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Oct 3, 2026

Daniel SonHOST
50:56
You have ice glaciers, you have asteroids, you have the sun, you have the black holes.
Daniel SonHOST
51:01
Now, when people talk about end-of-the-world scenarios, the most common one people mention is something that we actually built ourselves, and it is our bonus scenario: a nuclear war.
AaronHOST
51:13
All right, so to start this one off, let's talk about what a nuclear weapon is.
AaronHOST
51:18
So a nuclear weapon is basically a weapon that releases energy from the nucleus of atoms instead of getting most of its energy from a normal chemical explosion.
Daniel SonHOST
53:08
The Wolverine ain't surviving that one.
AaronHOST
53:09
Mm-mm.
AaronHOST
53:11
Now, if a nuclear war popped off right now, countries wouldn't start tossing Tsar Bombas at each other.
AaronHOST
53:17
Most modern nuclear warheads are substantially smaller.
Indy PedersenGUEST
24:40
And it said hundreds.
Indy PedersenGUEST
24:41
And I said, well, of these hundreds, how many could have potentially caused nuclear war? And ChatGPT said 10 to 20 times.
Indy PedersenGUEST
24:52
Think about that.
Indy PedersenGUEST
24:54
Yeah.
Indy PedersenGUEST
24:54
So I interviewed these missileers and I tell this story in my book, Sacrificing Humanity, where they said that they were witnessing what they thought was a nuclear war because the monitors are showing that launches are happening.
Indy PedersenGUEST
25:11
They're told it's not a test.
Indy PedersenGUEST
25:13
And the identical thing happened in Moscow with missiles that are pointed at us.
Indy PedersenGUEST
29:25
And because of that, the missiles have to be launched.
James WaltonHOST
0:14
How's everybody doing out there? More light today.
James WaltonHOST
0:19
We're talking more light today, and we're also talking "Nuclear War Prepared Not Scared," okay? "Nuclear War Prepared Not Scared" is your free ticket to nuclear prepared, nuclear war preparedness, okay? It was written by the one and only Dave Jones, the NBC guy, who has spent, uh...
James WaltonHOST
0:38
Well, let's get into it real quick.
James WaltonHOST
0:40
You know what? We'll get into the credentials in a minute.

