Nuclear Survivalist

… a long history in the nuclear industry, dating back to its selection by the Manhattan Project in World War II as a site to help develop the atomic bomb.

This invasion failed, but Castro wanted to prevent another attack while Khushchev wanted a … The world was facing the possibility of nuclear war.

Countries like the USA and Iran, are already waging war against each other for nuclear power. Moreover, having an advanced nuclear system is …

… particularly in Cuba, culminating in the missile crisis of 1962—generally deemed to have been America’s closest brush ever with a nuclear attack.

They spilled blood on a Navy wall insignia, spray-painted anti-war slogans on a walkway and banged on a monument to nuclear warfare. Last year, all …

… continuance of consciousness as we know it” — just in case planet Earth is left uninhabitable by a something like a nuclear war or an asteroid strike.

They spilled blood on a Navy wall insignia, spray-painted anti-war slogans on a walkway and banged on a monument to nuclear warfare.

… blood on a wall, spray-painted an anti-war slogan on a sidewalk, and hammered away at a monument to nuclear war. They caused minimal damage …

… remove all of the constraints, threatening to fuel a post-Cold War arms race and tensions between the world’s two largest nuclear weapons powers.

… including “The Brink: President Reagan and the Nuclear War Scare of 1983.” He is a consultant for Spycraft Entertainment and lives in Los Angeles.