Safest Places in the U.S. to Survive a Nuclear War

[@OnViewCation]

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[@ericwardak5283]

We finally managed to fuck everything up 😂

[@wadefryman3090]

Crazy

[@dian1711]

They got rid of our fallout shelters. No where to go😮

[@rebeccajohnson629]

Where'd you get your fake stories from it nukes strike were all gone

[@computergramie]

I remember having atom bomb attack drills. I live near Detroit and the auto plants

[@bobt659]

I have noticed people that start wars have the best bunkers to crawl in.

[@alfredbaxter1061]

you can built a bunker yourself

[@jupiter.6268]

Are the bunkers safe from flooding? Asking for a friend...

[@alfredbaxter1061]

@@NothingToNoOneInParticular Thats smart U.S. citizens need to built there own bunkers get a shuffle whatever

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@bobt659 yes, but what will they have left to crawl out to ?

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@jupiter.6268 😄

[@freecitizen7372]

We learned in the 1960’s the best place to survive a nuclear attack was under our desks at school.

[@hikerbill9248]

LOL, the 60's and 70's.

[@rogermoore5764]

Ah yes duck & cover, remember the turtle. You wanna know where the best place to be is ground 0, because there is no future after it. Believe me hollywood never got it right! But I still like Mad Max 2 and yes I know that flick is Australian.

[@bonniegordon9108]

Me too🤭😂

[@intuitnowomawakellcsuzanne5549]

You too! I was marched down to the basement and told to hide under a huge desk with other students at age 5. I knew then what I was up again and then began my shift to waking up.

[@shawntailor5485]

We learned about "jacknife "position torture in first grade on a cold concrete floor in the midwest because our principals husband was a pow in viet nam .

[@JackFrost-m7n]

My advice, stand in front of a strong structure and strike a cool pose so that your shadow will make future generations wonder, what's that about?

[@denagooler3959]

😂 that's funny

[@deneensmith1098]

Pose with your middle finger held high.

[@davidirvin3337]

😂

[@madamrockford]

Providing the structure remains standing.

[@4nnunaki]

I'm laughing so hard.

[@Rottieman-h6d]

The decisions of a few often cause suffering for the masses.

[@dera6347]

While those few that caused it find a way to survive it, no so much for the rest of the masses.

[@anthonychustz5814]

And the masses elect the few idiots to Washington DC and put them in power to screw the rest of us all up.

[@davefletch3063]

Always causes suffering of the masses. Government always ends up evil

[@juanvalero1077]

@@davefletch3063 zoinist

[@dera6347]

@@davefletch3063 The government does not actually exist. It is merely an idea where the positions are filled by humans. It is the individual person who becomes corrupt, and like a yawn it spreads like wild fire. The human desire to be above all others is very difficult to overcome. No matter how passionate you may be about your own biased views, it is never a representation for all.

[@simon5005]

At seventy years old, I have no desire to survive a nuclear war. I've had a wonderful life and I'm sure as hell not gonna end it that way!

[@Mike-md3sh]

Ironically how joe biden feels. Your generation fucked us. Glad you lived a good life, your kids and grandkids won't. Worst legacy ever.

[@NotThatKindaKaren]

I don't think we will have to worry about a nuke war. I think Putin knows this was Biden's attempt to stay in power, (or power nap time) and he will not play that game with only 2 months left of Ukrainian support with our taxes!! Tens of billions!!! And look at the people from hurricane helene... $750. loan. But open the borders to allow military aged men from around the world-doesn't matter who you are! Convicted of mud3r or r4pe... 'Come on in" says JB KH "and here is a luxury hotel, too much food $$, downpayments for homes??? WHAT have they done for the American people and our infrastructure. USA is looking bad structure wise. Transportation would be amazing with high speed rail like Europe! Our trains are old and smell of P & 💩. You could eat iff the floor of European train stations, from what I have heard. Not that I would... but it's suppose to be very clean & modern.

[@joanies6778]

Amen to that! It's much nicer on the other side, so I hear. 🤗

[@watchmanonthewall14]

@@joanies6778 Depending on your belief in God.

[@SWATT101]

Yes sir we grew up in the best of time...then these fukers fucked things up.

[@Twilightzoneisreal]

Won't be much for the "Survivors" to live for. Radiation everywhere.

