Nuclear Survivalist

Thankfully, Washington and Moscow talked to each other before Soviet paranoia led to a nuclear war. On the night of November 20, 1983, Armageddon …

Casualties from a nuclear war would dwarf Covid-19 in the category of global catastrophes. The cold front in Washington toward China began …

11, 2001, followed by the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq, and suddenly no … How many weapons, of what kind, do we need to deter nuclear war or to …

… World War II. Hiroshima was targeted because of its military connection, with the attack intended to have Japan surrender their position to the Allies.

… to help the planet stave off catastrophes like nuclear war; in doing battle with him, Dolores is fighting for free will, and for humanity’s collective right to …

… signal her opposition to sheltering as a response to talk of nuclear war. “If I could afford it, I’d have put the same message in every newspaper in the …

… for $2,880 that Oct. 11 with a message “I Am Not Afraid” signed by her to signal her opposition to sheltering as a response to talk of nuclear war.

Even assuming a pandemic or nuclear war could eliminate 99% of the population, millions would survive to rebuild. We’re also generalists. Species …

But such was the bizarre thinking of the militaries of the United States of America and the former Soviet Union during the Cold War, with some effects …

In the case of epidemic disease, warfare imagery lends itself to an … When World War II ushered in the atomic age, the threat of a nuclear attack led …