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Survival 101: What to do after a nuclear blast | |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 79386700  United States10/20/2022 05:31 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some good advice from Natural News.... (Natural News) Some people may think that a nuclear blast means the end of the world. But when this actually happens, most people would likely survive the blast itself. To boost your chances of long-term survival, you need to start preparing once you get a warning about impending nuclear war. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Once you get a warning that a nuclear attack is coming, you first need to find the safest place you can. If you are at home, run to your nuclear shelter, like a bunker or a fallout room with an inner refuge. If you’re not at home, find shelter as quickly as you can. Head for a basement, subway station or tunnel. An inside room in a sturdy building is also a good option. If you are stuck outdoors, look for ditches or culverts to shelter in. Avoid trees, bridges or anything that might fall after the blast. (Related: Survival 101: Preparing for a nuclear emergency.) If you’re caught in open ground, stand there, wait and be ready to carry out the Nuclear Immediate Action Drill. While you’re waiting, roll down your sleeves and put on a hat if you have one. The Nuclear Immediate Action drill will help protect you from the following dangers of a nuclear explosion: Flash (thermal pulse) A flash or thermal pulse is an intense burst of electromagnetic radiation, including ultraviolet, visible light and infrared radiation. A flash is extremely bright and can last for 10 seconds or longer. [link to www.naturalnews.com (secure)]  |
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Trained Noticer Forum Moderator User ID: 79141544 United States10/20/2022 06:44 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some good advice from Natural News.... Quoting: PURA SANGRE (Natural News) Some people may think that a nuclear blast means the end of the world. But when this actually happens, most people would likely survive the blast itself. To boost your chances of long-term survival, you need to start preparing once you get a warning about impending nuclear war. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Once you get a warning that a nuclear attack is coming, you first need to find the safest place you can. If you are at home, run to your nuclear shelter, like a bunker or a fallout room with an inner refuge. If you’re not at home, find shelter as quickly as you can. Head for a basement, subway station or tunnel. An inside room in a sturdy building is also a good option. If you are stuck outdoors, look for ditches or culverts to shelter in. Avoid trees, bridges or anything that might fall after the blast. (Related: Survival 101: Preparing for a nuclear emergency.) If you’re caught in open ground, stand there, wait and be ready to carry out the Nuclear Immediate Action Drill. While you’re waiting, roll down your sleeves and put on a hat if you have one. The Nuclear Immediate Action drill will help protect you from the following dangers of a nuclear explosion: Flash (thermal pulse) A flash or thermal pulse is an intense burst of electromagnetic radiation, including ultraviolet, visible light and infrared radiation. A flash is extremely bright and can last for 10 seconds or longer. [link to www.naturalnews.com (secure)]  For those who believe, no proof is necessary. For those who don't believe, no proof is possible. (Stuart Chase) It's easier to fool people than to convince them that they have been fooled. (Mark Twain) |
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| The Daughter of Zion*** User ID: 83033194 United States10/20/2022 07:49 AM  Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some good advice from Natural News.... Quoting: PURA SANGRE (Natural News) Some people may think that a nuclear blast means the end of the world. But when this actually happens, most people would likely survive the blast itself. To boost your chances of long-term survival, you need to start preparing once you get a warning about impending nuclear war. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Once you get a warning that a nuclear attack is coming, you first need to find the safest place you can. If you are at home, run to your nuclear shelter, like a bunker or a fallout room with an inner refuge. If you’re not at home, find shelter as quickly as you can. Head for a basement, subway station or tunnel. An inside room in a sturdy building is also a good option. If you are stuck outdoors, look for ditches or culverts to shelter in. Avoid trees, bridges or anything that might fall after the blast. (Related: Survival 101: Preparing for a nuclear emergency.) If you’re caught in open ground, stand there, wait and be ready to carry out the Nuclear Immediate Action Drill. While you’re waiting, roll down your sleeves and put on a hat if you have one. The Nuclear Immediate Action drill will help protect you from the following dangers of a nuclear explosion: Flash (thermal pulse) A flash or thermal pulse is an intense burst of electromagnetic radiation, including ultraviolet, visible light and infrared radiation. A flash is extremely bright and can last for 10 seconds or longer. [link to www.naturalnews.com (secure)] blankets tuck and roll. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77766786 United States10/20/2022 08:01 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Contaminated dust will spread far and wide. Air handlers for bunkers may concentrate the radiation from the dust. If nuclear winter is a thing we all freeze. Quoting: Jack Eye Yea if it's a surface burst. Air burst nukes there is no radiation, just max wind damage. Most likely scenario so the elite don't get poisoned by radiation and they can point the finger away from vaccine genocide and say it was radiation. |
