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In reply to the discussion: This date marks the 78th Anniversary of the Atomic Bomb over Hiroshima. [View all]stuck in the middle
(821 posts)4. IN THE KING OF PRUSSIA: THE TRIAL OF THE PLOWSHARES 8
IN THE KING OF PRUSSIA: THE TRIAL OF THE PLOWSHARES 8 takes us back to 1982 with Emile de Antonio's portrayal of the Plowshares 8 civic disobedience at General Electric's nuclear weapons plant in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania. The group included Molly Rush, co-founder of the Merton Center. Posting of this cliip celebrates the April 13 visit of Martin Sheen, who plays the judge in the movie, to Pittsburgh, Pa and the Thomas Merton Center. YOU CAN'T HUG A CHILD WITH NUCLEAR ARMS!!!
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This date marks the 78th Anniversary of the Atomic Bomb over Hiroshima. [View all]
ProudMNDemocrat
Aug 2023
OP
I could remember sitting under the desk during the sirens, and thinking...
Bluethroughu
Aug 2023
#15
The community loudspeaker alarm in my Japanese neighborhood went off this morning to
betsuni
Aug 2023
#6
I don't agree...it would have been Okinawa all over again. They would not surrender and would
Demsrule86
Aug 2023
#29
The most influential event on the boomer generation happened before we were born
Walleye
Aug 2023
#10
The two greatest acts of racism were dropped on Japanese innocents...war crimes, unprosecuted.
Alexander Of Assyria
Aug 2023
#11
Over my life time, I've wavered on this issue, but at the end of my life, I agree with you.
NNadir
Aug 2023
#22
BTW the American POW told the Japanese Sargent no hard feelings and forgave him but ....
Botany
Aug 2023
#24
My long gone Grandfather had gone into the military during WW I and since he was good @
Botany
Aug 2023
#28
Some people who survived the Hiroshima atomic blast went to Nagasaki for safety. Six people were
spike jones
Aug 2023
#20