The day where greed of power makes its point..

I caught my eyes on a late documentary movie last night while I was waiting for nou camp to kick off, on which I found it rather interesting..The devastating 'battle of the chernobyl' that some said 'it like a war, unlike others, this time we fight invisible enemy'. The effect of the war still can be see after 20 years, and will go on for hundred more years, to be exact; 285 years, if I'm correct, and some even said maybe for 900 hundred years more. The situation was devastating, as been shown on the documentary. As the day gone by, the Russian miners; who dig a tunnel and a space below the reactor no.4, with no ventilation, the 'liquidaters'; nick name to the armies that been told to clean up the mess, and get 150gm of vodka at every meal as bonus, and the 'bio-robot'; a bunch of reserve armies that been ask to clean up graphite and uranium on the rooftop of the reactor, which earn each one of them a certificate of great job and a 100 rubles, (at that time 1 ruble = 1 usd) in which got the most radiation of all, have been remembered for all their great job and they become heroes..not to their country..but to the world.

as one of the bio-robot said, 'we need to get the job done, because if we don't do it, who else can? even if in the end of the day, it may cost our life'.....

and a view from a bikers...(??)