Hello,

sorry for the late start,

we had some technical difficulties there,

but I want to get into an asset that I am wildly bullish on.

Let's shoot straight over to CNBC, and you guys will know what I'm talking about immediately.

We've got title of this article America's first new nuclear reactor.

Nearly seven years starts operations.

This was yesterday, key talking points.

The Unit 3 reactor at Plant Vogtol, near Wainsborough, Georgia,

has started commercial operation primary owner, Georgia Pacific,

said on Monday the rectoral power

an estimated 500,000 homes and businesses with clean energy, meaning no greenhouse gases are generated.

First thing I'd like you to pay attention to,

CNBC is quintessential mainstream media, which means they're going to be part of the

Malathusian cult, or at least part of their stream of useful idiots, let's say. And look at how they're referring to nuclear now. How has

the narrative changed? Where before, if you saw this, it would just be demonizing it non-stop or now the way they describe

it is powering 500,000 homes and businesses will clean energy,

meaning no more greenhouse gases are generated.

It's amazing how they, just two years ago, they could spin it

to where this would be the devil, this would be the antichrist. And now of a sudden, the way they

present it, as though it's rainbows and sunshine.

The last time a nuclear reactor started delivering energy to power grid was October 2016 when the Tennessee Valley Authority began commercial operation.

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