@user-vh7ki7xu7o Most of the fastest responding Chernobyl emergency workers died within six months of exposure. Some within a week. There is a statue to the three men who dove below the reactor to prevent an even worse explosion.

To the top Russian tiers, their own men are expendable. The Russians come by numbers.

@@user-vh7ki7xu7o What you are saying is actually not true. Research it.

"Cost of Lies." (c) You basically trying to retell the HBO "Chornobyl".

in russian army you get medals based on how big the losses are in your command. he was just trying to get some..

4. nuclear fallout covered the ground in all of europe. including the dirt i dug while making foxhole while in US Army

Yes, so sad, so pointless and unnecessary! Only killing and suffering come from all those with insatiable lust for power and control. It is madness.

My God these leaders should be charged ith murder! Radiation is a cruel death and they knew that. Such a tragedy that could have been avoided

As a Native American Indian(Cherokee)that sounds a lot like my ancestors philosophical sayings. Very true! Love it!

We will probably never know how much suffering was caused by their miscalculation. You would think that every single soldier in that forest would be sick.

in scotland we sent aid to the people of Gomel, so we know about white russia and the nuclear disaster. Maybe rostov na donu and minsk don't know but I bet they do. Terrorist

@@cahoonm probably not, lots of the radioactivity decayed now, it's much less dangerous. It's not like it's instant death sentence. It really depends on what exactly they did. It would be helpful if someone went through the trenches with a Geiger counter to see how exactly they were exposed (I've seen in a video on a different channel "Plainly Difficult" that Ukrainians did do that but I don't know what results they got from that). Plus if they ate any hot spot dust or something... lots of those dangers might be very random. Even digging the tremches, they might've digged in one place that was exactly in the worst area of Red Forest, and several meters away it would be much safer because it was outside of the area of the dust fall. Or they could habe digged it in the border between two "tree graves" (where soil might've been "clean", taken from somewhere else or just from those deep areas) while some other soldiers digged into the tree grave and encountered actual radioactive trees and maybe even the extremely radioactive graphite reactor parts.

@@tymondabrowski12 They did after they left. You can find videos from news outlets online and the counters are going apeshit. It is true that a lot of the short halflife isotopes have decayed but the red / yellow forest is the mos contaminated part of the Ukrainian exclusion zone. They also buried a lot of soil from other areas there to "clean" them up. It is still highly radioactive there. They were cooking on wood fires with wood cut from the forest. Their food was contaminated, their clothing contaminated. They likely breathed in an ate loads of radioactive particles.

Talking about dangers of graphite maybe people should look at the graphene oxide in all the coviid vaxxes 😵😬

Totally!

The most disturbing part of Orwell's 1984 was not the authoritarianism but the constant changing of "truth". Putin seems to be using it as a play book. There is some scary Military History teaching going on in Russia and not teaching the accident fits that USSR.was the best and infallible.

@@StarskyUA maybe fellow Birkonian Declan McManus aka Elvis Costello might do a remake of Olivier, s Army..Vlodomir,s Army .... in fact I shall ask him...or maybe you guys should..??

I couldn't stop laughing from start to finish! And I loved the "2 hours later" voice! Anybody we should know?🤔😉

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I mean you can see wildlife - it can't be that bad... Right?... (Sarcasm)

are those the 6 legged or 8 legged ones?

Thanks for the info. Now I have to Google Tahki horses. Edit: Google says it's Przewalski's horses. Really cool.

@@sk31370n They glow too bright to count them. The russians were there collecting their 💩to fuel new atomic powered personnel carriers or hand warmers I forgot which

@@sk31370n better be 6 legged as I don't think you could catch the 8 legged ones.

The chernobyl reactor is in the city pripyat.

Yes, because computer archives are just like clay tablets.

@@andybeans5790 We think of the technological problems of storage. But knowledge can be interrupted. How would you write instructions to not enter or dig near a nuclear site that could be understood 400 years from now? Even if the form of the communication itself did survive? have you tried reading for instance 1600 manuscripts in the universal language of the day - - Latin? THe half life of material that is 10,000 years are going to be sitting for many many generations - - how do we tell them where it is?

@@andybeans5790 both silica, and easily wiped… 🤪😂😂

That's a good boy! Glad they left the dogs

@@markyork1 Yeah it was so cute!

@@StarskyUA hey I would like to talk to you about coming on to my podcast i have for a possible interview. And also I need to talk to you about someone was trying to scam me posing as yourself. Luckily another follower warned me before I send them anything. But didn't know if you would want to see the account or not thanks

@@markyork1 I toured Chornobyl back in September and there were dogs all over the place. I think they may be descendants of the dogs left behind after the disaster. The dogs were very nice and friendly.

You haven’t the faintest idea what Russia planned or did . Russia is rooting out Nazis who it seam you are supporting ??? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-0aCf6pmdY7E.html

It does still provide electricity to kyiv, only 1 reactor blew up the rest kept running. This is probably why it was captured

@@reknakfarg7252 Are you sure? I thought they removed all fuel and left there only spent stuff to "cool off". The people that work there is to keep the active cooling process under supervision.

You mean Clown in chief? Maniacal in chief? Thief in chief sounds nice 😀

@@BBBrasil I went there on a tour back in 2011, and the powerplant was very much still in operation, it's just reactor 4 that had the accident.

They're all dead thanks to Putin

The soldiers are following orders and has been conscripted, it is not their fault they got sent there... The people that should be sent there to get their health ruined is the leaders.

It would appear the Russian Commanders are masters at wasting their resources for no good reason.