[@johnd4348]

Half life of Radiation is only a few days to a few weeks. After that your safe.

[@davidholder-oe1oe]

There are some places in the Rocky mountains that will not even see any fallout from a nuclear war. What all out does getting to the rockies is basically gone after a week.

[@matthewdean8070]

Sodium Iodine...

[@stevebishop3796]

Nuclear winter would be the biggest challenge

[@thomasrizzuto2415]

In the event of a nuclear war the survivors will envy the dead

[@softhotty]

The Grateful Dead

[@ohhansel]

okay Debbie Downer

[@davefletch3063]

Was going to say the same thing. You dont want to survive it. Best bet is to try and catch the incoming missile

[@Richardsmithabcd]

Exactly

[@eveadame1059]

🤔 Best to be one of the first to go

[@jefffitzsimons9143]

hey folks. Ive read most of your comments...from minimalism...to worst case scenarios. I am ex-Navy and, at the time, was trained in Nuclear Weapons (70's). 1) It would take nothing/be very simple... to sneak a small tactical device into our country...( we now have Hiroshima level, tactical devices that can fit in a suitcase). 2) In reality, Nuclear blackmail is probably our biggest risk: ie...detonate 2 warheads in low earth orbit, one over New York city/Wall Street (financial headquarters)...and one over Chicago...(commodity/Agricultural markets). There would be no apparent physical damage or loss of life.... but, the EMP from both...would SEVERLY hamstring our Economy and take quite awhile to recover/rebuild from. Lastly, this would still preserve the crops/grains in "the worlds breadbasket" that we are known for! Just my 2 - bits, folks! ~

[@Julie-sm9mq]

Exactly. Monkey Werx talked about this last year on his channel

[@Mr_GreenFR]

Sad I have to grow up in a world like this, might just build a cabin in Alaska and let nature take it's course.

[@stargirlzx]

Read LIGHTS OUT by Ted kopple

[@suzelibro4615]

Thank you guys!!!😊

[@PandaLife-lp8kn]

China bought a million acres of American Farmland making an EMP /Cyber / Virus/ Fentanyl / Propaganda / WH far less messy forms of attack.

[@johnamidon2030]

What this video illustrates is the urgent need for nuclear disarmament. It scares the hell out of me particularly with the quality of government we have and the propensity of our government to kill people rather than help them.

[@alrent2992]

What quality?

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@johnamidon2030 They are already killing us with toxic waste toxic foods toxic trends ... Without the nukes. 😷

[@bernardzsikla5640]

Please ask Ukraine how safe they are after unilateral nuclear disarmament. This is why critical thinking and NOT emotionally based thinking is paramount.

[@alrent2992]

@@johnamidon2030 quality? Lack of qualified statesmen.

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@johnamidon2030 nukes has also had a refraining effect on war escalation.

[@brandonkearns2712]

Such a sad thing we can not learn from our past.

[@timothyhight9588]

@@brandonkearns2712 You forget the past, you repeat it. I heard a young woman say that Pearl Harbor is in Florida and was attacked by China in WW1. I heard several young people saying the haulocaust is a brand of ice cream. Another young woman thought California was a country. The dumbing down of America is complete. Whe people ask for my phone # is ***- the year the civil war ended the ALWAYS give me the deer in headlights stare.

[@R6-D2]

TPTB have nothing to learn. This is all by design.

[@PAUL-em4tj]

@@brandonkearns2712 The Aliens ( Jesus Christ and the Angels) will save planet earth. Its to special. 😊

[@conniegomez1321]

nor the sin of Adam and Eve...disobedience and doubting God; wanting to run one's own life! Good Luck....

[@PAUL-em4tj]

@conniegomez1321 OK Connie.

[@bobgreene2892]

This video is a deceptive and entirely speculative quasi-handbook for survival on a thermonuclear battlefield. 1. Water, air and even airborne dust will distribute radioactivity widely, and no region will be safe. 2. Targeted areas are not confined to the urban centers of West or East coasts, but include still-active land-based missile silos scattered across very remote areas of the US. 3. NORAD-- a major target-- is housed in granite, deep inside the remote Rocky Mountain location of Cheyenne mountain. That means the surrounding area will be heavily saturated with fallout, and no barrier at all to its spread. Further, the deep mountain valleys actually serve to retain fallout particles, rather than distribute them to the prevailing winds. 4. Water follows tributary paths (eventually) toward the ocean, which means water-borne fallout will be swept from creek to river to the ocean. In the middle 1980's, astrophysicist Carl Sagan foresaw a nuclear winter following a major nuclear exchange. He anticipated years of starvation, darkness, disease and death, with potential to return the human race to the primitive conditions in which it began. In his day, Sagan said the only solution is to press for mutually-verifiable nuclear arms treaties with America's strategic national adversaries. Peace negotiation, Sagan insisted, is the only path of survival. That remains the situation, today.

