Let's take a break from all this seriousness, shall we, with... the history of nuclear bomb testing.
And, no, Kraftwerk did not provide the audio for this graphic.
Exit question: Considering our locale here in San Diego, how is it we're not glowing?
H/T: Information Dissemination
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Graphic of the day
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Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Encouraging signs?

Better late than never we suppose but President Obama finally had some strong words of support for the protesters and condemnation for the Iranian regime on Monday while denying the U.S. has had anything to do with the civil unrest currently going on in that country.
He completely blew his opportunity the first time around during the first wave of protests in the wake of the Presidential elections this past June. The administration’s line of thinking was that any words of encouragement to the anti-regime protesters would hamper Obama’s hoped-for sit down with Iran’s President, Mahmoud Ahmadinejad regarding Iran’s nuclear program. And just how is that all working out?
Maybe now that the administration has received the memo that Iran, through stonewalling and outright defiance, isn’t listening to anybody regarding its nuclear program, it feels it can drop the real-politik sham and step up the rhetoric a bit with the protesters.
At this point it’s a win-win. Similar to Reagan’s emboldening the opposition in the Warsaw Pact nations and Russia itself with his freedom rhetoric, what’s wrong with a little regime change where the Middle East gets itself yet another democracy? And doesn’t the establishment of a mullah-free democracy make the whole nuclear situation just a tad less volatile?
And how are things going over there in Iran right now? Well, the Khamenei thugs are running over protesters in trucks – that’s how things are going.
Keep the pressure on, sir. We can all learn from our mistakes and you know we’re always here for you.
Call us. We’ll be awake. Sharks don’t sleep.*
* A BwD atta-boy, if anyone can give us the source of that pop-culture reference. Think early 80s late-night T.V.
H/T: Gateway Pundit via Instaglen
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Sunday, June 14, 2009
Of Nukes, Norks and other assorted madmen
"Nothing more wonderfully concentrates a man's mind than the sure knowledge he is to be hanged in the morning."
B-Daddy breaks down how best to deal with the nuclear threat posed by both North Korea and Iran and shows admirable restraint with respect to describing the proclivities of the little dog-eating perv of the peninsula.
Check it out here
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Tuesday, May 26, 2009
A long-awaited return engagement
So the President and Kim Jong Il walk into this bar...
B-Daddy of The Liberator Today has been out of circulation for a while but he's back. In his return post, B-Daddy offers some rare insight into what is really going on behind the scenes at the U.N. with respect to North Korea's nuke program testing. Please click here. We think you will enjoy it.
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5/26/2009 07:45:00 PM
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Tuesday, September 9, 2008
Again, with the Semantics...

"The start-up of the first reactor at Iran's Bushehr nuclear plant will be "irreversible" by February next year, asenior Russian nuclear official was quoted by ITAR-TASS news agency as saying Monday." Article here.
Exit question: Define "irreversible."
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