How To Survive A Nuclear Attack: Hunker Down Or Die

Everyone Needs To Know How To Survive A Nuclear Attack

There’s nothing that frightens me more than a nuclear attack. 

I’ve spent hours thinking about how to survive a nuclear war.

Why? Because not only are they the most destructive device known to man, but surviving one might be worse than being wiped out at ground zero.

I realize that sounds morbid but surviving the aftermath is not for the faint of heart.

Just barely surviving the initial blast likely means days or weeks of acute radiation sickness.

Your only chance is to hunker down or die quickly.

So today we’re going to discuss all aspects of how to survive a nuclear attack:

• Let’s Get The Bad News Out Of The Way

• Nuclear Factors You CAN’T Control

• Basic Nuclear Fallout Theory

• Air Bursts vs. Ground Bursts

• Nuclear Contaminated Water

• The Scary Truth About Fallout

• Potassium Iodine Pills

• Decontamination

• How To Survive A Nuclear Attack

• The One Thing You Can Control

Let’s Get The Bad News Out Of The Way

In the old days of the Cold War, the US Air Force had an unwritten but precise procedure for Surviving A Nuclear Attack. Stick your head between your legs and kiss your ass goodbye.

A friend of mine told me his old Air Force Tech Sergeant’s plan –

“I’m gonna break out my lawn chair and 50,000 SPF sunscreen and watch the fireworks.”

To be honest, if you are in the blast zone or anywhere close – you’ve screwed six ways to Sunday.

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This might not be the worst news because you’ll be vaporized within milliseconds of the blast. Your suffering’s over before it even begins.

You won’t feel a thing; good for you.

On the other hand, if you live just outside the shockwave range – you’re in for a world of pain and anguish. You’re far enough away to survive the initial blast, but you’re still way too close.

In this range, if you try going outside to travel, you’ll be signing your own death certificate.

The fallout will blanket your area even if you escape the initial radiation.

Causing acute radiation poisoning, cellular decay, and, frankly, a horrific death.

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If you’re even further away but downwind of the blast, sorry, you’re still screwed for the same reason. Nuclear fallout is a bitch.

I didn’t want to start off this article by sugarcoating things.

A nuclear war or a nuclear attack of any sort is very bad news.

Thousands, if not millions, dead or sick, and the world changed for the worst for a very long time.

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