6 MINS LATER

James WaltonHOST
6:24
I'll have to post it with the podcast, and then we'll share it over at X. I'll just post the link direct- You know what? I'll post it to X right now.
James WaltonHOST
6:31
Why not? See what's going on over there anyway.
James WaltonHOST
6:35
But basically, what we're giving you is a manual for surviving nuclear war that was written by Dave Jones, the NBC guy, a, uh, a great friend.
James WaltonHOST
6:45
Let's see.
George GallowayHOST
98:12
The nuclear weapons we're talking about are 1,000 times more powerful than the bombs that were dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
George GallowayHOST
98:22
People have got to get up to date on what the consequences of nuclear war will be.
George GallowayHOST
98:30
The Russian ambassador in London, and I didn't even see this reported anywhere.
George GallowayHOST
98:38
I only read the ambassador's tweet.
Lily NovaGUEST
9:48
But I thought that was interesting.
Lily NovaGUEST
9:49
That was basically the main download that there was all-out nuclear war, and we went back in time because that timeline was hijacked, and we went back in time to prevent that from happening.
Lily NovaGUEST
10:00
And here we are now.
Lily NovaGUEST
10:01
We're playing it out in real time.
Lily NovaGUEST
13:23
that's
Aaron KuhnHOST
13:24
incredible yeah
Tyler KiwalaHOST
13:25
you know it's something that this week kind of reminds me of well it makes things i'll just say so you're talking about we're doing this timeline loop right we've already went that so this this other timeline was hijacked and we ended up going into nuclear war And we had to basically go back in time and stop that from happening.
Tyler KiwalaHOST
13:47
Right.
路德HOST
69:00
对,所以啊,这里头因为它如果说是国家安全的能力,它就可以以国家安全的名义,啊,不会去,啊,不会去公布出来,高度保密啊,进入一个高度保密阶段,这个很正常,啊,国家秘密。因为你要知道,你就比如说现在,啊,习也是波音七四七啊,是不是?啊,这里头说白了,啊,回头掏件神奇,啊,这他妈就可以那个,所以他绝对不会,这绝对是顶级机密。就是波音飞机能不能远程,啊,为了以国家安全名义,任何东西它都是,既是刀,既是剑,剑既可以伤人也可以伤己,就这么简单。它双刃的,懂不懂?任何都是双刃剑,既,既国家安全,既可以,是吧,保护,同时如果这个能力被某些,啊,内部人士,那也可以进行伤害。它本身本质逻辑是这,告诉大家啊。但不管咋地,这一场,啊,这个波音七三七,这MAX这款,说白了现在成功瓦解。所以啊,你看,这无论,啊,就说白就是国家安全能力的极大提升,懂吗?这是关键,告诉大家,啊。就是任何谁还想用劫机的方式,啊,很难成功,做不到,就告诉你,做不到。因为今天这个是极致版本啊,就是绝对极端,说白了就是它的,就是再快一点就直接瓦解了,明白吗?从国家安全角度来说,你如果直接空中解体,那你就不能做地面的武器啊,明白不?你对地面就没有伤害,是不是?就最坏最坏你空中解体,是吧?他们最怕的就是啥?飞机趁一个炸弹就跟九幺幺那种,那种,那是很恐怖的,我跟你说。那种一旦出现,那是最差最差的剧。你想,我操,就一个飞机炸弹,啊,掉下来,那九幺幺你想想,九幺幺的时候如果还有别的恐怖分子一起运作,那是很恐怖的,我跟你说。那美国那绝对,啊,如果当时中共,中共当时还没这能力,如果以,以现在中共的这个能力,当时九幺幺出现,那中共的,那南部走线几十万人嘛,全,全美国就开始搞事了,知道不?啊,然后又开始做空美元,然后国债抛售,然后美元,我操,那股市狂跌,然后再加上各种游行,Antifa,你想想,然后顺,顺带再放个病毒,我天,你想想,那,他妈就策划的这,我告诉大家啊,这绝对是朝鲜的。所以你看五十七分录音,秦,秦老师你记屁的,五十七分录音专门讲了,除了滚装船,说,说南部战区还准备了三十九架民航,我操。当时我一直在问这民航是干啥用的?啊,我说民航也参与战斗,战斗。现在你们知道了吧。所以今天早上我们把这问题给抛出来了,啊,但是昆明一架直接自由落体,到现在都还没查清楚咋回事,是不是?啊,再加上五十七分钟,他妈里面说,三,三十九架什么民航都已经准备好了,啊[笑声]。结合这很多事,我跟你说,啊,虽然咱们可能说,啊,是叫推理,其实也是今天站在未来说历史。我们听听秦老师你怎么看。
骑龙士GUEST
72:49
[雨声]是毋庸置疑的是像刚刚陆德提到的,他,他在这个,这个录音里边提到的这些事情,他一定会有这,这种,怎么说呢,邪恶程度是完全,完全够的啊,你说他特意准备几架几架民航,他是如果是运输用途的话,他不可能提,因为那个东西本来就干那个用的,对吧?所以说他为什么在,在那样的东西里边提到这个事情,那一定是有特殊的用法的嘛,这是毋庸置疑的。所以说你知道中共那种邪恶的程度,他,我为什么说他就是去,最,到这个比较极端的时候,他才会使出这样的手段。那,那就是你想那个,那滚装船里头那,那些东西用出来的那一天,那就是实际上就是最后手段,那他得,他得,他一定是要在那个一次形成规模,做成那个所谓决定性的胜利的时候,他才,他才会使得出来嘛。所以你,你就想想他这个里边,当时就是,咱们现在在看到这个东西的时候,就,就毋庸置疑的,他一定是有这些很邪恶的用法,这个是没,没什么可商量的。你说滚装船它就不邪恶吗?当然很邪恶啊,就是你把它这个,伪装,这个伪,伪装的这个民用船只去干一些这种事情。当时我们也看到很多资料,尤其是它,它以前这个更早的时候也流露出来一些概念,就是因为滚装,滚装船它大嘛,它可以进行各种的这种装载或者改装的东西,它都很难,你如果不知道的话,你就很难发现这些东西,尤其是这个,这个,这个,比方巨量的运输啊,还有它隐蔽图防的一些装置,这个武器啊,这都是它,它拿来干嘛使的,它就一定要这种还是偷鸡摸狗的方式去给你这个,在,在它觉得合适的时候致命一击,或者,或者是说在它这个觉得,就是,怎么说呢,咱们比较绝望的时候,前两天不是爆出来这个俄罗斯把这个死,所谓死手又给弄出来了嘛,就,就很丢人,你知道吗?死手是什么?那是以前设计出来做,做核战争的这种最后手段,作,作为叫什么自动反应那种手段。现在没[笑],没人拿核武威胁你啊,你把这个玩意儿拿出来,你什么意思?就是它,就说白了没什么筹码,就没什么可要挟世界的东西了,对吧。
路德HOST
75:27
对,没什么可以要挟世界的东西。记住啊,这些绝对不简单。好,咱们今天节目就到此结束。表扬的点赞分享。谢谢七龙使金蛋分享,谢谢诸位观众观看,表扬的添加陆德社会员观看演播说,再见。
Jason ConcepcionHOST
2:41
Fighter jets are scrambled.
Jason ConcepcionHOST
2:42
The plane built to carry the president through a nuclear war took off.
Jason ConcepcionHOST
2:47
What happened? A technician had loaded the wrong tape, a training tape, into the system by mistake, and suddenly your idea is prescient instead of crazy.
Jason ConcepcionHOST
2:58
Three and a half years from now, the movie will come out: WarGames, starring Matthew Broderick, the fifth-biggest movie of 1983.
Tyler ParkerHOST
5:33
Right.
Joel AndersonGUEST
5:33
Like, we live in a world where truly...
Joel AndersonGUEST
5:34
I mean, again, I mean, nuclear war is bad, but we all just lived through a pandemic a few years ago.
Joel AndersonGUEST
5:40
You know what I mean? So, [laughs] anything can happen.
Vladimir BobetićHOST
1:14
And in Washington, a nuclear review could give the president more options for using one.
Joe CirincioneGUEST
1:20
They want to blur the line between conventional war and nuclear war.
Vladimir BobetićHOST
1:26
Joe Cirincione, nuclear policy expert and vice chair on the board at the Center for International Policy, returns to discuss Trump's threats, the war with Iran and the dangerous promises that a nuclear strike
Vladimir BobetićHOST
1:40
can remain limited.

