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Aye oop Ron!

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My.  What a Big One!

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Ron and his Dahlia

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Josiei Toda: in an impassioned speech calling for the abolition of nuclear weapons on September 8, 1957

This is Ron and his flower, a dahlia.

It reminds me of this picture taken of Josei Toda, a Buddhist, just before he announced his opinion that nuclear weapons were a curse on the world and humanity.

Toda’s flower is a chrysanthemum, but the similarities are obvious.

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