on to another it might be coming in our world
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Hmmm.....let's hope not.
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Crazy Russkies!
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crazy ****
I'm sure we knew too
I'm sure we have something just as powerful
we may not know about it as civilians
if humans were to ever **** up the atmosphere,
irradiate the world
if it we were to "actually" cause some sort of climate change
or "actually aide in global warming"
like the green $$ grant scams/junk fake science says
those 110+ Russian bombs/Nukes just in them 2 years alone
detonated in the earths stratosphere/atmosphere
would be a good place to start
underground testing was much better
IF you're going to test them, not actually deploy them
proof there's some huge craters in the Nevada Desert
we're still not done with nukes,
If bad actors Russia China NorKo Iran Pakistan India Turkey etc. etc. etc.,
still are all threats of using them, or their borders war zones
or any other rouge 3rd world acquiring them
or even any arms race either
you can bet the Russians still have the technology & blueprints/plans too
they have far better that can be put on-top of a rocket/missile
not have to fly a plane over
I'm extremely glad we have a real leader that rebuilt & strengthened
our great military again too, keeping US stronger militarily as a deterrent
instead of downsizing & giving away the farm
like the previous past 3 leaders did
Space Force baby
I'm sure we knew too
I'm sure we have something just as powerful
we may not know about it as civilians
if humans were to ever **** up the atmosphere,
irradiate the world
if it we were to "actually" cause some sort of climate change
or "actually aide in global warming"
like the green $$ grant scams/junk fake science says
those 110+ Russian bombs/Nukes just in them 2 years alone
detonated in the earths stratosphere/atmosphere
would be a good place to start
underground testing was much better
IF you're going to test them, not actually deploy them
proof there's some huge craters in the Nevada Desert
we're still not done with nukes,
If bad actors Russia China NorKo Iran Pakistan India Turkey etc. etc. etc.,
still are all threats of using them, or their borders war zones
or any other rouge 3rd world acquiring them
or even any arms race either
you can bet the Russians still have the technology & blueprints/plans too
they have far better that can be put on-top of a rocket/missile
not have to fly a plane over
I'm extremely glad we have a real leader that rebuilt & strengthened
our great military again too, keeping US stronger militarily as a deterrent
instead of downsizing & giving away the farm
like the previous past 3 leaders did
Space Force baby
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We have met the enemy, and he is us.
snakeyes
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its time to stand up to this silly bull **** that's going on in our country letting this **** happened and it is only getting bigger this destruction needs to stop if our government stop it and our police forces cant we need to raise arms this civil war has been going on for to long time for every veteran no matter what age to stand and to take our country this flag burning must stop defacing war memorials must stop enough people have died to protect this country and and our flag and our freedom we are in the spot light of the world watching us loose everything STAND UP 
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its time to stand up to this silly bull **** that's going on in our country letting this **** happened and it is only getting bigger this destruction needs to stop if our government stop it and our police forces cant we need to raise arms this civil war has been going on for to long time for every veteran no matter what age to stand and to take our country this flag burning must stop defacing war memorials must stop enough people have died to protect this country and and our flag and our freedom we are in the spot light of the world watching us loose everything STAND UP
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The lead scientist at the Los Alamos facility, upon detonation of our first nuclear bomb, said:
"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds."
I've posted about and studied Tsar Bomba and seen the videos of it.
I've seen videos of dozens of nuclear explosions, and many of them have an unworldly, really creepy appearance.
I didn't know that the Soviets had actually included wraps of lead, replacing wraps of uranium, to limit the yield of the bomb. There were a few explosions at the edge of the atmosphere during the nuclear weapons testing years, but they were stopped because of unexpected consequences. In one case, radio frequency effected equipment was destroyed on a far greater range and scale than would have ever been expected.
Just the capability of the mind of man to devise such a weapon is a concern to me, that someone could and would think those thoughts. Kind of like various torture methods devised over time, the description of the methodology in itself is horrifying, much less making use of them.
Revelation 6:14...
"The heavens receded like a scroll being rolled up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place."
That is what I think of when I see the capability of some nuclear weapons.
Look at the atmosphere around the mushroom cloud and tell me if that doesn't look like a scroll being rolled up:
"I am become death, the destroyer of worlds."
I've posted about and studied Tsar Bomba and seen the videos of it.
I've seen videos of dozens of nuclear explosions, and many of them have an unworldly, really creepy appearance.
I didn't know that the Soviets had actually included wraps of lead, replacing wraps of uranium, to limit the yield of the bomb. There were a few explosions at the edge of the atmosphere during the nuclear weapons testing years, but they were stopped because of unexpected consequences. In one case, radio frequency effected equipment was destroyed on a far greater range and scale than would have ever been expected.
Just the capability of the mind of man to devise such a weapon is a concern to me, that someone could and would think those thoughts. Kind of like various torture methods devised over time, the description of the methodology in itself is horrifying, much less making use of them.
Revelation 6:14...
"The heavens receded like a scroll being rolled up, and every mountain and island was removed from its place."
That is what I think of when I see the capability of some nuclear weapons.
Look at the atmosphere around the mushroom cloud and tell me if that doesn't look like a scroll being rolled up:
What an idea, a race to the bottom!! A war with nuclear bombs is a war no one wins. I don't care how big their bomb is, we have one to, so the guy that pushes the button first wins, no. They just fly by each other till the target is hit or the bomb is intercepted. Crazy stuff!!
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Death,sorrow, pain and destruction, in a nuclear war nobody win, the humanity lost, doesn't matter who have the biggest bomb.
My dad took part in the H bomb tests in the 50s on
the Enowitok atoll. He told me he was in charge of a platoon that took daily radiation readings at the main base. He witnessed several shots to included the Baker shot which turned out to be the largest.
the Enowitok atoll. He told me he was in charge of a platoon that took daily radiation readings at the main base. He witnessed several shots to included the Baker shot which turned out to be the largest.
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Since we're coming up to the 75th anniversary of the dropping the atomic bomb................
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Mike67
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Watching whats going on in the world sometimes I think we deserve to become extinct. Its painfully obvious that the world is losing its freaking ability to logically think about things...
more like selective extinction is more appropriate
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