Nuclear weapon

They don't want to feel like they're responsible for it.

They hear about the kind of concerns that people had in the past about nuclear weapons and nuclear war, and somehow it's not moving them to action.

So you can see how people have gone into agreement to it, that they're like going, okay, they don't want to know.

There's a big difference between Big, big, big difference between a self-fulfilling prophecy that's negative and And a person willfully not wanting to know.

And so that is the urchin.

And these things are critically important, pun intended, to the early nuclear weapons.

So Polonium-210 has a half-life of about 134 days.

So when they are creating these weapons, when they were assembling these weapons, they had to do it at the last minute.

So yes, obviously we have this early nuclear, you have the Trinity Test, and then we have Nagasaki, and we have things like the Crossroad Test, which are in 1946, like a year later.

And the US, all this time, they are using the reactors at Hanford to make more and more plutonium to build up their stockpile of weapons.

And they're telling the world, hey, we've got these nuclear weapons.

In fact, we're building more nuclear weapons.

Because apocalypse is not the same thing as extinction, and collapse is not the same thing as the end of the story.

What Nuclear Weapons Actually Do A nuclear weapon is not one danger, it is a bundle of dangers.

Blast, heat, prompt radiation, possible EMP, fallout, fire, panic, and systems collapse.

Modern nuclear planning also tends to involve bundles in another sense.

Whether you are behind concrete, underground, in a subway tunnel, in the parking garage, or simply on the other side of a hill matters.

A megaton weapon is horrifying at city scale, is not planetary, and even within a city it does not kill by drawing a perfect circle on a map.

During the Cold War, people often said we had enough nuclear weapons to destroy the world many times over.

That is emotionally understandable, but physically sloppy.

It is obviously multi-use.

It's also if Russia goes ahead and takes over all of Ukraine, if NATO actually decides to go to full war with them, if NATO attacks Kaliningrad, which they've been talking about doing, Russia has said they'll use nuclear weapons.

That's also a big part of this.

And you also have the doomsday planes being activated yesterday and doing nuclear drills in the last week that they're just now telling us about.

um people need to understand that russia will respond to that by changing their targeting etc and also changing their you know their launch um kill chain that we talked about earlier you know from a decision to launch how that kill chain operates because now the french and the british are seeing this singularity um one glitch by the french you have to assume the british are going to be involved so you strike all targets at once the french are extending their nuclear umbrella into Poland and into Finland.

They're talking about Rafael fighters being deployed to Finland with nuclear bombs on board.

The Germans are talking about creating their own nuclear weapons now, and they all want America to put additional nuclear weapons.

And so Europe's gone mad.

And there was one called Hafnium-178.

And a part of the Pentagon called DARPA was funding a program to essentially see, could you make a nuclear hand grenade, a sort of next generation weapon? That would be a little bit less powerful than nuclear weapons, but more powerful than conventional explosives.

Instead of the diagram that was briefed on it was it was a nuclear hand grenade, which was a little crazy.

And I started thinking, like, well, what if I tracked? I mean, the Pentagon is full of crazy programs.

But it's right to be skeptical.

of these promises and of people who don't have a lot of experience in defense.

Also, sort of what they might be willing to do, you quote Palmer Luckey of Anduril when asked whether he would develop nuclear weapons.

Yeah.

It is about 62 miles northwest of Ellsworth Air Force Base.

The actual nuclear missiles connected to that launch control facility are 60 feet underground in the U.S. Air Force November 5 Minuteman missile site, only seven miles southwest of the November 1 LCF.

Between November 1 and November 5 is Newell Lake, represented by the blue circle only 11 miles from the small town of Newell.

It was 1 a.m. local time when Mario Woods and his November 1 launch control facility leader, Michael Johnson, received a Situation 4 alert.

And I will welcome your feedback on this part one and part two with Mario Woods.

I would like to hear from everybody about...

Where does this strike you, I guess, in the sense of you know yourselves, you know what your inner core is, you know when you have an effect, an impact in yourself that maybe is at a soul level as well as a mind and mental level? And I would like to know what all your reaction is to this part one and part two coming from somebody who worked with nuclear missiles, knows what he's talking about, and then ends up having been abducted and come back to talk about what happened.

I would love to know if you feel like you are beginning to hear this kind of information now in 2021, almost to 2022, as we would listen to a news report, let's say a long time ago, but people would never have been, probably had any context for any of this, let's say if they were listening to this story in the 1950s.

Joint staff planner fired due to alleged misconduct.

Fire reported at South Carolina Nuclear Weapons Production Facility.

Situation reportedly under control.

Targeting continues in the Strait of Hormuz and in Saudi Arabia.