[@jcdenton4847]

While a limited nuclear winter would occur especially in the 80s at the height of nuclear armament numbers and yields, the models they used were so incredibly flawed they had no similarity to our world in terms that the models took in no account for weather patterns or even wind. He even admitted to basically exaggerating the effects to scare world leaders, which I do agree with his reasoning just his take on nuclear winter is very far from accurate

[@joey9511]

There are radiation free nukes now, and unless a nation intended on not surviving itself, they would most likely be used exclusively by both sides.

[@LuRen1972]

I'm discounting this whole video because Colorado Springs would be a major target

[@monicarinaldi9979]

I do agree somewhat. I live in northern Colorado. But I heard talk about making the new American headquarters in Colorado. Also we have been told that the reason why they would run the country here because Colorado is in the center of America and that any nuke would taking out a lot easier. I don’t know if there is truth to that. But for me I’m older single lady who would rather not live through that.

[@jstratten5326]

I thought that as well, now that needs to be clarified.

[@lynn6799]

Denver is as well. DIA and Cheyenne mountain are targets.

[@jupiter.6268]

@@monicarinaldi9979 I'm in Denver, Not to far from Norad. The Insanity of the world leaders acting like bullies, threaten the world. They should be ashamed and only small men act like war lovers. They should be put in a ring to fight it out. Or put in the front line to see how they would like to die. All nukes should be Banned. For the love of mankind . We the people want PEACE, AND SOME HAPPINESS. HE WHO WANTS WAR ISN'T IN BATTLE HIMSELF BECAUSE HE DOESNT WANT TO DIE.

[@joanies6778]

They named Colorado Springs because of NORAD at neighboring Peterson AFB. It's a real prime target that would impact thousands of lives in nearby Colorado Springs if hit with a nuclear missile.

[@preppertrucker5736]

Keep in mind, the Rocky Mountains are also part of the nuclear sponge and house nuclear silos in Montana, Colorado and Wyoming, so this can be problematic

[@Jack_Lee66]

Was thinking the same thing , SAC bases and silos all over the great plains and Dakotas , NORAD as well in Colorado

[@brianlindley846]

Alot of them are empty, I've only found 13 of the sixty or so here in Wyoming to be operational

[@preppertrucker5736]

@@brianlindley846places to hide

[@Sonny-ik9rv]

Aren't those same silo's that house nuclear weapons located throughout the plain states?

[@preppertrucker5736]

@@brianlindley846400 missiles are spread out across the five states, Colorado, Wyoming, North Dakota,Nebraska and Montana…..

[@graytabbygehrke1352]

😮My mother died from cancer when I was 8 years old. She was a "downwinder" , nuclear testing in Nevada in the 50's. No place is safe.😢

[@rogerthornton4068]

I want to be at ground zero. The searing heat and radiation would do wonders for my sciatica.

[@IO470N]

Sciatica, is that in up-state New York?

[@survivor9898]

Na, it over in Butte county..

[@erichoffman2243]

@@IO470N Okay now that's one of the funnier comments I've read in a while!!

[@suekaiser4163]

Hahaha! Tx amongst all this gloom and doom.lol😂

[@deretheacathey319]

LOL

[@MAGAOKIE]

Rockies would be bad idea i believe....Colorado springs, NORAD, would catch multiple hits, plus the silos in northern Colorado...and Ft. Carson....dont think I would listen to this guy

[@NoNameToYou]

Yep sacrifice states are all in the Rockies

[@gregkelmis2435]

General guide is all is we’re dealing with spots there’s spots here and spots. There were certain weather patterns, protect you. Have your primary means of travel secondary and third locations, pegged people and surroundings, known supplies stashed. Even then the likelihood of any of us surviving Is minimal.

