Is Exelon A Russian Front Company Like The NRA

Does Exelon live in a different dimension than the rest of us? Isn't Russia ruining our political system and is expected to continue with that. Are't they trying to destabilize us? 

But these big utilities are special, they can do business with countries who are attacking us and destabilizing us. Could we charge the US nuclear utilites with sedition? 

Does Exelon have one whiff of a conscience. So the Russians are making big bucks off Exelon to spew fake news at us in the ends destabilizing the USA? These guys are so tone deaf, it makes you wonder if Exelon nuclear plants are safe. 

They are talking about a few test assemblies of accident tolerant fuel here. Would you trust any Russian fuel?

Of course, the real truth here is our US nuclear plants are fueled up prodominantly by Russian fuel for decades. Upwards of 90% of the power coming out of nuclear plants come from Russian uranium. It is much worst than foreign fuel, it is god damn Russian fuel. 

So the super secret highest national security question here is, what proportion of domestic nuclear plant power comes from Russian fuel for the last thirty years? List the proportion of Russian fuel for each nuclear utility. You thought the Clinton Russian uranium deal was big, this guy towers over that.

I got more interesting question for us. If Russia emediately cuts off Russian fuel to the USA, how will that effect our domestic nuclear plants and the Exelon? I fear the damage of this would be more expensive that a plant meltdown? How would it screw our ratepayere?

I like to poll that question to the public? Do you approve of russian uranium in US nuclear plants.             

Exelon Seeking Russian Nuclear Fuel for Illinois Power Plant (2)

Posted Jan. 31, 2019, 1:04 PM Updated Jan. 31, 2019, 4:33 PM

• Energy company seeking NRC permission to obtain nuclear power plant fuel from Russian subsidiary
• Fuel would be tested in Braidwood Generating Station near Chicago

Exelon Corp. is seeking permission from the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to use accident-tolerant nuclear fuel from Russia for a nuclear power plant in Illinois.

The NRC is considering Exelon’s request to amend the license for its Braidwood Generating Station southwest of Chicago to allow the plant to use nuclear fuel called “lead test assemblies” from TVEL, a subsidiary of Russian state-owned nuclear power company Rosatom Corp. A public comment period on the...