System our Monetary System around the world it is dr strangelove ask if you look at this tweet a man jumps with a portable nuclear bomb called n s a d m and the 1960 s. This is the green beret with the special atomic demolition munition between his legs exactly the closing scene of dr strangelove feature pickens riding in atomic bomb down to create. Do you. Remember that and then they have this kind of symphony of a Mushroom Clouds with the closing credits over some bright music so the special atomic demolition remission that was attached to the green berets back. The notion was basically they would land in the territory they would be airdropped into Enemy Territory and then plant the bomb and blow it off some of these guys who are trained to do this said it was a Suicide Mission because you wouldnt make it out alive so that is also what were seeing from the federal open Market Committee from the e. C. B. It from the bank of japan bank of japan by the way is leading the way on this who
After the bomb fell on a hiroshima, august 6, 1945, the people folded paper cranes. Today in hiroshima, men, women, and children are still folding paper cranes. Especially children. For they are still suffering from radiation effects of the bomb. Whats it like to be a child in hiroshima so many years after the war . These children look like children anywhere. The park is called the peace park, and the monument behind them is the center dedicated to the 70,000 people known to have died from the bomb. Although estimates go as high as 200,000 or more. It was 8 15 on a hot summer morning much like this one, when that first bomb flashed the sky and destroyed the city in its flaming heat. While Children Play in front of the peace museum, which bears grim testimony of what the bomb did to the first city that experienced it. When they walk home from school to the park the children can see , the atomic dome in the distance. It was once the industrial exhibition hall. Now it is the only shell le
Gandhi the new normal im going to run the series has been to ignore you then go to mark you join you. Join me every thursday on the alex salmond sure and ill be speaking to guests of the world of politics sport this list im showbusiness ill see you then. I am nice guys are welcome to the guys report who can forget the 1960s classic paranoid dystopian comedy dr strangelove. Well at the time it seemed far fetched him till now. Stacey max when i look at dr strangelove and i look at the cold war and i look at the crazy things that happened in the fiftys and sixtys and seventys with all those sort of programs like we mentioned m. K. Ultra but also the really insane sort of Nuclear Technology that was being developed it to me looks like what our Central Banks are doing with our Financial System our Monetary System around the world it is dr strangelove ask if you look at this tweet a man jumps with a portable nuclear bomb called n s a d m and the 1960 s. This is a green beret with the special
Developed. It to me looks like what our Central Banks are doing with our Financial System our Monetary System around the world it is dr strangelove ask if you look at this tweet a man jumps with a portable nuclear bomb called n s a d m and the 1960 s. This is a green beret with the special atomic demolition munition between his legs exactly the closing scene of dr Strangelove Pickens riding in atomic bomb down to create. Do you. Remember that and then this kind of symphony of a Mushroom Clouds with the closing credits over some bright music so the special atomic demolition remission that was attached to the green berets back. Notion was basically they would land in the territory they would be airdropped into Enemy Territory and then plant the bomb and blow it off some of these guys who are trained to do this that it was a Suicide Mission because you wouldnt make it out alive so that is also what were seeing from the federal open Market Committee from the e. C. B. From the bank of japan
Speaker gingrich its terrific to have you with us at the Reagan Library. As you know we originally had planned to have you live and in person as we have so many times and i want you to know when the pandemic is behind us and you are able to travel and things can be safe again we still would love to have you out at the Reagan Library again with your new book or the next one the right. So thanks so much for joining us today. I like to say first of all i am a huge fan of the Reagan Library and particularly the educational things you do in the way you create learning experiences for young people and i cannot remember a time when i visited that we did not have a wonderful experience so i can assure you as soon as im allowed to get back to the west coast i will be dropping in to see you. Correct it. Would love to have a mr. Speaker and ambassador gingrich as well. I have known you for years. You are an intellectual. You are a historian. You are an imaginative guy. I wonder mr. Speaker could