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Just with regards to 'wanting to die' and the realities of that. Many will not want to survive a nuclear war, but 1. We may not know whether the war is survivable or not. It may be full-on, it may be limited. 2. You will need to make the ultimate decision to live or die in: a/ The lead up to war. Si...

@jennyjj01 I will have a go at answering my own questions! As I stated the purpose of the thread was to seek opinions on some realities that might exist before, during and after any exchange. Days leading up to impact What signs will be enough to get the public panicking and therefore stocks diminis...

If we're talking full-blown thermonuclear war then I am out too. I would much rather be vapourised in a millisecond hen wander round the fiery inferno afterwards, slowly dying of radiation poisoning. No, siree. I live not far from the UK's largest port complex and not a million miles away from Fyli...

@Kiwififer Of course, that is what many people hope, but it's not a certainty. With regards to myself I would want to be part of the civilisation that gets the world, if not the northern hemisphere wasteland, back on it's feet for future generations. Because when life is good, it's really good and w...

Ok, I was a little unsure where to put this thread, so please move if it's more suitable elsewhere. The purpose of it is to question and seek opinions on some realities that might exist in the days leading up to impact, the minutes (if any) before explosion, the explosion itself, the immediate after...

Hello all, I've been slowly prepping for some time especially as war does seem to be moving ever closer. I have a Belarusian fiancee and visit there regularly. One thing I will say about the Belarusian people is they are gentle, quiet, loving and just want to be an independent country like Switzerla...