We all know that the only way to win a nuclear war is to avoid having one. That's the idea behind mutually assured destruction, or MAD. That acronym sounds more like you'd have to be a complete madman to use modern nuclear bombs (much larger than those used in World War II) against anyone. While it might make you feel better to be far away from potential targets, or even in a country that no one pays attention to, that doesn't mean that you'll be safe. Even if you avoid radioactive fallout, the changes in earth's atmosphere would lead to nuclear winter, drought, and famine for the entire planet, not to mention more wars over resources when that happens. Kurzgesagt lays out several scenarios and the possible death tolls, which are staggering. The good news is that the earth will recover in a decade or now, with or without us. This video is only 9:40; the rest is an ad.
Thursday, February 22, 2024
What Happens After Nuclear War?
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Even the preppers wouldn't survive.
xoxoxoBruce
no country haz the nads to goo full nuke !!
"Anonymous Anonymous said...
no country haz the nads to goo full nuke !!"
No nads needed, just a toon in control and sadly there are/have been a few of those.
Russian Battle Plans For Nuclear War Or: Goodbye Poland
When Poland discovered the Russian plans for nuclear war they released some of the info, and Putin warned them if they released more it would be considered a declaration of war!
The United States and their NATO allies loaded up on nuclear weapons believing that Mutually Assured Destruction would prevent Russia from using the weapons. There is only one problem with that doctrine. Russia never had it. For Russia nuclear weapons were just one of many strategies to use in battle, and if millions died in the process - so what? More here:
https://mashupmaster.substack.com/p/russian-battle-plans-for-nuclear
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