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Nuclear War With N. Korea: We’Re Not Prepared For The Scale Of Casualties


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The global impact of nuclear war—in perception and reality—took a significant, unprecedented and highly negative turn in the summer of 2017 with North Korea’s acquisition of a thermonuclear weapon.

 

Those of us in the field of emergency preparedness shudder with the realization that a growing number of nations are joining the global thermonuclear arms race.

 

This reality is fraught with consequences that most people do not recognize, and frankly do not want to know.

 

In a nutshell, thermonuclear weapons, colloquially known as H-bombs, produce much larger yields of destructive power than the nuclear weapons that countries tested in the early days of nuclear weapon development.

 

For example, the nuclear bombs that the U.S. dropped on Japan in 1945 were in the 15 to 20 kiloton yield. This means that they had the destructive power of an equivalent of 15,000 to 20,000 tons of dynamite.

 

In addition to killing about 100,000 people, these weapons cause thousands of traumatic injuries, thousands of radiation injuries and hundreds of thermal burn victims.

 

Compare that to a thermonuclear weapon which is in the range of 75 to 49,000 kilotons of destructive power. Used on a densely populated urban center like New York City or Tokyo, just one weapon would kill millions of people and produce millions of casualties.

 

Those numbers are devastating enough, but the real nightmare is that the number of thermal burn casualties greatly multiply with a thermonuclear weapon relative to a simple nuclear weapon. ...

 

http://www.newsweek.com/nuclear-war-n-korea-were-not-prepared-scale-casualties-729656

 

 

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"Capturing the wisdom and the beauty of Donald J. Trump in just one statement escaping from his charming mouth: “Our military has never been stronger. Each day, new equipment is delivered; new and beautiful equipment, the best in the world – the best anywhere in the world, by far.†[Washington Post, Sept. 8, 2017]"

 

 

"We have some wonderful meetings going on over the last two days," Trump said to reporters before turning toward Sheikh Tamim. "We are friends. We've been now for a long time indirectly, haven't we? And our relationship is extremely good. We have some very serious discussions right now going on. And one of the things that we will discuss is the purchase of lots of beautiful military equipment because nobody makes it like the United States. And for us that means jobs and, frankly, great security back here, which we want."

 

http://www.newsweek.com/donald-trump-beautiful-weapons-qatar-suggests-supports-radical-ideology-621600

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Deep State will limit what Trump can do, including starting a war. (I never heard of the term until Obama used it recently.)

 

Before he can start a war like that he has to win over the will of the people and I don´t think people as a whole will go along with it.

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The Bilderberger meetings have been reported on by the alt-media for many years...but LSM labeled the reports

as conspiracy nut jobs....

 

Such people attending these meetings as: Bill Clinton, Bill Gates, David Cameron, Charles, Prince of Wales, Henry Kissinger, etc

 

A list here:

 

https://www.ranker.com/list/famous-bilderberg-group-members/user-x

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