[@605pilot]

The major targets would be the missile silos which are located in the plains. The initial attack would be the grid with all the insurgents that arrived through the southern border. I don’t think a nuclear exchange will occur because the enemy would want to occupy our territory for the crop land. With the grid down a 90% reduction of the population would occur within the first year and all they would have to do is just take the land from the remaining 10%.

[@miniondave6314]

I figured the springs would probably get 4 nukes, at least. NORAD & Fort Carson (as you mentioned), the USAF academy and Peterson AFB / Colorado Springs Airport (joint use).

[@knuckles-3386]

I live 40 miles from colo springs i think it would be over pretty quickly so I’m not worrying about it much

[@ogearbox6132]

“Safe place to survive a nuclear war.” War not an attack, two different things. This is laughable, either created by AI or by someone without any idea of what they are talking about. I was a Marine during the Cold War and trained for this. The reality is there is no surviving a nuclear war. You must understand the US and our enemies have thousands of nuclear warheads. In a full on war if one missile misses you then the next will take you out. The fallout from such an exchange is not survivable, not in the sense of that word’s definition. For 10 yrs until the feint called Glasnost/Perestroika my wife and I had a place we would meet if nukes started falling. After I explained to her where we lived and what to expect neither of us wanted to survive such a war. We lived midpoint to two metro areas and 10 minutes from an air base. The meeting point was at the top of a high hill where we could be sure to be hit by the initial blast so as to disintegrate as fast as possible. Maybe maybe somewhere out west you might survive or escape the blast and radiation but how and where will you get food, water, medicine, and fuel? Oh you’ve prepped, right this is called cognitive dissonance. Exactly you will literally be bounced back to prehistoric times with the real prospect of virulent disease on its way if you don’t die from thirst or hunger. There’s a reason why after Hiroshima and Nagasaki no one has been willing to push that button. Today’s missiles are far more advanced and deadlier than those early ones. When everyone is evacuating we will be getting as close to ground zero as we can. Survivability is not an option!

[@FreeDom-mq1og]

Common sense. Semper Fi

[@timothyhight9588]

Thanks for saving me a bunch of typing.

[@ogearbox6132]

@@timothyhight9588 LOL… you know you don’t have to read it. 😎

[@timothyhight9588]

@@ogearbox6132 I enjoyed your comment immensely. It is alot of work to type all that. Thanks for the time and effort. Good job! I couldn't agree with you more.

[@ogearbox6132]

@@timothyhight9588 Thx Timothy it was a lot of work fighting the AI to get my point across. (Sigh) sadly after living 70 yrs I felt compelled to respond in this manner for the benefit of those out there who may be the age of my kids 25-30 yrs and have no idea of what could happen. For all our sakes I sure do hope a nuke war never happens. The death toll of so many would be tragic. We are all different but we all have loved ones. Be safe…

[@williamh3823]

Few will come thru it and a MadMax scenario would be just a dream

[@JanetUrban-tr1cz]

Our safe place is with our father God in heaven. We need to pray

[@DelaneyRoberts-rx2gp]

Yeah I know right! I’m praying every night and day

[@negashkebede6036]

You don't have to go anywhere. Read Psalms 91. It is a complete guide for survival. It has been our refuge during the first and second European wars.

[@shadowpoet4398]

I believe that if a full scale thermonuclear war happens we'll go see Him pretty quickly.

[@kimik0923]

Maranatha!! Thank You Lord that You told Your people, Your Children, Your Bride, 365 times in the Holy Bible, "do not fear; do not be afraid" That's 1 time for each day of the year on Gregorian calendar

[@jesseochoa3214]

AMEN

[@ad6417]

I lived in Idaho and I got out of there. That would be a horrible place to bug out because you cannot grow any food there. There's a decade-long drought and people don't realize that you only get about 3 months of warm weather.

[@slowery43]

not a sole was wondering where you lived and being you're not an expert in any way on anything heeding your advice here is just as nonsensical

[@suzelibro4615]

YEAH!! WASHINGTON TOO 3 MONTHS OF SUN 😮😮😮

[@suzelibro4615]

Thank you for your contribution!! Most people don't know that so thanks for the warning, very conscientious of you!! 😊😊😊

[@suzelibro4615]

Well that was RUDE, n you don't know if that person is an expert in anything or not. You did just prove that you're not very intelligent by saying that though.. not very conscientious either or compassionate for that matter... Take a hike and have a nice day lol 😊

[@stacia-r8t]

FYI, being from Appalachia, people don't often just except strangers. I worked in the natural gas industry, and had to work in remote locations. I have been meet with shot guns (plural), more than a few times!! You shouldn't expect to just be welcomed at the last minute into a beautiful appalachian community, expecially during a disaster.

