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[_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)13:52 No.2758903
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>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)14:07 No.2758910
Fucking impressive
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)14:18 No.2758917
Nukeular, dumbass
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)14:34 No.2758927
I bet the scientists already knew it would fuck them up. They just wanted to see the effects for
themselves.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)14:49 No.2758937
>>2758927
Kill; not just fuck them up. They knew it would kill them. The intent was to study the
progression of fatal radiation poisoning and distances to exposure.
This shit - even then - was nothing new for the US. And it would not end there either. It is
pretty much a matter of record that shit like this still goes on today.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)16:53 No.2758997
>>2758937
You're a fucking idiot, that was a British experiment
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)17:27 No.2759020
>>2758997
>clearly in a desert
>no deserts in the UK
u fucking wot m8
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)17:31 No.2759026
>>2758997
I guess you're right, Nevada Europe. And those are British marines too!
That test was done in 1955. A decade after the US nuked Japan and saw first hand how radiation
affected people. They knew the effects of radiation poisoning, but they still marched the troops
right through the bomb site. I'm pretty sure the ones you can actually find any record of didn't
die right away, however the sheep nearby did. And by the 1960s most of the farmers near there
that owned the sheep and tried to sue the government for their deaths had cancer about as bad as
the soldiers.
Even to this day that blast still kills people in the form of mostly thyroid cancer in the
midwest.
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)17:43 No.2759031
STANDING
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)17:53 No.2759034
ON THE EDGE
>> [_] friendsofsandwiches 04/23/15(Thu)17:58 No.2759039
There a link for this on the tube?
>> [_] Anonymous 04/23/15(Thu)18:22 No.2759055
>>2759039
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IkAp5gAYDUQ
