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70 years ago today, the 6th of August at 8.15 am, the United States government committed an atrocity of almost unimaginable proportions, dropping an atomic weapon on the people of Hiroshima, Japan, without warning.
80,000 men women and children, young and old, were killed where they walked, sat and lay. Of those who weren’t killed instantly, another 60,000 would die of radiation poisoning by the end of that year.
95% of those killed were women, children and other non-combatants.
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“I’m getting sick of being a ghost
no one can hurt me
but no one will kiss me either”
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