ALLEGED COUP: RELEASE OUR DADDIES, DETAINED OFFICERS’ CHILDREN PROTEST AT N’ASSEMBLY.(PHOTOS).

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 Alleged coup: Release our daddies, detained officers’ children protest at N’Assembly Scores of children and wives of military officers detained over an alleged coup plot on Wednesday staged a peaceful protest at the National Assembly, demanding a speedy trial and the release of the accused officials. The protesters gathered at the entrance of the National Assembly complex, moving in a slow procession while clutching placards with inscriptions such as “Don’t Kill Our Daddies,” “Detention Without Trial is Injustice,” and “Six Months of Torture: Enough Is Enough.”. One more photo below. 

JAMES CAMERON, IS PREPARING TO MAKE WHAT HE EXPECTS WILL BE HIS LOWEST-EARNING MOVIE EVER - AND HE COULDN'T BE MORE COMMITTED TO THE PROJECT.(PHOTO).


 James Cameron, the visionary behind two of cinema's highest-grossing films, is preparing to make what he expects will be his lowest-earning movie ever - and he couldn't be more committed to the project.


 "Ghosts of Hiroshima" will depict the atomic bombings of Japan during WWII with unflinching accuracy. Cameron plans to recreate the horror of nuclear warfare through survivor testimonies and his signature technical precision.


 "I want to do for what happened at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, what Steven Spielberg did with the Holocaust and D-Day with Saving Private Ryan," Cameron explained. "He showed it the way it happened."


 The director emphasized the film's urgency given today's nuclear landscape: weapons currently deployed are 1,000 to 10,000 times more powerful than the bombs dropped on Japan. As global tensions escalate and the doomsday clock ticks closer to midnight, Cameron believes audiences need this stark reminder of nuclear weapons' devastating human cost.

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