If you want to talk conspiracy, in the weeks and months after the 1986 chernobyl disaster, Mikael Gorbachev tried to cover it up. The fallout to the surrounding areas abd water supplies was extensive. They could not cover it up indefinitely
With Chernobyl's nuclear radiation raining down, Communist party officials dithered, delayed and hid the truth. Then they gave residents of nearby Prypiat 50 minutes to evacuate.
www.history.com
After the test ban in 1992, the USA declassified all of the information we had on nuclear testing. This was real news at the time, the scientists working for llnl were floored that this information was made public.
They even made a documentary movie (narrated by William Shatner from Star Trek!) chronicling the testing we did over the years. They used pigs a lot, I mean they would have a batch of pigs 100 yards away from the epicenter then 500 yards away then 1000 yards away etc
It’s worth a watch.
Countries like China and India kept testing after 1992 even after agreeing to a test ban
Edit, To try to say that nuclear energy/nuclear weapons do not exist is about as foolish as the faggots who insist that hiv/aids doesn’t exist, on their way to a sex party where they get the hiv
Edit I’m re watching trinity and beyond, we denoated a nuke above 5 Air Force officers during operation plumbomb.
Some of these early nuke tests were really questiinable
www.military.com
One of the very first tests, Trinity, just before Hiroshima and Nagasaki, we detonated a nuclear test in New Mexico, with no warning to the local population,
https://www.history.com/news/atomic-bomb-test-victims-new-mexico-downwinders#
Even had a cover story
“
Manhattan Project leaders
carefully selected test sites. Remote locations like the Tularosa Basin of New Mexico offered many strategic advantages. Known only to top scientists and military officials, the
Trinity Test Site was about 200 miles southeast of
Los Alamos National Laboratory. The environment was flat and arid. Scientists also believed that the site’s generally low and predictable winds would limit the spread of radiation.
Despite their goal of secrecy, the blast was visible up to 160 miles away. Witnesses from as far as Albuquerque and El Paso described a huge fireball and mushroom cloud. Although few people lived in the surrounding Jornado Del Muerto Desert, some ranchers and their cattle lived 13 miles from the Trinity Test Site. Tens of thousands lived within 50 miles. They were not informed about the test until after
the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
Scientists and military officials prioritized secrecy. In a press release, they described the explosion as an accident involving ammunition and pyrotechnics. Although there were no injuries, the release stated that weather conditions may require some civilians to evacuate. Manhattan Project leaders eventually decided against an evacuation, which they worried would heighten suspicion or incite panic.
The Trinity Test marked the first time a nuclear device was ever detonated and the first time that a nuclear bomb was ever tested. Manhattan Project scientists loaded the device, known as the Gadget, with 13 pounds of weapon-grade plutonium. Only 3 pounds were necessary for the fission reaction. They knew that the Trinity Test would generate large amounts of fallout, but the fallout pattern was far less certain.
Scientists rigged the Gadget to drop from a 100-foot tower. Because the Trinity Test was relatively close to the ground, it shot large amounts of radiation up into the atmosphere. Radioactive fallout descended to the northeast over an area about 250 miles long and 200 miles wide. Scientists tracked part of the fallout pattern as far as the Atlantic Ocean. The greatest concentration of fallout settled on the Chupadera Mesa, 30 miles from the test site. After Trinity, the military changed tactics. They began timing explosions above the ground to reduce the dispersal of radioactive fallout.
In New Mexico, radiation landed on vegetables and cattle and contaminated the water supply. Many people in rural New Mexico lacked running water and collected rainwater that ran off of roofs in large cisterns, or holding tanks. Most locals also grew most of their own food and raised livestock for meat. Eating foods with high levels of radiation has been linked to cancer, stillbirth, and birth defects.
Manhattan Project scientists took precautions to study the outcomes of the Trinity Test. To protect against radiation, they used lead-lined tanks to collect rock samples and required the use of protective gear for those working around the detonation point. Scientists also purchased some of the cattle that sustained severe burns to study the effects of radiation. They did not collect any data about civilian exposure, concerned that this might alarm the public. The novelty of the Trinity Test meant that civilians did not understand the severity of radiation exposure, even after the government disclosed that the blinding explosion on the morning of July 16 had been an atomic bomb.“
Please by all means tell these people in New Mexico and Japan that nuclear weapons are fake .
They are mocking us.. USS Enterprise is real too right?
because 
Big brother loves you.