Taiwan & Australia: The Perils of Green Energy Dependence

The head of the Kuomintang in Taiwan, a woman just met with President Xi in China talking about peaceful unification. And of course that's the party in Taiwan that that supports that. The DPP does not. But, you know, the DPP is the party that shut down all the nuclear power plants and has left Taiwan with no energy options because they're depending on the West. The West can't protect them and can't deliver energy. They've got no gas. Their power grid's about to shut down in Taiwan. Yeah, look, look at Australia. Australia, I think is the number two producer of uranium in the world. I think Canada's number one. Maybe, it might be like Russia, Canada, Australia. But Australia, pound for pound, is a uranium super, uh, super producer. Yeah. They don't even have a single nuclear power plant. They went so far on the green on the green climate stuff that they had like, they had 10 or 12 refineries. They closed all but two because they they're like looking at it like bean counters saying, well, it would be more cost effective and cleaner for our environment if we just buy gasoline from other places. We'll ...