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. . . The next time an Anti-conspiracy theorist tells you: "It's
impossible for the government to hide something that big!" - show them this story!
. August 2nd,1939 - The world is still at peace when a letter, signed by Jewish scientist Albert
Einstein, is sent to FDR. In the letter, co-written with three other Jewish scientists (Szilard, Teller, and Wigner)
the mad scientists urge FDR to fund a research program for the purpose of developing an Atomic Bomb (to be used on Germany.)
. Later that year, FDR initiates the Briggs Advisory Committee to explore the matter. Out of Briggs grows the S-1 Uranium Committee. By 1942, S-1 becomes the "Manhattan Project." . For nearly 3 years, many of the
world's top scientists will be holed up in reclusive research facilities across the U.S. The Project is supported by the military
and 100,000 workers (most of them kept ignorant of "the Big Picture"). It culminates
with the dropping of the Atomic bombs on Japan (Hiroshima, August 6, 45 and Nagasaki, August 10, 45) .
. The Einstein letter had been kept secret. Briggs had been kept secret. S-1 had been kept secret. The 100,000 participants
of the Manhattan Project had been kept secret. Even the actual detonation of a test A-bomb
had been kept secret! . So, you see, the government (with media complicity) IS
indeed very capable of pulling off a massive CONSPIRACY! Compared to the complex, multi-year Manhattan Project,
events such as the JFK assassination, the 9/11 attacks, the Sandy Hook non-shooting, and the Boston Marathon non-bombing would
all be child's play! *
Addendum: A reader informs us:
"Mike, You missed other areas that were involved in making the atom bomb: Bethlehem Steel in South Buffalo, the Linde plant in Tonowanda, NY, and other small plants and disposal sites in Western New York, especially Niagara County. It seems nobody knew what they were working on. Many worked overtime for the extra pay, only to acquire cancer or other problems many years later. Most were dead before the truth came out and lawsuits were settled much later."
FRONT PAGE OF NEW YORK TIMES
AUGUST 7, 1945
MID PAGE 6TH COLUMN Atom Bombs Made in 3 Hidden 'Cities':
Secrecy on Weapon So Great That Not Even Workers Knew of Their
Product
By Jay Wale .(EXCERPT) The War Department revealed today how three "hidden cities" with a total population of 100,000 inhabitants sprang into being as the result of the $3,000,000,000 atomic bomb project, how they did their work without knowing what it was all about, and how they kept the biggest secret of the war. One of these, Oak Ridge, situated where only oak and pine trees had dotted small farms before, is now the 5th largest city in Tennessee. Its population of 70,000 has 13 supermarkets, 9 drug stores, and 7 theatres. A second town of 7,000 was built for reasons and security on a New Mexico mesa. The third, named Rockland Village, houses 17,000 men, women, and children on the remote banks of the Columbia River in the State of Washington. None of the people, who came to these developments from homes all the way from Maine to California,
had the slightest idea of what they were making in the gigantic government plants. ***
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