Oppenheimer: The Real Events
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- Опубликовано: 19 июл 2023
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Who is here after watching the movie?
It’s Amazing how any of us are still here. It’s only a matter of time before we destroy ourselves. How tragic, when so much beauty lives in this world, that we must make it so ugly.
Which ways do you think beauty should be protected?
Humans are breeding themselves out of existence.
We don't inhabit this planet we infest it destroying like locusts.
Damn now imagine if they made a movie about this man 😳
Oh shoot, imagine if you originally came up with such a comment! Then you would really be witty and original!
Thay already did and it's showing right now
I know you jokes and already know the movie , it is crazy insane. Good movie because Nolan it work with that
"yo Opp, you still working on that huge bomb?"
"you know me, I sure hope it doesnt kill anyone"
Thrilling part of history 😳
thank you for sharing this.
I just wanna be in the blast zone and not have to face survival.
Very impressive video from the old-but-gold Pathé! It is such a wonder that we lads and lassies of the latest generation are able to view history right from the tips of our fingers.
Please Barbie the real events next 🙏
Why? For what purpose. Its just silly.
@@rickastleysrevenge3258 its a meme
개추 ㅋㅋ
@@The-Creative-Hub alright well forgive my ignorance I guess.
@@rickastleysrevenge3258it’s the internet everyone wants everything man
Why a man who created weapon of mass destruction is celebrated
where's the celebration?
@@andylucas6962 if you make high budget movie and show Oppenheimer as a hero that's look like celebration
@@max-cs9koso you're saying that films like Schindler's List are celebrating murder too?
War is war. People die.
@@max-cs9ko so Hitler/Stalin films etc are celebratory film lol
Still waiting for a movie about Jonas Salk. But we got 100s on serial killers and weapons makers…
I just watched a wonderful documentary about the evolution of Jonas Salk vaccine - but it was about how it started AIDS
The Interesting things about History.
You mean hiStory.
You mean hiStory.
@@telx2010i bet you like all of your own comments.
@@rickastleysrevenge3258haha xD lol
Just saw the film quite interesting
What about all the civilian casualties? Why did no one took charge for that?
It was a turn in war history where people were more trying to figure out safety measures and world treaties involving nukes and mass destructive weapons
Think of it as a moment of silence that was given
But we mustn't forget them and so we should always remember to help our neighbor
Please remember, this was at the end of WWII. In that war, bombing cities happened all the time. London, Krakow, Dresden... Guernica started the modern trend, although bombing cities started with the invention of artillery.
At that point, Japan was the last enemy to beat, and even if it was clearly losing, there was not a sign of surrendering. Every battle in the Pacific meant to defeat each Japanese soldier, one by one. There is a thought that the nukes, by forcing Japan into surrendering, saved Japanese lives because the fighting would have continued in its territory for who knows how long. The fact that after the bombings Emperor Hirohito had to impose his divine authority on the military to order the surrender, and that some Japanese soldiers continued fighting decades after the end of the war seem to support that view.
If you search "Hiroshima Nagasaki help relief" you'll find material about how went the treatment of the victims of the bombings. Remember, many other cities suffered different kinds of hell in that (blip) war. Compare with the Siege of Leningrad, which lasted almost three years.
@@MariaMartinez-researcher yeah...blitzkriegs..
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Oppenheimer marketing :
Did you go see the movies?
@@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138 yes
@@dimensionhacker2271 worth seeing them in theaters?
@@thatonellamawhoissoobsesse8138 I'm late, Oppenheimer is a must watch in theaters, IDK about barbie it's your wish
Pidin joskus lukiossa esitelmän Oppenheimerista
Mielenkiintoinen aihe 👍
@@fittushattana jep
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Barbieheimer.
Yesterday, I Watched Oppenheimer In Cinema
How was it?
Very good job,keep it up
I am blind.
@@N9745H8 Yes. Always to up.
Leonard Cheshire opened up convalescent homes for those with disabilities and injuries because of his experience. There is a home in Cork City Ireland. My father lived there for 30 years.
Yesterday I went to the cinema to see Barbie but I confused the rooms and ended up in Oppenheimer😅
😂😂😂😂 who never?!!!
