Nuclear Survivalist

… a certain kind of sense if they were actually elaborate stories friends told one another as they huddled together in the first hours of a nuclear war.

Of course, nuclear war is extremely unlikely. Although the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists has placed the hands of its famous clock at five minutes to …

The F-14s played a major role in Iran’s war with Iraq from 1980 to 1988. …. US-Russia nuclear war would kill 34 million people within hours and is …

While nuclear deterrence has been a vestige of U.S defense policy since World War II, it clearly does not represent today’s highest priority for the DOD …

More than 90 million people would be killed or injured in a nuclear war between the US and Russia if a conventional conflict went too far, according to …

The other signatories have tried to keep it together. But if it falls apart, and if Iran decides to resume its pursuit of a nuclear arsenal, and if there is a war …

The U.S. conflict with Iran sounds a lot like a rhyme with World War I. The portent … World War I occurred because a rising power, Germany, threatened the …. a war with the strategic ally of the #2 and #3 nuclear powers in the world?

… experiences through slides and Q&A about her Soviet/American Walk for Peace (and nature and religious freedom), and a nuclear–war free world.

Unless we stop imperialism, we won’t be able to stop global warming. Global warming is, along with nuclear war, the most serious issue facing …

In the Obama deal, Iran agreed to restrict its nuclear program and accept … chaotic foreign policy may have pushed the Middle East closer to war.