Comments on: From Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima

By: Adam Kovelesky

Adam Kovelesky — Mon, 22 Apr 2013 07:13:09 +0000

It’s 2:08 a.m. monday morning & I just heard your talk on TUC Radio.Org,you said Richard Feynman was on the Manhattan Project, that I didn’t know that. Was he old enough to be on that project? There was only 3 places that were used for the project and CalTec was not 1 of them. I know Jon Gofman was on the team. He was the 1 that made Plutonium 239 for the second bomb! It was 2.5 grams, right off hand I forget exactly how much he made. There is a talk about it on TUC Radio.Org. Do you know what Einstien said after he saw his first atomic detonation? He said, “My God, What Have I Done”? Oppenhiemer took Einstien’s equation, E=mc squared, and made it work on the atomic level. The closest the Nazi’s ever came to making an atomic device was heavy water, acording too Heisenberg, who was thier chief physicist.

By: Tom Mallard

Tom Mallard — Mon, 04 Mar 2013 00:57:37 +0000

Thank you for posting this talk, having visited Hiroshima with an Aussie woman who worked on the bomb & apologized to the major of Hiroshima personally, now seeing what it did.

Then, with a hunch that no Admiral would ever put all the main guns of a fleet in a tiny space when it was known the Japanese were not far away.

What was researched supports a lot of my thoughts just growing up with post-war & having a Japanese-American who taught me their side, so, this is a global view of how corrupt the whole thing was, the final ethic was to make the project successful money-wise, it had nothing to do with military issues.

This is an indictment of the decision to drop the bombs, it was to “look good”.

How sick, “… the ends justify the means”.

By: KO

KO — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 15:43:42 +0000

I am listening to the series on KALW-FM TUC Radio programming Sunday mornings & appreciate your history greatly. I was lucky to have a teacher, Mr. Murchi, in high school who had been locked up with his Japanese family as a small boy. He taught us some of your truth about Pearl Harbor [That the attacks were related to the US pushing Japan into action and that Mac Arthur knew] This small truth was denied as I went into college and after, so I am grateful to you and Mr. Murchi for informing me.
The reason I write other than gratitude for your work on this topic, is the new NOAA projection of a long term and deep drought in the next few years in the SW U.S. and California. I am concerned about the issues around fracking in the San Joachin Valley and its poisoning of water resources if fracking continues to be practiced and the projection of this drought occurs. I have found NOAA to be very accurate in their measurements and predictions.
While this issue may seem off-topic,I appreciate your integrity and deeper perspective and feel you can shed light on this issue if, you are so inclined.Thank you!

By: KO

KO — Sun, 24 Feb 2013 15:41:45 +0000

I am listening to the series on KALW-FM TUC Radio programming Sunday mornings & appreciate your history greatly. I was lucky to have a teacher, Mr,]. Murchi, in high school who had been locked up with his Japanese family as a small boy. He taught us some of your truth about Pearl Harbor [That the attacks were related to the US pushing Japan into action and that Mac Arthur knew] This small truth was denied as I went into college and after, so I am grateful to you and Mr. Murchi for informing me.
The reason I write other than gratitude for your work on this topic is the new NOAA projection of a long term and deep drought in the next few years to histthe SW U.S. and California. I am concerned about the issues around fracking in the San Joachin Valley and its poisoning of water resources if fracking continues to be practiced and the projection of this drought occurs. I have found NOAA to be very accurate in their measurements and predictions.
While this issue may seem off-topic,I appreciate your integrity and deeper perspective and feel you can shed light on this issue if, you are so inclined.Thank you!

By: From Pearl Harbor to Hiroshima _ on Anti-War Progressive Teach-in | NO LIES RADIO

Mon, 11 Feb 2013 15:32:25 +0000

[...] and listeners are invited to post comments on Makhijani’s Blog on the IEER.org web site at http://ieer.org/disarmament/from-pearl-harbor-to-hiroshima/ Arjun Makhijani spoke on August 4, 2012 at the Nuke Free Now Conference in Santa Fe, New [...]