Annie Jacobsen

180 million degrees. The fireball on a one megaton nuclear weapon is 19 football fields of fire. Think about that. Nothing remains. Nothing remains.

180 million degrees. The fireball on a one megaton nuclear weapon is 19 football fields of fire. Think about that. Nothing remains. Nothing remains.

180 million degrees. The fireball on a one megaton nuclear weapon is 19 football fields of fire. Think about that. Nothing remains. Nothing remains.

Yes.

Yes.

Yes.

And again, rings defined by defense scientists. But before that, you know, the bomb goes off. Then there's this blast wave that's like several hundred miles an hour, pushing out like a bulldozer, knocking everything down, bridges, buildings. I mean, you can read FEMA records manuals about what the rubble will be like.

And again, rings defined by defense scientists. But before that, you know, the bomb goes off. Then there's this blast wave that's like several hundred miles an hour, pushing out like a bulldozer, knocking everything down, bridges, buildings. I mean, you can read FEMA records manuals about what the rubble will be like.

And again, rings defined by defense scientists. But before that, you know, the bomb goes off. Then there's this blast wave that's like several hundred miles an hour, pushing out like a bulldozer, knocking everything down, bridges, buildings. I mean, you can read FEMA records manuals about what the rubble will be like.

You're talking about 30 feet deep rubble as the buildings go over, six, seven, eight, 10 miles out. That speaks nothing of the megafires that will then ensue. So once all these people die and third degree radiation burns, did you even know there was such a thing as fourth degree radiation burns, right? We're talking about the wind ripping the skin off people's faces many miles out.

You're talking about 30 feet deep rubble as the buildings go over, six, seven, eight, 10 miles out. That speaks nothing of the megafires that will then ensue. So once all these people die and third degree radiation burns, did you even know there was such a thing as fourth degree radiation burns, right? We're talking about the wind ripping the skin off people's faces many miles out.

You're talking about 30 feet deep rubble as the buildings go over, six, seven, eight, 10 miles out. That speaks nothing of the megafires that will then ensue. So once all these people die and third degree radiation burns, did you even know there was such a thing as fourth degree radiation burns, right? We're talking about the wind ripping the skin off people's faces many miles out.

And then you have a sucking action, right? Everyone is, or many people are familiar with what the nuclear mushroom cloud looks like, and it's STEM. is actually creates, and again, this is from physicists who advise the Defense Department on this, the sucking up into the nuclear stem, 300 mile an hour winds. You're talking about people miles out getting sucked up into that step.

And then you have a sucking action, right? Everyone is, or many people are familiar with what the nuclear mushroom cloud looks like, and it's STEM. is actually creates, and again, this is from physicists who advise the Defense Department on this, the sucking up into the nuclear stem, 300 mile an hour winds. You're talking about people miles out getting sucked up into that step.

And then you have a sucking action, right? Everyone is, or many people are familiar with what the nuclear mushroom cloud looks like, and it's STEM. is actually creates, and again, this is from physicists who advise the Defense Department on this, the sucking up into the nuclear stem, 300 mile an hour winds. You're talking about people miles out getting sucked up into that step.

When you see the mushroom cloud, Lex, that is in a nuclear war, that would be people. Those are like the remnants of people and of things in the cloud. 30, 40 mile wide mushroom cloud blocking out the sun. And that speaks nothing of the radiation poisoning that follows.

When you see the mushroom cloud, Lex, that is in a nuclear war, that would be people. Those are like the remnants of people and of things in the cloud. 30, 40 mile wide mushroom cloud blocking out the sun. And that speaks nothing of the radiation poisoning that follows.

When you see the mushroom cloud, Lex, that is in a nuclear war, that would be people. Those are like the remnants of people and of things in the cloud. 30, 40 mile wide mushroom cloud blocking out the sun. And that speaks nothing of the radiation poisoning that follows.

And by the way, those details were given to me by Obama's FEMA director, Craig Fugate, who was in charge of... So FEMA is the agency in America that... plans for nuclear war. Okay. And what Fugate said to me was, you know, Annie, we plan for asteroid strikes. These are called low probability, but high consequence events.

And by the way, those details were given to me by Obama's FEMA director, Craig Fugate, who was in charge of... So FEMA is the agency in America that... plans for nuclear war. Okay. And what Fugate said to me was, you know, Annie, we plan for asteroid strikes. These are called low probability, but high consequence events.