I'm afraid there's something HUGE our scientists don't understand about nuclear fission: their crude little geiger counter instruments cannot measure intense poisonous radiation contained in higher states of matter, namely the four etheric planes above the three known (solid, liquid and gaseous). We are creating a giant pool of deadly toxic radiation in our atmosphere, and there is an increase in diseases. Alzheimers is just one example. Autism might be another. We have no idea how bad it is. We have to take urgent action to shut down all fission plants and pump billions of dollars into finishing the fusion technology research. I am quite certain it will happen very soon, but it can't happen quick enough. This planet is choking and barely holding on for it's life...
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There are "etheric planes" above solid, liquid and gas.  There are 4 states of matter - solid, liquid, gas, and plasma.

As you heat a material it changes from a solid to a liquid and then to a gas.  If you continue to heat it so that there
is so much energy that the electrons around the atoms free themselves from being bound to the atoms and the
material now consists of sea of ions [ the nuclei ] and a sea of electrons, both intermingled - then you have a plasma.

The Sun is a big ball of plasma; and you also see plasma glowing in neon signs.  We can detect radiation in plasmas
with our detectors - no problem there. 

Additionally, fission and fusion release the SAME energy - they are just two different ways to get at the SAME
energy.  Therefore, I don't see where you can say fission is bad and fusion is good.

Russia have the actual new nuke , it is all electric and non nuclear ..

bet it weighs a lot then... or does it have a anti-grav module?

Nuclear if it is kontrolled is OK but yeah we have learned from Russia and the US that nuking yourself and your neighbours is not a good idea , you have to stay off a nuke sight for at least 100 years or a radiation site from a plant meltdown .
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The accident in a graphite-moderated reactor at Chernobyl bears about as much resemblance to the
light-water moderated reactors used in the US nuclear power industry,  as does the Hindenberg to a
modern jet airliner.

Nobody says we should not fly in airliners because of what happened to the Hindenberg.

People understand that the Hindenberg is much different than an airliner.

If they would just learn that Chernobyl is much different than a light water reactor.