Nuclear Survivalist

… from the 1980s where the U.S. president and the Soviet premier come to an agreement” to halt a nuclear war, “[but] one plane missed the call back,” …

Worldwide nuclear war or a surprise attack on the US or NATO allies is far from likely. But like everything else in the age of coronavirus, nothing can be …

But should we really be talking about a war against a virus? … It was a doomsday machine: in the face of a nuclear attack, missiles would be launched …

… issues plaguing the world in 1965, including: violent conflict, nuclear war, racial prejudice, human hypocrisy, and simple fear and frustration. Though …

Unfortunately, the end of the 2^nd World War also kicked off a race for nations to develop nuclear technology that has the possibility to inflict a more …

Their observation of war and the Holocaust, combined with their beliefs about the reality of sin and evil, led them to argue that nuclear weapons were …

… threat to human security posed by the novel coronavirus is matched perhaps only by the existential challenges of nuclear war and the climate crisis.

The scenario for war predicted NATO launching the first nuclear attack on Polish cities in the Vistula river valley area, with as many as two million …

This reality greatly increases the prospect of an accidental nuclear war based on a false warning of attack. This is a completely unnecessary risk given …

Here’s an overview of a saga that has at times threatened nuclear war. Why did North Korea develop nuclear weapons? The Korean peninsula was …