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[ Nuel McGough ]

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Do you ever see a news article that makes you want to become either an ascetic monk or a Luddite in an underground bunker with only gerbils for friends?

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fill it in with superglue those cracks in the mirror letting the darkness seep out between sharp edges that chemical burn wafting in breaths heaved heavy and slow in your toil to maintain the image as one whole hiding the shards

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They cast WHO to play Harriet Tubman's father???

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[Music + Video] Ebube Dike (Live) - Nuel Chuwkwuma

Fast Rising Nigerian gospel music minister, Nuel Chukwuma releases a new single titled “Ebube Dike (Live)”. The song, Ebube Dike (Live), is the live studio performance of the previously released version you published for me sometime in 2017. Ebube Dike means “Glorious Warrior”. It tells of God’s awesomeness; how he is all powerful and almighty; the Lion from the tribe of Judah. Watch Video &…

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Nuel Chuwkwuma – Ebube Dike (Live)

Nuel Chuwkwuma – Ebube Dike (Live) Nuel Chuwkwuma – Ebube Dike (Live) Fast Rising Nigerian gospel music minister, Nuel Chukwuma releases new single titled “Ebube Dike (Live)” The song, Ebube Dike (Live), is the live studio performance of the previous released version you published for me sometime in 2017. Ebube Dike means “Glorious Warrior”. It tells of God’s awesomeness; how he is all powerful…

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(Prince Nuel)

[yuneu]

i don’t even need to look at the username when i see a post about nuclear power on my dashboard i know it’s you

YOU SO REAL…….

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Nuel McGough by David Walegren photography

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me watching the mbmbam tv show and seeing l*n m*nuel m*randa: oh. it's that guy

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Nuel McGough

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Esther Samuel nuel by Serena Becker for Tush Magazine March 2023

[deadpresidents]

Watched “Oppenheimer” last night, and I keep thinking about the scene with Gary Oldman as Truman. While I absolutely believe that Truman would have claimed all the credit & blame of dropping the bombs for himself, and also that Truman would have called Oppenheimer a cry baby and an s.o.b., I am struggling to think of Truman as being so naive that he thought that Russia would “never” develop their own bomb. I checked the reference — Ray Monk’s “Robert Oppenheimer” (2013) is the source for the scene, but I can’t get at his sources to see what he’s drawing from. McCullough’s “Truman” corroborates the cry baby comment and the blood-on-my-hands but not the “never” quote.

Do you have anything to hand about Truman’s belief in the Russian’s ability to build the bomb? How could anyone think that the Russians would “never” create a bomb?

In American Prometheus: The Triumph and Tragedy of J. Robert Oppenheimer (BOOK | KINDLE | AUDIO), which I believe was one of Christopher Nolan's major inspirations for the film, Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin go into detail about that meeting between Truman and Oppenheimer and the scene in the film takes almost word-for-word what is written in the book. Truman is actually quoted in the book as saying "Never" after asking Oppenheimer when he thought the Russians would develop their own atomic bomb and not getting a response.

The sources that Bird and Sherwin list for that meeting and the "Never" comment are Nuel Pharr Davis in the 1968 book Lawrence and Oppenheimer, and Murray Kempton, who wrote about the meeting and the comment in the December 1983 issue of Esquire Magazine and his book Rebellions, Perversities, and Main Events. I haven't read either of those books, but I did read Kempton's Esquire article and he also directly quotes Truman as saying "Never".

I agree that it seems really naive of President Truman to not think the Soviets would ever develop their own nuclear weapons. The only possible explanation that I can imagine for that mindset was that the meeting between Truman and Oppenheimer that is portrayed in the film took place in real-life on October 25, 1945. (In Kempton's Esquire article, he says it took place in 1946, but he was mistaken because Bird and Sherwin researched Truman's Presidential appointment calendar and were able to pinpoint the correct date.) The U.S. dropped the atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki on August 6 and August 9, 1945, respectively. Japan surrendered on August 15 and the war officially ended when Japan signed the instrument of surrender on the USS Missouri on September 2, 1945. So, the meeting between Truman and Oppenheimer took place less than two months after the war finally ended. I can only imagine that Truman had still not fully shifted towards what the next conflict might be and was focused on trying to stabilize what was left of the world and mobilize the government in a different direction than it had been after 15 years of Depression, economic recovery, defense preparations, and fighting the war.

Plus, it's worth remembering that Truman didn't know anything about the existence of the American nuclear program until after President Roosevelt's sudden death thrust him into the White House and the military realized, "Oh shit, we should probably tell the new President that we're very close to building the most powerful weapon in the history of history!"

I don't think it was necessarily naivety on President Truman's part. I think, as Kempton suggests in the Esquire article, that is was just a fundamental lack of understanding by Truman that the Soviet Union didn't need Oppenheimer to build the bomb, especially since the war was now over and they wouldn't be under the time constraints or immediate pressures that made the work of the Manhattan Project so much more difficult. The knowledge was out there and the very fact that it had been proven by the Americans made it clear to the Russians and everyone else that it could be done. Harry S. Truman was a provincial politician from the outskirts of Kansas City who had a healthy dose of American Exceptionalism in him even before becoming a national figure, so the realities of nuclear physics were probably not easy for him to decipher.

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Desire - Minstrel Temitope Ft. P Nuel & Yemi Ogunwa

Anointed singer and songwriter, Minstrel Temitope, has unveiled an awe-inspiring and soul-stirring single titled “Desire,” featuring the remarkable talents of P Nuel and Yemi Ogunwa. This collaboration marks a significant moment in contemporary gospel music, combining the powerful vocals and spiritual essence of these three artists. “Desire” is not just a song; it’s a heartfelt prayer for a…

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Again Elissu, original frame by Nuel on the official discord server!! Absolutely LOVE this adorable masterpiece ^w^