Jul 13, 2025
spent time tracking down which atomic blast Rob Zombie used in hit music video Dragula and it is a test at camp dessert rock from 1959 to determine effects on army personnel and animals, in case you were wondering
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spent time tracking down which atomic blast Rob Zombie used in hit music video Dragula and it is a test at camp dessert rock from 1959 to determine effects on army personnel and animals, in case you were wondering
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My FBI agent friend interrupted my book club to rave at us about the enemy creating a deadly atomic weapon and warning us about possible insurgents relaying secret information. I interrupted his rant and claimed that he was acting paranoid, explaining all the flaws in his logic. After other agents came and took him away, I sat down again and smiled at my book club.
"Sorry about that, comrades. Now, I am pleased to let you know that the plan has succeeded, and the first atomic missile of our county has been finished."
Hell is (caused by) other people.
Cover from Bell Telephone’s civil defense pamphlet, The Big Call - 1950.
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Ha, ha! Every nation on the Earth stockpiling death…ha, ha, ha…
(Doctor Solar, Man of the Atom Volume 1 #15)
"THE MUSHROOM CLOUD BECAME AN ICONIC IMAGE... IT IS HARD TO SPEAK TO THE MINDSET THAT GETS LULLED TO SLEEP BY THE END OF THE WORLD..."
PICS INFO: Resolution at 1098x1536 -- Spotlight on a poster design titled "Empêchons cela, guerre atomique," (or “Let’s Stop This”), considered by many to be the very first anti-nuclear propaganda poster, artwork by Hans Erni (Swiss painter, graphic designer, b. 1909-2015, died at age 106!).
PIC #2: Anti-atomic war poster titled "Atomkrieg Nein" (translation: "Atomic War-No!"), c. 1954, poster design by Hans Erni.
PRINT MAGAZINE: "The mushroom cloud became a charged symbol for the No Nukes movement, and yet it was also used in a trivial manner on souvenirs, etc. How do the two implications balance out?"
MEDLAND: "The mushroom cloud became an iconic image. We are all drawn to iconic images; it is hard to speak to the mindset that gets lulled to sleep by the end of the world, but I understand that powerful images are the ones we all love."
Source: www.printmag.com/daily-heller/the-daily-heller-atomic-energy-peace-or-war.
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