Thread by @HMEnglund

A LITTLE MORE ON ATOM BOMBS
Almost as good a scare as the virus fear

"Building on his classic, Nuclear Fear, Weart follows nuclear imagery from its origins in the symbolism of medieval alchemy to its appearance in film and fiction."

https://twitter.com/HMEnglund/status/1434143879322873860

I haven't read Weart's book yet, but I thought it was interesting that he might have analyzed, among other things, the seventeenth century drawings by Robert Fludd which I myself found to be quite similar to huge explosions.

In my thread DO ATOM BOMBS EXIST? above I showed that both the Trinity Test and the bombing of Hiroshima happened on dates with 33 numerology.

Trinity Test:
1+9+4+5 + 7 + 1+6 = 33

Hiroshima:
1+9+4+5 + 8 + 6 = 33

As a little Hollywood mockery, why not listen to Jim Carrey when he discoveres that "The Hiroshima bomb was dropped 8:15. Eight plus fifteen is 23."

Because, don't forget that your are crazy if you see any numerical patterns in the world theatre!

When you would like to start a war and make people kill each other - or if you like to scare them with a virus, even though no virus of any sort has been proven infectious, or even been properly isolated - then you need to first program them, rub the topic into their heads.

"H G Wells coined the term 'atomic bomb' in his 1914 novel The World Set Free, which depicted a mid-20th-century war fought with radioactive bombs (...)

Wells was neither the first nor the last author to explore the explosive potential of atomic energies"
theconversation.com/even-before-hi…

So the socialist Fabian Society member Wells coined the term "atomic bomb" right there on the tip of the not-so-organically-started World War.

Here you can read the passage in his book on page 112 and 113.
archive.org/details/worlds…

"Oddly enough, atomic bombs were discussed more before the war began than during it, thanks in part to wartime paper restrictions that throttled some science fiction magazines.

The technical issues of building a fission weapon were common knowledge even before the war."

Wells "predicts" the future, May 3, 1934:

- In your last book The Shape of Things to Come, you predicted war in 1940. Do you still adhere to that opinion?

- Yes (...) I do not see a war happening in Europe within the next five or six years [1939 or 1940]

My question:

If the first atom bombs were faked. When did they then start blowing off real nuclear weapons?

It is a similar question to that concerning moon travel after the faked Apollo 11 mission.

"Once you pop, you can't stop?"

#KabbaLies #PredictiveProgramming

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Here are more atom bombs for ya. Lots of numerology too.

https://twitter.com/HMEnglund/status/1444316628171333636