Post by imperator03 on Mar 3, 2011 22:31:56 GMT -5
This is an old site I came across not long after the dirty bomb scares after 9/11:
www.nukepills.com/docs/nuclear_war_survival_skills.pdf
One of the more bitter hobbyhorses I like to ride is the arguably criminal behavior of Carl Sagan. His group was the one that started the whole "Nuclear Winter" hoax that Climate Scare scientists have taken to a whole new level. Should the unthinkable have happened, how many deaths would have been on his hands. The reason the Soviets pushed that sort of nonsense was to get the US public afraid of nuclear war and so put pressure on US leaders to never use nuclear weapons. This might have something to do with the propaganda the US was spewing that while "nobody wins in a nuclear war, we cannot let the enemy to impose their 'will' on us": www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/nukevault/ebb336/index.htm
So what does this mean for us today? This book is chock full of useful ideas, diagrams and solutions that people would have to overcome not only in the aftermath of a nuclear exchange, but would also be useful in the case of a dirty bomb or nuclear fizzle going off.
www.nukepills.com/docs/nuclear_war_survival_skills.pdf
One of the more bitter hobbyhorses I like to ride is the arguably criminal behavior of Carl Sagan. His group was the one that started the whole "Nuclear Winter" hoax that Climate Scare scientists have taken to a whole new level. Should the unthinkable have happened, how many deaths would have been on his hands. The reason the Soviets pushed that sort of nonsense was to get the US public afraid of nuclear war and so put pressure on US leaders to never use nuclear weapons. This might have something to do with the propaganda the US was spewing that while "nobody wins in a nuclear war, we cannot let the enemy to impose their 'will' on us": www.gwu.edu/~nsarchiv/nukevault/ebb336/index.htm
So what does this mean for us today? This book is chock full of useful ideas, diagrams and solutions that people would have to overcome not only in the aftermath of a nuclear exchange, but would also be useful in the case of a dirty bomb or nuclear fizzle going off.
thanks.