“Bauer AG” drilling crane set on fire for its participation in THE LINE – Berlin (Germany):

All in all, THE LINE is a total ecological disaster and a human tragedy on every level.

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Bauer AG is a highly specialized civil engineering company which, through its involvement in gigantic infrastructure and construction projects all over the world, is complicit in the destruction of habitats and the expulsion of their inhabitants.

The advance of Bauer AG’s drills and diggers into the most remote parts of the planet never bodes well, and often heralds the end of the diversity of flora and fauna in favor of a gray misery of steel and concrete.

“What we do today determines what tomorrow’s world will look like”.

This seemingly innocuous statement by the CEO of Bauer AG represents a serious threat to everything that doesn’t fit in with the Western idea of progress, or doesn’t want to submit to it.

The Line (ThyssenKrupp, Volocopter, Bauer AG...

For wherever the much-vaunted conquests of civilization extend, there always arises a colonial mentality that wants to quantify every living thing in terms of its utility, and is obsessed with the will to dominate and control the wild and the unpredictable.

But it doesn’t always go unanswered. Recently in Canada, the staunch opposition of the Wet’suwet’en nation to the Coastal GasLink pipeline, which once again crosses their territory, has drawn attention to Bauer AG’s involvement in this crime.

But Bauer AG is not interested in any of that. It prides itself on being responsible and sustainable, reducing its environmental impact and carbon footprint through innovative solutions and digitalization.

But when the Crown Prince of Saudi Arabia waves his dollars around and makes an appeal in the name of energy transition, they flock to the scene.

It’s the nightmare-come-true of a dystopian smart city called THE LINE, along with coveted green hydrogen and AI-driven flying taxis. THE LINE is a gigantic urbanization and construction project for a futuristic new city which, when completed, will stretch 170 km inland from the Red Sea and be home to up to 9 million people, 200 meters wide and 500 meters high.

Billed as the first major carbon-neutral city, the construction project is attracting international companies and investors, and aims to set the standard for future urban planning methods.

Smart, connected, ecological. Right up there with the Western zeitgeist. What’s more, this Smart City is set to promote hydrogen, an important energy source for the energy transition.

Several major European companies have already won large-scale contracts for THE LINE, including ThyssenKrupp, Volocopter, Bauer AG, Veolia, Siemens Energy, Keller Grundbau GmbH, Kühne+Nagel, Trewi, Navia and FCC.

With a contract value of 240 million, Bauer AG is responsible for deep drilling. With such a sum, it’s easy to overlook the fact that most migrant workers are brutally exploited on site. In order to implement this project, the Saudi government has also forcibly displaced thousands of indigenous Howeitat people who have lived there for centuries.

Anyone who resists is arrested, tortured or murdered. Energy transition at its best. Even the much-vaunted technological innovations are no longer so enchanting when you consider that they implement digital surveillance systems to identify political dissidents and enable widespread social control.

At the same time, absurd amounts of resources are being used to realize this madness, and it has to be assumed that the 170 km-long smart city monster will massively impede the usual migratory movements of the animal world and unbalance local flora and fauna.

All in all, THE LINE is a total ecological disaster and a human tragedy on every level.

Perhaps the only silver lining is that the lies of the energy transition reveal themselves with examples like this. Ultimately, it’s nothing less than the reshaping of industrial and technological exploitation to serve the constant of economic growth and profit maximization. Fire and flames to all those who take part in it and enrich it!

IAEA head finally Confirms that Ukraine has struck Russian nuclear plant with Drones- committing Nuclear Terrorism on Europe

Nuclear watchdog finally publicly blames Ukraine for insane attacks on Nuclear Power Stations ..‘There is a risk of a nuclear incident at the Kursk nuclear power plant,’ warns IAEA, blames Ukraine for drone strikes on plant

By Dénes Albert 18 hours ago via thefreeonline

In this photo released by Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation, International Atomic Energy Agency chief Rafael Grossi, center, gestures as he visits the Kursk Nuclear Power Plant (KNPP) outside the town of Kurchatov, in the Kursk region, Russia, Tuesday, Aug. 27, 2024. (Rosatom State Atomic Energy Corporation via AP)

Under US pressure the IAEA Nuclear Regulator REFUSED for over 2 years to judge whether Ukraine was attacking the Russian forces protecting the giant Zaporizhzhia Nuclear Power Plant with terrorist drones, missiles, bombs and sabotage commandos – tacitly accepting Ukraine’s ludicrous claim that Russia was attacking its own forces to blame them. Now finally they have confirmed Ukraine’s terrorist bombing of the Kursk Station that could have unleashed a new Chernobyl across Europe.

IAEA head confirms that Ukraine has struck Russian nuclear plant with drones

Grossi noted that the IAEA delegation was shown the traces of the Ukrainian attack on the Kursk nuclear power plant. Based on the evidence his team gathered, he said there could be no doubt that Ukraine carried out these strikes and where they came from.

“There is a risk of a nuclear incident at the Kursk nuclear power plant,” said Rafael Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), after visiting the facility in Kurchatov, in the Kursk region bordering Ukraine, on Tuesday.

He added that he had seen evidence of drone strikes during his visit to the plant.

“I was told today that there have been several cases of drone attacks on the site (the site of the Kursk nuclear power plant), on the facilities. The fact that there is fighting a few kilometers away from the nuclear power plant raises great concerns and anxiety about the security system,” Grossi added.

He stressed that under no circumstances should a nuclear power plant be the target of military action, nor should it be used by either side for military purposes. The director general also said that the security systems of a plant must be fully operational under all circumstances.

Putin also announced on Thursday that Ukraine had attempted a drone strike on the Kursk nuclear power plant.

Grossi, who said that he had visited the reactor hall, the engine room, and the control room of an operating power plant unit — as well as the spent nuclear fuel storage — found that the Kursk plant was operating at what is very close to “normal” mode.

He stressed that the IAEA is responsible for maintaining nuclear safety and security in nuclear installations worldwide.

He said that he had accepted Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invitation to visit the Kursk nuclear power plant with his team to assess the situation personally and to find solutions together with his Russian counterparts. Earlier in the day, the IAEA director general was received by Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergei Ryabkov.

He said that he intends to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky next week to discuss, among other things, the situation at the Zaporizhzhya nuclear power plant and the IAEA’s intention to extend its observer presence to other nuclear facilities in Ukraine, as requested by Kyiv.

Ukrainian impunity could result in major nuclear incident – Moscow

On the question of whether the Ukrainian side could be building a dirty bomb, Grossi said that the IAEA was present at all nuclear facilities in Ukraine and saw no sign of any leakage of materials for the assembly of such a device.

A statement from the plant’s press service on Tuesday quoted deputy director of personnel Vayim Yelekhich as saying that Russian special services are taking all security measures to ensure maximum protection of the facility and that they are in control of the situation, keeping operating conditions under control.

Artyom Sarov, deputy director of the Information Policy Department of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations, said that background radiation in the Kursk region was normal.