Retired in 2018 from Remington Arms Co Last position was CNC operator finishing shotgun barrels. ... View MoreRetired in 2018 from Remington Arms Co Last position was CNC operator finishing shotgun barrels. 11 years US Army, disabled veteran. Nuclear, Biological and Chemical specialist....Possibilities of a nuclear conflict:Air BurstThe choice for maximum destruction over a wide area.No crater. No fallout plume. Just a fireball in the sky that vaporizes cities and turns entire metro areas into glass and cinders.• Blast radius: Larger, cleaner edges• Fallout: Minimal—at first• Survivability: If you’re close, you’re gone. If you’re not, you’ll wish you wereAir bursts flatten cities without triggering heavy long-term fallout—until the fires start. Then comes the smoke. The soot. The fuel for nuclear winter.Surface BurstThe cruel one. The long killer.Detonated at or near ground level. Smaller blast radius, but exponentially worse fallout. Why?Because it kicks the Earth itself into the air—dirt, dust, debris—all sucked into the fireball, irradiated, and rained back down as deadly fallout.• Blast: More localized, but still devastating• Fallout: Catastrophic• Survivability: If you live… your DNA doesn’tThis is the one that turns bunkers into slow death traps.You don’t escape this. You just delay it.High-Altitude EMP (Electromagnetic Pulse)No flash. No fire. Just silence—and then chaos.A nuclear warhead detonated high above the continent. No direct casualties at ground zero, but it fries every circuit not hardened against it.• Grid: Down• Water systems: Down• Transportation: Down• Hospitals: Useless• Civilization: GoneOne blast 300 miles above Kansas disables electronics coast to coast.No communications. No banking. No resupply.No emergency response.Back to the 1800s—without the infrastructure.Now imagine a war with all three:• EMP hits first—lights out, chaos begins• Air bursts over cities—leadership, logistics, population centers erased• Surface bursts follow—missile silos, naval ports, hardened targets• Fallout spreads. Crops fail. Ash blocks the sun.• Nuclear winter beginsAnd now tell me—what bunker saves you from that?The Northern Hemisphere?It’s gone.Dead air. Dead soil. Dead people.The Southern Hemisphere?If they’re lucky, they starve slower.If not, they turn you away at the border and ask for your papers.Yeah, I did this shit for a living.NBC. CBRN. Whatever acronym you want to use.I know the playbook. I’ve trained for the fallout.I’ve seen how it ends.The Civilized Anarchist.Not here to comfort you.Here to tell you the truth.
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I have to be the luckiest man around. I am highly allergic to rose's and I never have to buy them 😂😂😂
The husband can give bacon and the wife can give ammo ! Problem solved !
You know you’re old when you’re surprised that six roses now cost $125.
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Red is the rose, green & gray is the camo, so many pedos, pass me the ammo
