Angela Rose visits the top-secret Department of Energy lab spread out along rugged mesa tops in New Mexico — Los Alamos National Laboratory, some 35 miles northwest of Santa Fe.
This is where scientists developed the first nuclear bombs during the Manhattan Project in World War II. What weapon systems have been developed since then?
Was the Manhattan Project, that led to the development of the atomic bomb, hatched in Washington D.C.? Nope, not at all. The World War II venture that resulted in the formation of Los Alamos in New Mexico was generated after a discussion among elites attending the Bohemian Grove annual summer convention outside San Francisco.
It’s that time of year, and the elites will soon gather for another two-week session at the Bohemian Grove. We’re not talking the upper 1 percent, either, but only the very creme de la creme, the wealthiest and most powerful individuals, many of them engaging in pedophilia and other perverted practices.
Here, Mark Dice outlines a bit of the history of Bohemian Grove, which remarkably, has been around and functioning since 1878! In other words, this private gentlemen’s club has quite the long and sordid history.
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World War II’s Manhattan Project ushered in the Atomic Age. On the one hand, the project led to the development of the first nuclear bombs, but it also produced a wealth of new scientific knowledge from which mankind is still reaping the rewards today. Hank Green looks back at that massive project and its enormous consequences in this edition of the SciShow.
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