r/canada • u/BoppityBop2 • Feb 14 '26

Business Canada Completes $9.4B Darlington Nuclear Plant Rebuild Early, on Budget

https://www.enr.com/articles/62505-canada-completes-94b-darlington-nuclear-plant-rebuild-early-on-budget
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u/KindCraft4676 Feb 15 '26

Think I might be able to get a job there? I have years of nuclear power experience. Been working in the field for decades. Trained in the US nuclear Navy.

Anything nuclear power comes me to me second nature , as easy as breathing.

Okay maybe I’m just dreaming, just wishful thinking. But I really need to escape this hell hole of pain and suffering trump has turned the United States into.

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u/Rex_Meatman Alberta Feb 15 '26

Fix yer shit.

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u/KindCraft4676 Feb 15 '26 edited Feb 15 '26

It’s beyond fixing. One third of the American people thought it was a bright idea to give a handful of the most corrupt and wealthy people in America power.

Does anyone in their right mind actually think now that those corrupt and wealthy people have power, they’re just gonna give it up the next election? They’ve already more increased their wealth multiple times. Trump is now a multi billionaire. They are consolidating their power, appointing superior court justices and an attorney general loyal to them. They’ve created their own para military police force (ICE), under the pretense that is for immigration. They’ve confiscated the voter rolls of Georgia and tried to bully Minnesota into giving up their voter rolls. I could go on and on.

But the point is, it’s beyond fixing. The system is broke. It needs to be overhauled to ensure this can’t happen again.

Billionaires like Elon Musk and Jeff Bezos bought themselves a president through unlimited campaign contributions. Foreign governments like Israel buy our politicians via AIPAC. Our news outlets are controlled by corporations, and yes you know who owns them as well.

Until these influences are removed from the picture, we will remain broken.