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reply posted on 25-3-2005 @ 10:45 AM by Gazrok
FEMA and SEMA discontinued the designation of public fallout shelters shortly after the end of the Cold War...

www.sema.state.mo.us...

Most such shelters were simply the same designated now for other shelters such as hurricanes, etc. Namely, schools and other concrete block construction structures. None are supplied or equipped.

The middle east though, I should add, and many nations in Europe have many well-prepared shelter facilities. Many are even connected by underground rail, and have hospital facilities, etc. Most are in disrepair due to funding and lack of use or foreseen use, but they still exist.


It might be overboard since chances are if you need to use one, the world is probably screwed anyways.


I think that is pretty much the mindset of FEMA also. BTW though, you can get shelter plans from FEMA, if you wish to build your own. They've done the homework for you, so that's pretty cool....

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reply posted on 26-3-2005 @ 10:26 AM by Amorymeltzer
Originally posted by Ritual
It is scary that the US doesnt bomb the hell out of anyone who test Nuclear weapons.

It is poor for the environment.

We should wage war on anyone who does on the notion that we were one of the firsto test them and we found out how hazardous they are to the planet.

We should give people enough evidence and then if they dont want to heed to the warning, we should wage war.

Hopefully Russia and China dont test these things anymore.

For all we know radioactive isotopes could try and "reform" into their prior selves and release some kind of pollutant that turns the Earth's atmosphere into toxic gas over the hundreds of years.

That stuff is way too scary, and as humans we just cant play with it like there is no danger.


All of the Nuclear capable countries shoudl make an agreement to not test weapons, or they all wage war.


What's your name? Remind me not to vote for you.

Waging war JUST because they have weapons is absurd. You wage war because they attacked you, or are a serious threat to you and it is worth attacking early (before they are 'fully operational')

I see a lot of contradictions here. Namely, the "this is really dangerous, we can't just play around with it" combined with the "bomb the hell out of anyone who has em." that's the least productive option, BECAUSE they have nukes. Just the environment? What about human life for centuries to come?

Also, I think everyone understands what happens when you use a nuke BECAUSE we tested them first.


reply posted on 26-3-2005 @ 05:52 PM by dotgov101
Originally posted by Ritual
You said I would wage war on anyone with the weapons. So it is you who needs to learn how to read.

No I said to wage war on anyone who detonated them, even if it meant testing them out int he middle of nowhere.

Please go listen to your Marilyn Manson and depress about how you just got OWNED> Turn all of your angry energy you get listenting to your dumb music by unplugging your internet ocnnection for good. Thank you.


I bet someone's pressed an "IGNORE" button by now. Grin.

The United States continues to detonate and test weaponry on a daily basis. With that frame of thought, we'd have been wiped off the map long ago.

It is pathetic that when our allies test their weaponry, the US remains mum. When a nation that is not under our thumb begins testing, we sometimes impose sanctions and "punish" the nation.

True, some of these nations's leaders are considered rogue and psychotic, and that is where I can see your point. But the United States must take into account the general populace of these nations. Most of them are either blissfully unaware, or are terrified to act upon their leader.

(A liberal might argue that our nation has these similarities...grin)

But we can't go around bombing countries for their injustices. I personally think that testing a weapon in a controlled situation is not an injustice. It is an injustice when tested on its people.

There are simply too many nations. If we were to do so, we would be accused once again of trying to enstate a New World Order.

(Which a liberal might argue that our nation is already doing)

Hence, we have The United Nations.

(Which a liberal might argue is a pointless organization guilty of breaking its own rules...if you can't beat 'em, join 'em.)

Tracking who has what is also impossible.

Dot.

ps... Brian Warner is quite intelligent, and has revealed more of his intelligence in recent years. His method of expression confuses most, but he's actually a decent, quiet man.


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