[@nancyadams9228]

To this, I say, “Ditto!”

[@oldandintheway9805]

Bring with you several banana cream pies for gifts. You will be welcomed by the Appalachian community.

[@nancyadams9228]

@@oldandintheway9805 😂

[@suzelibro4615]

Wow! That's too bad, and unexpected, you're right. I'm from N.Y.C. and people there get a bad rap about being rude, (honest really), when no one seems to take into consideration that most people there, ARE NOT FROM THERE anymore. It is one of the if not THE most open minded places and accepts EVERYONE, not that there's a choice, but still. Also, if there's an emergency situation, (like a black out, etc), or catastrophe of sorts, (such as 911), NYC is where you wanna be as far as people going the extra mile and beyond to help in any way possible. They're quick thinking and moving and tenacious taking action to help anyone and everyone who needs help. I know I got kinda sort of off topic but not really, I was just kind of shocked about what was said about Appalachia and wanted to let people know it's not like that in Manhattan. At least it wasn't 14 years ago and previous to that when I lived there, born and raised. I live in Washington State now, 😢 You don't realize what you got until you lose it ... 😭😭😭🤧

[@suzelibro4615]

​@@oldandintheway9805 Ha! 😊

[@James-m4k9q]

Who would want to live in a radiated world anyway 😕

[@Jonasbarbury]

F The degree to which fallout is generated is determined by the altitude at which the bomb detonates

[@johnd4348]

Radiation has a short half life. In a week all is safe.

[@chuckking6917]

The first commenter who has actually done some research, thank you.

[@donnahazen4366]

Agree what a nightmare!!

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

@@johnd4348 Oh you are ignorant!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Do your research. Look up Chenobyl

[@marykidd667]

You can thank our leaders for this This country is no longer safe

[@mikezylstra7514]

nah. it'll happen over there. Thank goodness for oceans. Worked fine last time.

[@timothyhight9588]

This country must fall so it can be replaced with the global government. Next stop...MOB.

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

We'll be OK if we can keep the Jotato's ho out of the Oval Office.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

"leaders"????? You mean invading communists!!

[@MrGercela64]

@@mikezylstra7514 before the supersilent nuclear submarines

[@thomascommons1767]

During the nuclear testing in Nevada the prevailing wind goes from west to east. Across northern Arizona people have died from cancer. There were so many deaths from cancer and other problems radiation that a government program called Down Winds helped with medical expenses if you had lived it the area During those years.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Exactly. If this thing goes off on ready, there will be NO surface in this country that is safe. And if these communist government people crawl out of their bunkers after a year, they will be living in a fully radiated atmosphere and ground that will last for hundreds of years.

[@ChristopherDunlap-t1s]

This has been planned for years. All of these old schools have a fall out shelter in them. Know one thinks about that but they sit abandoned instead of fixed for purposes like this.

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

Such catastrophes happen bc of bad politics. Now poor citizens have to run for their life. Does anybody realize there nowhere to run no matter which country gets hit? Nature will survive us. At this pace we won t survive ourselves.

[@RichardFitschwell]

These things happen because the ppl allow it and vote for ppl to do for you what you should be doing for yourself. You are not innocent nobody is innocent. Ignorant most likely and willfully ignorant. This didn't happen overnight so don't act like there haven't been many warnings! Lol

[@natemiller6389]

Will nature survive ww3 ? Chemicals everywhere let alone radiated goodness. Than the atmosphere failing and the sun turning the surface into a crispy critter after the nuclear ice age. Be the biggest mass extinction event in earth's history if ww3 goes full black flag....

[@brittany-davis-mortgages]

Sort of a freeing thought 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@ViceCoin]

@@LindaLord-nr9pr Mars has radiotopes on known to be created in nuclear detonations...

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@ViceCoin This means ... Someone was there & did that...?!