55 MINS LATER

Joe CirincioneGUEST
56:28
Right.
Joe CirincioneGUEST
56:29
So we have Pentagon planners actively working to do exactly that.
Joe CirincioneGUEST
56:32
They want to blur the line between conventional war and nuclear war.
Joe CirincioneGUEST
56:37
And they're talking about scenarios where you would use a weapon or a handful of weapons and you could control it.
Robert CrumbGUEST
27:26
sleaze.
Robert CrumbGUEST
27:28
The only book that hurt my brain on that level was Nuclear War by Watson.
Robert CrumbGUEST
27:33
Another book that everybody should read.
Robert CrumbGUEST
27:34
Read the most depressing book I ever read.
Robert CrumbGUEST
28:06
And how it's all in place.
Robert CrumbGUEST
28:07
She explains in great detail the chain of command and the signals that are sent and the codes and everything.
Robert CrumbGUEST
28:14
And what can be done and what can't be done to stop a nuclear war once a rocket's launched.
John HeneghanHOST
28:19
Yeah,
Thom HartmannHOST
2:58
of the United States, Russia, and China, and convince all three countries at the same time that one of the other countries had just launched missiles, nuclear missiles at them.
Thom HartmannHOST
3:10
So that they start launching their nuclear missiles and start a nuclear war.
Thom HartmannHOST
3:16
And that nuclear war, I mean, we've got enough missiles out there, that nuclear war would provoke a nuclear winter, which would mean that you'd have two, three, four years of no food growing on the planet.
Thom HartmannHOST
3:28
And not just mass starvation of humans, but mass starvation of basically everything.
Thom HartmannHOST
3:34
And, you know, there may be some humans who make it through.

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