| Anonymous Coward User ID: 80676590  Bulgaria10/20/2022 08:07 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | A nuclear bomb is very survivable if you are not at ground zero. It is not like they depict in the movies, the area will not be unlivable forever and “nuclear winter” was never proven. There’s no need to die needlessly and painfully of radiation poisoning, you can grow food in the soil even after a few days. It’s all just another Hollywood fantasy promoted after the U.S. stopped civil nuclear preparedness training after the Reagan administration, they want you to die. Two days after detonation, the radiation in fallout drops to a safe level. People live in Hiroshima and Nagasaki to this day and there are no unsafe levels. And “duck and cover” is to save you from being shredded by 300mph flying glass (don’t go look out a window to investigate the flash, many die this way.) Two men survived BOTH the Hiroshima and Nagasaki blasts because they practiced “duck and cover” when they saw the flash, one saved many coworkers because right before he had spoken about what to do. |
| rob2 User ID: 12059894 United States10/20/2022 08:08 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | if a single speck of that radioactive dust gets on you, it burns and never stops. your supposed to bathe asap if you have been exposed and another person has to help you get those spots you cannot. its not the best way to meet someone..you have to help each other. every opening must be sealed to prevent the dust getting in. that is why you cant even look outside for that time being. the dust will kill you. i dont see how the average person can really survive though. i forget how many miles out buildings will just collapse and all that... some people will survive. |
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| Anonymous Coward User ID: 77097675 United States10/20/2022 08:17 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Some good advice from Natural News.... Quoting: PURA SANGRE (Natural News) Some people may think that a nuclear blast means the end of the world. But when this actually happens, most people would likely survive the blast itself. To boost your chances of long-term survival, you need to start preparing once you get a warning about impending nuclear war. (h/t to AskAPrepper.com) Once you get a warning that a nuclear attack is coming, you first need to find the safest place you can. If you are at home, run to your nuclear shelter, like a bunker or a fallout room with an inner refuge. If you’re not at home, find shelter as quickly as you can. Head for a basement, subway station or tunnel. An inside room in a sturdy building is also a good option. If you are stuck outdoors, look for ditches or culverts to shelter in. Avoid trees, bridges or anything that might fall after the blast. (Related: Survival 101: Preparing for a nuclear emergency.) If you’re caught in open ground, stand there, wait and be ready to carry out the Nuclear Immediate Action Drill. While you’re waiting, roll down your sleeves and put on a hat if you have one. The Nuclear Immediate Action drill will help protect you from the following dangers of a nuclear explosion: Flash (thermal pulse) A flash or thermal pulse is an intense burst of electromagnetic radiation, including ultraviolet, visible light and infrared radiation. A flash is extremely bright and can last for 10 seconds or longer. [link to www.naturalnews.com (secure)] bend over and kiss your ass goodbye.we're all gonna die. |
| Hick User ID: 84477269 United States10/20/2022 08:22 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | If your not in the immediate area, no less than five or ten miles depending on the size, it is survivable providing you stay out of the fallout. You need to go parallel to the blast cloud. Take a couple minutes and watch which way it’s drifting. If you make it home or a structure go to the center or basement if available. Stay there no less than two weeks and give the radioactive shit time to decay. If you have time, duct tape all the window and door cracks and put as much material against them as you can (mattresses tables ext.) After that your pretty much fucked and in the Mad Max new world. Yeah I hope I’m in the blast zone too. Here’s a good simulation tool if you want to get an idea of blast zones and fallout. Remember though, the fallout area is dependent on wind direction at the time of the attack. [link to nuclearsecrecy.com (secure)] |
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| themessengernevermatters User ID: 80117407 United States10/20/2022 08:26 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | People can keep dreaming though. Personally I wouldn't want to survive. Slow death from radiation poisoning and cancer, while the still born babies come out with two heads and five arms. Plus it would probably take another few hundred years to establish a civilization worth living in again. Even if you survive the radiation, you would probably still die from some other bioweapon the nations would release in the final conflagration of world war 3. That is what the MAD doctrine is about, mutually assured destruction. Last Edited by themessengernevermatters on 10/20/2022 08:31 AM “The rules are simple: they lie to us, we know they're lying, they know we know they're lying, but they keep lying to us, and we keep pretending to believe them.” Elena Gorokhova, A Mountain of Crumbs |
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