[@1956paterson]

Even the most remote areas in the United States will feel the effects of thermonuclear explosions. There are many variables that will determine whether one can survive such a war. There are remote areas that have nuclear missile launching sites too and these sites are targets for nuclear warheads. There are ground based missiles are in remote states such as Wyoming and Montana. The Great Plains are just as vulnerable to fallout as anywhere else. The aftermath of such a nuclear war will out of control fires everywhere even in the forests. Fires will continue to burn from cities to suburbs to farmlands to forests with no one and no technology to put such out of control fires. There will be no amenities anywhere, no hospitals, no medicines and no medical supplies or technology. Nuclear winter will follow such a thermonuclear war and we don’t know how long that will last.

[@davefletch3063]

The entire world will wither and die. Nobody will survive

[@mikezylstra7514]

ww-w-will my i phone work?

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

The Navy brass retire o the Ozarks en masse.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Exactly. And the fires will be full of radiation as well. The air will be a continual catalyst for nuclear radiation. Just look at Chernobyl incident in the 80s. And that area is still unsafe and will be for many years to come. People are so narcissistic to think they are the special ones will be saved and healthy. Even the government bunkers for the communists running this country will die from it.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Exactly. And the fires will be full of radiation as well. The air will be a continual catalyst for nuclear radiation. Just look at Chernobyl incident in the 80s. And that area is still unsafe and will be for many years to come. People are so narcissistic to think they are the special ones will be saved and healthy. Even the government bunkers for the communists running this country will die from it.

[@Robert-ng1yl]

Anyone left alive and able to fight, is going to take what you have stored, their is no survival by definition.

[@unpataunpata]

Keep your powder dry

[@timothyhight9588]

Radiated food is useless.

[@dawuda1986]

They will also have to take the gunfire they will be greeted with.

[@djiceyfan]

One thing about the Appalachian Mountains is the medicinal plants that grow here and fresh water coming out of the mtn sides .....I use some of them to make my own herbal medicines....one thing we learned after Helene tho, it's hard to get out of some places here if the infrastructure isn't there to use....it can be built back but that takes time and resources as well. North Carolina is a great place to be if u stay away from the cities and heavy populated areas...but unfortunately nc is getting overcrowded 😢

[@dera6347]

How many preppers, with a tiny hole to hide in for a few years, have actually tested their little hole in the ground to see how well they can handle cabin fever? Seeing how most people have to work, I seriously doubt there are many preppers that even have 1 entire free month to try out their shelter, as if things were real. Cabin fever is indeed a very real thing, and it can drive you bonkers. It does not take long for it to set in either. It is a feeling you can feel tingling throughout your entire body. If you can not handle cabin fever then you will not survive in your tiny little hole, no matter how much food you may have. Where do you store years worth of clean water, and how to you ventilate the shelter so the air is not radioactive?

[@erikcreature3412]

Neurotics who can't live with themselves alone won't survive after the Nuclear War? Well then, at least some good will come out of a Nuclear War.

[@watchman001]

And the stench

[@genom27]

The Dakotas. Are you kidding me? North and South Dakota would be riddled with nuclear strikes. What terrible advice

[@alfredbaxter1061]

how about minnesota and wisconsin

[@Danogil]

Most Air Force Bases are in the Plains. From Texas to North Dakota.

[@damianayre2130]

There are some valleys in the Appalachians that are very shielded. There is an abundance of wild game and water. But before you get out yoru maps and start looking for a good spot to hunker down, be aware that there are tens of thousands of people with the same idea. I spoke to a law enforcement officer about it about 30 years ago and he said that game wardens/wildlife officers/federal agents were constantly having to go into the deep woods to evict people that had gone into the wilderness areas and set up a homestead. He said that sometimes the people refused to leave and they had to go back there with 50 guys. He also said that it's dangerous just to go searching for a good spot because there are people back there that will shoot you on sight because they don't want to risk anyone talking about where they saw them. I think the safest place is in northern Montana in the middle of nowhere, as far from any road as you can get. Tons of game, fish and fresh water but you better come very well prepared to survive those winters. You would need a cabin with multiple layers of insulation.

[@kathyarnold2091]

He is right. My dad told me a story a long time ago about a game warden walking into the woods and never came out. The man that shot him buried him out there never to be heard or seen again. The guy confessed on his death bed to killing the game warden and told where he had buried him.

[@erikcreature3412]

However, those are the areas that won't be getting a direct hit by nukes, that's the first step in surviving a Nuclear War! After that, you're in charge again, so it's survival of the fittest!

