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Offline Ladislaus

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Re: What to do if nukes are incoming
« Reply #5 on: February 28, 2022, 09:04:44 AM »
I think that survivability has significantly dropped considering that Russia has actually continued to develop their nuke technology

https://worldwidenewsplus.com/2022/02/27/russian-nuclear-rocket-satan-2-capable-of-destroying-a-whole-state/

I agree.  If by survivability is meant that 5% of the nation would survive, then maybe.  Russians have developed some nasty stuff of late.  We're not talking about a bunch of Hiroshima-sized bombs going off.  They could blanket the country so that most people would die of radiation within weeks even if they weren't incinerated by the initial blast.  Of course, there are some who claim that nuclear weapons don't exist, but all their "evidence" to date has been entirely circuмstantial, and I am not convinced.

Re: What to do if nukes are incoming
« Reply #6 on: February 28, 2022, 09:12:41 AM »
I was never denying that ... just your assertion that it was Russian propaganda to get the US to disarm unilaterally (which was never going to happen either way, and their controllers wouldn't let it happen).
Ok, my mistake on misrepresenting you. Consider the Leftist Anti-nuclear and Protest movement that ran from the '50s - '60s and late '70s to '80s. The United States was convinced to drop the Peacekeepers by 2005 and maintain the antiquated Minutemen, which are set to "expire" within the next few years. There is a plan to have a new missile out by 2029. It sets up an interesting window in relation to the various prophecies we've discussed on here.


Re: What to do if nukes are incoming
« Reply #7 on: February 28, 2022, 09:29:06 AM »
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What to do if nukes are incoming?
God's Will be done. He knows what he is doing, and so if a bomb fell tomorrow, I'd thank God for creating me and dying for me and I'd glorify Him. If the fallout made me die an agonizing death, it would be my purgatory here on Earth.


Suffering here, even if for years, is like one second compared to eternity, and Death is just a transition to real life.

Re: What to do if nukes are incoming
« Reply #8 on: February 28, 2022, 10:33:05 AM »
Some updated helpful  advice from FEMA ( from the Zerohedge site today) 
What to do in case of a nuclear explosion: Maintain social distancing and wear a mask to protect from covid and if you need to call 911 let the operator know if you have covid-19.

Re: What to do if nukes are incoming
« Reply #9 on: February 28, 2022, 10:55:38 AM »
God's Will be done. He knows what he is doing, and so if a bomb fell tomorrow, I'd thank God for creating me and dying for me and I'd glorify Him. If the fallout made me die an agonizing death, it would be my purgatory here on Earth.


Suffering here, even if for years, is like one second compared to eternity, and Death is just a transition to real life.
Yes, death is a mercy, especially when the entire world is thorns and brambles.