There has to be someone who has an idea on new strategies.

It's probably a bit more sophisticated, but, not THAT much has changed since then. We don't even get a proper warning in the UK, if a nuclear strike is about to happen. We only get a few minutes in some places, especially where I live, from what I've been told. lol, what use is a few minutes? We don't even have guns here, to blow our brains out, rather than being burned and poisoned to death by radiation

I can understand it though, the small warning time. If anything, it'd be better if they didn't tell us, that way, we wont be crapping ourselves for a few minutes, literally. But, if we had more time, it'd be nice to know

Back on topic though, I doubt it's changed that much. Also, a good film to watch, which was created by the BBC, and shown in the UK many many years ago, is a film called "Threads". It's docudrama, which was made and put on air, to show us the possible effects e.t.c of a nuclear attack. Look it up! It's a really good/disturbing film. I had difficulty sleeping at night after watching that.

The maximum warning is and has been always under 15 minutes anywhere in the world. There is nothing anyone can do in 15 minutes unless you are already situated near a nuclear refuge bunker.

I do not wish to be in the bunkers, thank you very much!

I believe the bible says something to the effect of they will seek shelter within the earth, but the earth will not save them!

It is a curious fact that those who fear death the most are the ones who most eagerly bring it upon others.

I just don't like the idea of a government uses citizen's tax money to plan their 'outs' and means to rid of the unwanted or politically 'uncooperative' people and practice it right under our noses. (under the guise of the current terrorism watch-dogs or policing actions in war-game scenerios.

We voted them in to take care of current issues and to avoid future conflicts not to create their very own Plan B action plan to keep the very people who paid for their safety net out of the loop (and in harms way).

I agree, we need to get away from the two party system.

We have the right and ability to nominate and elect good people.

You don't need guns, you don't need revolution, you just need to have had enough of power brokers running the show, and give them the boot.

We have the power, we simply do not have the consensus yet.

Some day when the ideologs give up their partys and their media fed delusion, then they will throw the bums out of office, with the power of the ballot box.

There a very few (handful) of tribes that still exist without any leader of any signifigance (the M'buti pygmies, for one).

Anthropologists believe that once their cuture is effected too greatly by outside forces of corruption (alcohol, economy, lack of hunter/gatherer space) it might turn and leaders will and must be chosen.

This just might be the end of them if this occurs. As we see from history of every other culture that has removed themselves from communal-directed and communcal-understood laws, norms and mores, once leaders are chosen, the tribe will break down by various predictable causes.

To some, the simple action of turning the offensive person's door to face away from the villiage circle was enough to cause them shame and embrassment. Total removal from the society by banishment was a last and emotionally painful resort.

Having one party or 7, we are cursed now and likely cannot return to any community policing because we are so eager to find a moderating babysitter for our petty (which snowball into largers such as rape, molestation, drug abuse, violence etc) issues. This isn't civility, it is....de-evolution. It allows us to not face the underlying societal problem and give that responsibility to others to 'fix'. This only shatters a community and gives it false hope that any judgement will stop it from ever reoccuring.

kinda was my point on the freemason's CHIP program but no one got it.





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does someone have a copy of this book downloaded from the archives, if not how do you go about get a copy of the book, would be interesting reading

Wee Mad Mental

I wonder if anyone else has read "THE NUCLEAR SURVIVAL HANDBOOK" written in 1980 by Barry Popkess??

Published by Arrow Books ISBN 0 09 924510 8

This is an excellent account of living through and after a nuclear attack and the handbook is a highly detailed and carefully compiled guide to what happens in a nuclear attack, how to shelter and how to live afterwards.

With topics ranging from shelter construction to foraging for food, it is at once a practical handbook, a chilling depiction of life after the war and a devastating indictment of our lack of preparation.

The first edition is the one to own as later editions have been rather toned-down.

Lists some now-classified nuclear sites, just out of interest.

The guide is firmly aimed at the UK but the information is well worth a read, whatever country your located in.

Regards.

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