Canada To Return Spent Uranium To The U.S.: Harper

Posted on Wednesday, April 14 at 09:28 by NAUWATCH

 

The Chalk River facility is currently closed for repairs and the government has announced Canada is getting out of the medial isotope business.

Harper is in Washington for a two-day conference on nuclear weapons.

The Nuclear Security Summit, hosted by U.S. President Barack Obama, is expected to be the largest gathering of world leaders in the United States in decades.

Notably, the leaders of three countries which have not signed the Nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty, Israel, Pakistan and India, are all attending the summit.

Obama has taken a strong non-nuclear proliferation and disarmament approach since taking office.

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  1. Thu Apr 15, 2010 1:04 am
    Yeah, sure, all the while the US military uses depleted uranium weaponry, killing, maiming, and 'cancerizing' whole populations. Nice doublespeak here. And all this is really for, is so no country can have access to the ultimate weapon. The gazillionaires who run the planet want to ensure that no other nationalist movement can back itself up with a strong deterrent to attack, should the said nationalist movement stick up their middle finger to the bankers.

  2. Thu Apr 15, 2010 1:07 am
    On that note, makes me wonder how and why that nuclear scientist from Chalk River disappeared. Did he know too much? Just asking.

  3. by RickW
    Thu Apr 15, 2010 3:36 am
    Canada will return spent uranium inventories to the U.S.

    Whoa up a minute here! In my naiveté, I thought we mined uranium and processed it in Canada. So what is this about "returning" to the USofA?

    BTW - good question about the disappeared scientist.

  4. Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:22 pm
    Harper says he will keep nuclear materials out of the hands of terrorists, by giving it to the biggest and most beligerent and threatening nuclear terrorist in history, the US!
    Duuuhhhhhh!!

  5. by RickW
    Mon Apr 19, 2010 10:55 pm
    But there are (evidently) Good Terrorists and Bad Terrorists. Thank goodness we belong to the former group, eh?



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