John McAfee · archived post

@1971NewOrder This is for real dude.

In the 1950's the U.S. Government created the "Cleanup Bureau". In 1959, the Bureau produced a video claiming that a "neat and clean" house would survive a nuclear explosion. I shit thee not. Do any of you truly believe this same government is not still lying to us? . https://t.co/KuXEuYFiY4

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@DrAnthonyFouci @BillGates No. You can't.

@Sampz_541 A Transient.

@Three3ZERO1 Word

@bubbagump64 Lol!!

@MGibson2020 I apologize. I apparently did not look deeply enough into this. A second video did in fact show photos of Hiroshima where all of the painted houses were in still standing (I shit you not). So you are correct.

@MattMan2003 No dude. It's as real as it gets. They produced a second video showing Hiroshima after the blast, with painted and neat and clean houses still standing at ground zero. For real. They got away with it because the general public were uneducated about nuclear blasts.

@sfhrv Nope. For real dude.

@ChewyCrypto True.

@lilnickbag Apparently ... yes. Their second video showed Hiroshima at ground zero with all the neat and clean houses still standing and unharmed.

@thinkclear13 Good. About time I say.

@scotttscottscot The Government????? Are you for real???

@oliverpaoliang Not as wild as today's government -- A hundred times more deceptive than in the 50's. People were merely uneducated about the effects of nukes back then. Today we are uneducated about a near infinite number of things.

@EaseYourMind6 @CannaFrom Lol

@therealaluke No. Intelligent, socially engineered lies.

@BIGH4P4 Lol

@atlanticanglers About?

@Lonerfirst Ok

@geriatric_trav They produced a second video showing neat and clean houses still standing in Hiroshima at ground zero. People were simply uneducated about nuclear blasts at the time.

@Parakletosanon Welcome

@ColumbusCrypto If it's weird or freaky ... I will find it.

@scotttscottscot Ah ...