Posted on May 29, 2017
Planning for nuclear attack: Lawmakers want to undo 1984 ban on ‘preparing for the worst’
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Planning for nuclear attack: Lawmakers want to undo 1984 ban on ‘preparing for the worst’
Posted from seattletimes.com
State of Washington
Seattle
North Korea
Nuclear
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I just think it's funny (in a twisted sort of way) that politicians don't want to think about planning for a nuclear strike on their city, so they outlaw preparing for it. There should be some sort of psychological test for those seeking public office; apparently we have too many who are teetering on the edge of sanity.
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I think it makes sense for Seattle to re-engage with options on "preparing for the worst." Heck, the CDC has a Zombie Preparedness Page with tips on how to prepare for the Zombie Apocalypse. Why? Because if they can get people in the mindset of preparing for that, the people will already be in the mindset to prepare for actual issues.
https://www.cdc.gov/phpr/zombies.htm
https://www.cdc.gov/phpr/zombies.htm
Zombie Preparedness|Are We Prepared?|PHPR
Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response
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Let's rush out and spend billions on a defense system to stop the non existent threat.
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Sgt Wayne Wood - LOL,,, he thought you meant that underground fallout bunkers could double as Tsunami shelters. Oh my sides are hurting on that one.
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SSG Edward Tilton
MAJ Bryan Zeski - North Korea has never conducted an atmospheric burst and it's underground tests were small enough that the could have been conventional. So far their missiles have been erratic, one was only 60 miles from Russia. Erratic is not good with nukes.
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