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Xanthro
I stated that Russia has a few kilos of Pu-238.
You then claim Russian has 120-170 kilotons of Weapons Grade, Plutonium Pu-239.
Now you're just lying to cover your ass, because you didn't say that, and I didn't say that.
This is what you just quoted:
Xanthro--Russia has almost all the remaining stockpile, measured in a few kilograms
Me: "Russia has an estimated stockpile of 120-170 metric tons
The two are not the same. And everybody can see that except you.
-- Godot..
Did I or did I not specifically mention space travel and in that context then say, "Russia has almost all the remaining stockpile, measured in a few kilograms?"
You are trying to misquote and remove all context, because that's what people like you do. Distort.
I didn't place quotes around your statement, because I added the Pu-239 part. If you don't add that, then you're off by more than a factor of ten. In context, you starting talking about weapons grade plutonium (pu-239) I added it to preserve your context. You misquoted to destroy context.
I highly doubt you even knew there was more than one type of Plutonium before today, which partially explains your continued confusion.
