Month: April 2020

… world to read his books once the planet is left in ruins by a nuclear war, only to break his glasses thus leaving him virtually blind and unable to read.

Bob Schultz continues his story of life experiences testing nuclear weapons. I am pleased he stopped me and asked if I might be interested in his life’s …

… creating a lifestyle from the perceived inevitability of disaster—be it nuclear war, natural disaster or global pandemic. Inherent in this worldview is the …

… Biden would be more death, destruction, poverty, discrimination, violence, erosion of constitutional values, and even the possibility of nuclear war.

A worldwide pandemic, climate change, environmental destruction, the increasing risk of nuclear war, and global poverty and inequality cannot be …

… with a genius-level intellect, who secretly launched a series of alien squid attacks in order to unite the nations of the world and avert a nuclear war.

… who fanatically believed that America could win a nuclear war with Russia. Kennedy’s valiant efforts to achieve dialogue with his Soviet counterparts …

… hero Stanislav Petroc, who averted a nuclear war in 1983 when his patience revealed an American attack on the Soviet Union was a false alarm.

… the apocalypse—whether caused by disease, nuclear war or the breakdown of society—have always seen it as the place to ride out the end of days.

Ice age, nuclear war, earthquake, meteor strike, you name it, and they’ve found a scenario. They all follow the same basic script: a plucky few survive …