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Discussed the possibility before, that hiroshima and nagasaki were actually firebombings and not nuclear bombings. Not here to go into that, except to say, what if nuclear weapons aren't real? Would explain why the orion project was cancelled eventually.

Also would explain why iran hasn't managed to make them, despite billions poured into the project .

Makes me wonder why they don't cheap out and salt regular missiles with radioactive materiel.

Hundreds of times cheaper, and just as threatening as the real-deal.

Discussed the possibility before, that hiroshima and nagasaki were actually firebombings and not nuclear bombings. Not here to go into that, except to say, what if nuclear weapons aren't real? Would explain why the orion project was cancelled eventually. Also would explain *why iran hasn't managed to make them, despite billions poured into the project*. Makes me wonder why they don't cheap out and salt regular missiles with radioactive materiel. Hundreds of times cheaper, and just as threatening as the real-deal.

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Kodak was able to detect the nuclear tests in New Mexico, because their raw film was getting ruined from background radiation of the blasts.

Lets suppose I am the u.s. government for sake of a thought exercise.

I need to invent the next "big lie".

It is a trivial matter to have a company, many of which are tied at the hip to said government, sue my regime on pretext. It is trivial to lose that law suit. It is trivial to let my international opponents see this case, when their own intelligence agencies might be questioning the veracity of the bomb-- and lead them to believe it is the real deal.

Believe only half the things you see, and none of the things you hear.