>samson option
Nukes are as real as the holocaust. Just another iteration of the “do as I say or the sun will stop rising” psyop they’ve been abusing for millennia.

Look at these shitty composites they tried to pass off as pictures of the bombings, they look so fucking laughable to our shopped-trained eyes it’s ridiculous.

Notice that neither Hiroshima nor Nagasaki have elevated radiation levels, nor increased cancer rates, nor circular blast radius, in Hiroshima an unreinforced masonry building survived at “ground zero”, both had destruction indistinguishable from the other large scale fire bombings of the war like Dresden. Indeed, the extent of the destruction of the fire bombings was classified for decades after the war. Why? Because the nuke hoax wouldn’t have held if the destruction were compared.

Politics is fake and gay theater. All of it.

>>513419622
WW2, I'll drop three

>why don’t Americans mindlessly consume propaganda like we yuropoors?!?
Trvth Nvke: nukes are fake, oligarchs are grifting faggots. Just another iteration of the “do as I say or the sun will stop rising” psyop they’ve been abusing for millennia.

Look at these shitty composites they tried to pass off as pictures of the bombings, they look so fucking laughable to our shopped-trained eyes it’s ridiculous.

Notice that neither Hiroshima nor Nagasaki have elevated radiation levels, nor circular blast radius, in Hiroshima an unreinforced masonry building survived at “ground zero”, both had destruction indistinguishable from the other large scale fire bombings of the war like Dresden. Indeed, the extent of the destruction of the fire bombings was classified for decades after the war. Why? Because the nuke hoax wouldn’t have held if the destruction were compared.

Indeed, you can’t weaponize atomic energy as it’s analogous to a low explosive, you would need nuclear confinement to generate a big boom. They tried for 80 years to create a real doomsday weapon (as they’re psychopaths) using every imaginable core shape and design, but they failed as it just isn’t possible, you can’t confine it long enough to make it go big-boom.

>>512348493
>Dropping on in a rice field would have had the same effect.
Indeed. Little problem: nukes aren’t real. The fire bombings of Hiroshima & Nagasaki and the subsequent nuclear propaganda campaign weren’t aimed at the Japanese, they were aimed at the West’s citizens. A tool of psychological warfare to justify the totalitarian world government of the post-war era.

Just look at these obvious optical composites they tried to pass off as photos of the bombings. Complete joke.

Patsy looks like a Hiroshima survivor.

Now that the dust has settled, was there any real alternative to cooking Nagasaki and Hiroshima?

Were two enough?

>>511463266
Good guys don't do this

>well you see, the bombs actually saved lives. So it was a good thing.
How do Americans seriously believe this nonsense?

>>149434909
uh huh, go back to the forest

>In an interview with Deadline, James Cameron, currently developing his own film centered on Hiroshima, doesn’t hold back when it comes to criticizing Nolan’s approach


>You say this could be your lowest-grossing film because of the subject matter. How surprised were you that Christopher Nolan’s movie Oppenheimer grossed almost $1 billion and won seven Oscars? Clearly people are interested in that whole splitting of the atom.

>Yeah, it’s interesting what he stayed away from. Look, I love the filmmaking, but I did feel that it was a bit of a moral cop-out. Because it’s not like Oppenheimer didn’t know the effects. He’s got one brief scene in the film where we see — and I don’t like to criticize another filmmaker’s film – but there’s only one brief moment where he sees some charred bodies in the audience, and then the film goes on to show how it deeply moved him. But I felt that it dodged the subject. I don’t know whether the studio or Chris felt that that was a third rail that they didn’t want to touch, but I want to go straight at the third rail.

https://deadline.com/2025/06/james-cameron-interview-ghosts-of-hiroshima-movie-a-bomb-japan-1236444510/

>>81507516
Posts like this always make me remember why America should've dropped more than two nukes on Japan.

>>507469962
Not as embarrassing as being fried rice, nip.

>>17757267
>Hard to call Japan a loser