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All right, you've been down
there eight to ten days. You come out and you find that half or three quarters of Los Angeles
has been destroyed. Well, how are you going
to continue to live? Well, the first thing
we have to recognize is that if half of Los Angeles
is destroyed, maybe eighty, ninety percent
of the people will be dead and there will be
fewer mouths to feed, and those of us who will survive will have more water
and food to divide out
there eight to ten days. You come out and you find that half or three quarters of Los Angeles
has been destroyed. Well, how are you going
to continue to live? Well, the first thing
we have to recognize is that if half of Los Angeles
is destroyed, maybe eighty, ninety percent
of the people will be dead and there will be
fewer mouths to feed, and those of us who will survive will have more water
and food to divide out
Full Transcript
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All right, you've been down
there eight to ten days.
00:00:02.961 --> 00:00:04.371
You come out and you find
00:00:04.587 --> 00:00:05.793
that half or three quarters
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of Los Angeles
has been destroyed.
00:00:08.997 --> 00:00:10.123
Well, how are you going
to continue to live?
00:00:10.343 --> 00:00:11.983
Well, the first thing
we have to recognize
00:00:12.178 --> 00:00:14.051
is that if half of Los Angeles
is destroyed,
00:00:14.722 --> 00:00:17.068
maybe eighty, ninety percent
of the people will be dead
00:00:17.892 --> 00:00:19.473
and there will be
fewer mouths to feed,
00:00:19.686 --> 00:00:21.802
and those of us who will survive
00:00:22.001 --> 00:00:24.433
will have more water
and food to divide out.
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Movie Summary
Disturbing collection of 1940s and 1950s United States government-issued propaganda films designed to reassure Americans that the atomic bomb was not a threat to their safety.
