Why isn’t Hiroshima a Nuclear Wasteland?
On August 6th, 1945, the people of Hiroshima, Japan became some of the only humans to ever witness first-hand the awesome and terrible power of an atom split for offensive purposes.
Today, the city is a thriving metropolis.
Why isn’t it radioactive?
Why isn’t it abandoned like Chernobyl?
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lloyd
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LaLa Land. We need to get rid of nuclear weapons. The Genie is out of the bottle, buddy. And they keep people like China and Russia from invading. What do you expect from a guy wearing a hair bun?
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Mario M
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The answer is much more simple: NO NUCLEAR BOMBS HAVE EVER BEEN BUILT. Hiroshima and Nagasaki underwent a traditional carpet fire bombing : infact the few concrete buildings were not destroied, even the one at the false epicentre. The istantaneous chain reaction is impossible, only controlled chain reaction have been utilized in the reactor plants.
References: Akio Nakatani, Michael Palmer, Anders Björkman, Miles Mathis
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Goran Akesson
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Agree, the Hiroshima and Nagasaki bombs were dirty thermal/chemical bombs. Atoms of matter are not readily available to break-up, disintegration, as being made up of harmonies of frequences under gravity, the heavier the more complicated pattern of harmonies of frequencies. But energy weapons, both of traditional thermal/chemical designs and laser ditos are destructive enough.
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Herb Rose
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The Hiroshima bomb was a fission bomb, not a fusion bomb. No matter was converted into energy but came from the conversion of large nuclei into smaller nuclei, releasing some of the energy holding those nuclei together.
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Jerry Krause
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Hi Herb,
Yes, the Hiroshima bomb was a fission bomb. But I have read that the Nagasaki bomb a fission bomb which was ignited by a fusion bomb. And I do not believe that Nagasaki is a nuclear wasteland either.
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Mario
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From Akio Nakatani book, Death Object – Exploding The Nuclear Weapons Hoax:
Trickery is the way of war – thus has it always been. But the nuclear trick is the biggest, boldest and baddest-ass scam in all of mankind’s ancient and eternal quest for power and profit through mass slaughter. DEATH OBJECT takes you behind the curtain and reveals the empty sound stage. The science, the history, the misery, the mystery – the full hoax is covered.
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Robert Beatty
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This display of new war equipment did more than provide an end to the war. It ended how world wars would be fought in the future, because it shifted the front line from the trenches to the capital cities. This places all political leaders in the front line – which is a position they never expected to occupy or wanted. There have been no world wars since 1945.
The attack has shifted to an internal infiltration of Marxist ideology. This can be combatted, but needs a new political system which replaces our top down democracy with the bottom up alternative, as has been practiced in Switzerland since 1291.
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Jerry Krause
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Hi Robert,
The problem is it takes COURAGEt to bomb the capitals of the aggressor as Korea as Korea demonstrator less than a decade after the end of WWII.. Lincoln had the courage to put the end to government endorses slavery in the USA and we know how he was rewarded.
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Paul
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No mention of the fact that bombing Nagasaki was a war crime as it had no military use or importance, it was a civilian city, bombing civilians is a war crime, not that stopped the allies when it came to carpet bombing Germany of Japan.
Also no mention of the Emperor had already reached out to settle for peace. They had to send a message to China and USSR.
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Herb Rose
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Hi Paul,
I once read a piece in Reader’s Digest where a woman was at a party complaining about how terrible the bombings in Berlin were. Another woman said that bombings were a horrible experience. When the first woman asked her “Were you in Berlin?” the answer was “No in London”
Anybody who complains about the inhumanity of the Allies against Japan and the Nazis should look how civilians (and with Joan prisoners of war) were treated and shut up that they got back some of which they dished out.
Nagasaki was an alternate target bombed due to cloud cover over the initial target. I doubt that the emperor had reached out to China for for help since they had been at war with Chine and occupied part of it for years. After the Nagasaki bomb was dropped (not before) Japan’s government (not the Emperor) contacted Russia about peace but Russia had an agreement with the Allies to enter the war on a certain number of days after Germany’s surrender against Japan so they decline so they declined and declared war on Japan. This caused Japan to agree to unconditional surrender (after being assured they could keep the emperor, even though he was a war criminal). The surrender did not stop Stalin from sending his troops through Manchuria.
You should learn a little history before proclaiming your moral outrage.
Herb
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