Nuclear Fear: A History of Images/110010

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Summary: Brilliant. Original. Very scarry. A must.
Review: If you are like me, you have a pile of books that you keepmeaning to get around to, and, due to time constraints,rarely do. This book is the exception-read it now. It is quite possibly one of the most original books of this past quarter century. Weart is the first historian I know of who directs his attention to the pervasiveness of nuclear imagery in our lives. If you ever did the 'under your desks dears, an atom bomb might be coming' drill in grade school. you need to read this. If you have kids, you must read this. Not an easy book, but all the more rewarding. Very powerful stuff, indeed.

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Summary: Pro-Fission Electricity Global Environmentalists Must Read!
Review: The French say "electricite de la fission," fission electricity! Never say "nuclear power" again! Spencer explains how that political phrase commands a veritable anti-fission electric inquistion in the US. The Evil "Environmental" Inquistion in the US was opposed on this issue by all the countries at the 1997 U.N. global warming conference in Kyoto, Japan. Network with me, Joady Guthrie at [e-mail], San Francisoco, California, to overthrow the Environmental Establishment in the US today; you and I can win this war on warming together. - JG

Rating:
Summary: Pro-Fission Electricity Global Environmentalists Must Read!
Review: The French say "electricite de la fission," fission electricity! Never say "nuclear power" again! Spencer explains how that political phrase commands a veritable anti-fission electric inquistion in the US. The Evil "Environmental" Inquistion in the US was opposed on this issue by all the countries at the 1997 U.N. global warming conference in Kyoto, Japan. Network with me, Joady Guthrie at [e-mail], San Francisoco, California, to overthrow the Environmental Establishment in the US today; you and I can win this war on warming together. - JG