How do we even know there ARE "nuclear weapons"? Why would you simply take the government's word for it? They've proven themselves untrustworthy.
Now, most would say "oh yeah what happened to Nagasaki and Hiroshima". Well, they were likely simply firebombed with conventional incendiary ordnance delivered by the massive fleet of B-29s that had command of the skies over Japan at the time. Did you know an area of Tokyo FOUR TIMES THE SIZE of Nagasaki was destroyed during Operation Meetinghouse on March 9-10, 1945! You can read more about it here:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bombing_o ... etinghouse Notice the part where they explain how they dropped the firebombs in an "X" pattern. They did this in an effort to create a "firestorm", where the fire is so big it creates it's own wind from convection and this feeds the fire (like fanning the flames). It is worthy to note that firestorms often create pyrocumulus clouds which are often in the shape of......you guessed it, "mushrooms".
So we have an actual example of an urban area LARGER than the supposed "nuclear bombed" areas, which was done with conventional weapons that were widely used at this time (many other cities were firebombed). So it is at least a feasible proposition that Nagasaki and Hiroshima were simply firebombed. Also, there is no real supporting evidence either way. The only photograph we have of these two events is a "mushroom cloud"
Now let's compare a pyrocumulus cloud to the "mushroom cloud" from the supposed nuclear blast. I'll be fair and post a shot of a pyrocumulus cloud taken from an airplane, because that's how the "nuclear mushroom cloud" was photographed.
Pyrocumulus from a forest fire:
Mushroom cloud from Nagasaki (shot from B-29)
In reality, it's just as reasonable to believe that is a pyrocumulus cloud from a firestorm caused by conventional firebombing raid (which were common at the time). If you go through the US Bombing survey (post war scientific analysis), you'll see the firebombing raids always attempted to cause these firestorms by tweaking their tactics (how fast and in what pattern and on what types of structures they bombed). Most often they just caused fires and destruction but did not initiate a firestorm. Also you'll note that special attention was always payed to the weather as a critical element. Dry wooden and straw Japanese houses made great kindling. Soaking wet ones did not. Given this perspective, it's interesting to read the reports of Nagaski and Hiroshima and see how much emphasis was put on the weather!!! In fact, Nagasaki was the "secondary target", and in the story we're told by notorious liars, Kokura was supposed to be the target but couldn't be bombed because of......bad weather.
What about the so called "nuclear test" films? You can find many youtube videos examining them and finding many, many flaws. Among them:
Sound where there shouldn't be sound. Sounds from the blast are immediate. In reality, sound would take 8-20 seconds to reach the remote cameras/microphones. But it's heard immediately. Defenders of the official narative often say "that's because they dubbed in the sound" without realizing they admit that the "evidence" they are defending has been altered and tampered with. Would obviously altered evidence be allowed in a courtroom trial? No, there are strict rules about handling evidence for obvious reasons!
Rows of trees breaking in an absolute uniform fashion. Plausible explanation is the objects being destroyed are miniature models. Landscape
stuff is hard to model and make it look natural and non-uniform.
Nuclear blast not affecting some things that it should, such as sweeping away clouds and light objects, while ships are tossed like toys. This is simply bad rotoscoping special effect.
Scenes switching from day to night right before the blast, and you can freeze frame it and see the splice. Again, intolerable alteration of "evidence".
Gravity not affecting
Now when I bring these points up, the "skeptics" always say that if the government went to all the trouble to make propaganda films, they wouldn't have these mistakes. They claim it's simply "editing", and don't respond to my very specific criticisms and simply ignore it and default to their smear tactics. But I think what they are missing here is, at the time this stuff was made, it could be sloppy. People saw these "test films" in a news reel before the main presentation in a movie theater. They only saw them at full speed, only that once, and details would be forgotten because after all, they came to see a movie. Even if a lone person happened to catch something, he'd be likely to dismiss it rather than point it out and be labeled a weirdo. People didn't have the technological advantages the average man has these days in the form of personal computers with sophisticated multimedia capabilities that can play, rewind, edit, pause and zoom to fine detail, etc. What's most significant about that is the people producing this military propaganda could not predict that would be commonplace 50 years in the future. That's the reason these "test films" were shoddily made.