Funny 😂
Oppenheimer: The Real Events 2040pm 10.7.23 to paraphrase: put 'em all in a bag and tie it up? or something like that.. i like his thinking. they haven't really done much in the way of developing humanity or progressing... as for evolving. i dont think we have moved forward... they seem to only think along military lines.
A very young Ludovic Kennedy.
I don't like Oppenheimer nor anyone else responsible for modern nuclear weaponry. Include in that picture, those responsible for dropping the first bombs on Japan. I don't believe some of these propaganda newsreel films circulating on the web and there are umpteen hundred versions of this one episode in America's history alone circulating. It's war no matter how you dice it, regardless of any fine detail. I don't like Harry Truman's boastfulness, also, nor his attempts at humor about a subject so seriously grim.
Robert
Handsome
This is MAD
At least the mail will still be delivered.
Such a good movie.
But mister Openheimer your discoveries are going to kill thousands of people...horribly.
"Well i already got paid sooo...bad luck". The destroyer of worlds...what a joke.
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Do barbie real events next please!
Why? That seems childish and dumb.
Oppenheimer kuwi mbahe sopo
Atomic Nuclear Big badge world!
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LEGENDS never dies😔
The real events were Nagasaki and Hiroshima were simply firebombed along with 68 other Japanese cities to complete ruin. In fact an area of Tokyo FOUR TIMES the size of Hiroshima was destroyed on March 9th, 1945. That bombing run was called Operation Meetinghouse. Yes, the real events were quite different indeed from the reel events!
Dios nos proteja de otro “ Evento “ de estos ✝️ Come Lord Jesus come.
Keep praying. That guarantees nothing happens. God? Who?
@@FYMASMDThe forgot “thoughts” so I guess we are hosed.
Masa bituga xumia
I'm grateful for the fact that nuclear weapons were first in hands of Americans and not soviets or nazis.
Wtf? A quarter of a million died of which most were innocent civilians! And that doesn't include the deaths that followed as a consequence afterwards. How's this worthy to be grateful for?
Because the nazi's and the soviets were both ran by complete psychopaths who would have killed LITERALLY everyone who wasn't them, that's why.
@@punkrock666 agree
@@punkrock666Harvard University invented napalm and More Japanese were killed on a single night of fire bombing Tokyo than in Hiroshima or Nagasaki. Historically, .75-1.5% of the world’s population died every year in war…until the nuclear age when governments suddenly considered it may not be just the soldiers and civilians who die. Since then, less than .5% of the world population dies in conflict. In a way, Oppenheimer’s hope to make war so terrible we don’t fight has come true…at least between major powers.
@@punkrock666how laughably minuscule of an imagination, let alone intellect, must you have not to understand how infinitely worse the outcome would have been if it were the axis powers to have gotten it first.
That's why fear of judgement day is the only remedy to all crimes because in judgement day you had to give account of each and every deed,
With token of time man is in state of loss except those who have faith, good deeds, resorting people to truth, resorting people to patience and perseverance (ch 103 v 1-4 of Quran)
Blah blah blah. God this/that.
You can have your judgment day anytime you want. You know what to do.
What could any human possibly do to harm any god? That is just silly unless your god is really a weakling.
@@FYMASMD Did you read the quote? Or did you just see it was from the Quran and throw a hissy fit without considering (or even reading) the content? Because it's a pretty compelling quote in light of the horrors we're contemplating, I think.
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Impressive video, but... Oppenheimer's le bomb... le killed people...
Could've done entirely without the predictably tawdry editorializing at the end
Alla faccia dell'inquinamento!
A few years later japan would have gotten the H bomb 😱
America couldn’t wait to try it on living people. I have been to the Atomic Bomb Museum in Nagasaki.
You are a 💣 too.
You bet we did. Just consider your pathetic little island lucky you weren’t with the Japanese.
You're right. And the thought of dropping it on white people in Germany was a big turn off for america..look it up
It was experiment in deed, they wanted to try it on Asian.
The first comment
Gay comment certainly.
Creed & Stupidity will be the undoing of humanity 🙄
and now on with the rest of the days news... Have a good one everyone.
I think it was Einstein himself who said, ," there are two infinites that I know of, the universe, and human stupidity, but I m not 100 per cent certain of the first one".