[@lorig9173]

Montana.....lots of ICBM silos there.

[@billwiley7216]

Sounds great until you have the millions of people from the developed urban areas around those mountain ranges fleeing to those same spots and looking to consume those same resources for their family. With the number of people in this country larger game will become extinct in a matter of months if not weeks when they become the main sought out source of protein among our society.

[@Snado]

Montana is a remote graveyard. Unless you have a deep rock bunker and 30 years of supplies 3x or 4x redundancy at a minimum, you are going to die.

[@linda6987]

Not on this planet….. Mother Nature will shake us off like fleas

[@aja1071]

North Carolina and Tennessee are experiencing radiation exposure from Helene Weather Warfare. Area used as a practicing bomb radiation years ago.People are suffering.

[@suzelibro4615]

Oh nooooo...😮

[@MrJasonHansen]

There are some major flaws in this. The Great Planes are where the missile fields are located. Parts of the Rocky Mountains contain military facilities that would likely be struck because of their R&D value.

[@neiloevocati]

When the Drive thru closes , you're in Deep Cah Cah

[@rkr7372]

The Great Plains I was born & raised in Kansas there are 120 active missile silos in the state, there’s a reason they shot the movie “The day after” in Lawrence Kansas.

[@lesliepropheter5040]

Who would want to “survive” a disaster that takes all the food, the sun, all the people who know how to run power plants or even make a simple windmill, bring up water from a well, sewer and make fire from scratch…. Anyone got any meat? Or milk that hasn’t been killed

[@LindaLord-nr9pr]

@@lesliepropheter5040 Fire was discovered with forest fires!

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

No where will be safe. No where. Radiation contamination will residual for hundreds of years or more.

[@williamh3823]

Men will pray the rocks fall on them but death will flee them Revelation 90A.D.

[@mikezylstra7514]

well, better than dying a long drawn out agonizing death from ALS or Alzheimers, or metastatic carcinoma.

[@dera6347]

I do often wonder what exactly is this trying to say. Those who seek death shall not find it, it says. So, people will not even be able to commit suicide during this time? Does some strange energy force radiate down unto Earth that prevent all people from dying in any way, shape, or form? Not even death due to war?

[@williamh3823]

​@@dera6347nuclear poisoning..radiation sickness..desire to live..but so deathly sick wishing it was over??

[@sheilarichards122]

@@dera6347 no,it is because death has no sting..we shall all be changed in a twinkling of an eye. God has granted us the free gift of eternal life. Just as we all have borne the image of the corrupt,so too,shall all bear the imageof the incorrupt one.

[@dianakidd4219]

@@dera6347 Yes. Gods wrath

[@danielg.1707]

It's best to hug your loved ones, open a bottle of booze and watch the fireworks. Till the lights go out.

[@twlghtangel8922]

100%

[@DavidHickmon-j7y]

Who would won't live after a nuclear war. I am a Christian. I just won't to go home.

[@JP-ec9rl]

My thoughts exactly. Only someone who doesn't know Jesus would want to survive a nuclear war. Me, if they launch nukes, I hope that one lands on my head but if I'd happen to survive the strike, I guess I'm in for a miserable rest of my life until Jesus comes for me or I die of radiation sickness?

[@softhotty]

Wanna know why The Grateful Dead named their band that? Listen to "Throwing Stones"

[@Joe-l5x]

​@@softhottyWho cares

[@softhotty]

@@Joe-l5x Hard truth

[@Joe-l5x]

@@softhotty That was during the so called cold war but things are much much more dangerous now. In the 70s and 80s it was just a stand off between America and Russia, mutual assured destruction but now everyone and their dog has nuclear bombs, Russia is huge China is huge many others are huge, this is a very terrifying time

[@slukky]

Canada, way up NORTH/way up NORTH/NORTH to the YUKON or anywhere near the Arctic Zone.

[@LOVES-A1911]

I'm in a target central area as I live close to Eglin AFB, 7th SFG, NAS Pensacola, and FT Rucker, the only thing for me to do is say my final prayers.

[@suzelibro4615]

🙏🙏🙏

[@josebro352]

Well, Indiana Jones survived in a refrigerator so I'm gonna try that.

[@garyroe2226]

Another thing you have to think about is the Nuclear Power Plants. The fallout from them when they go.

[@Becks071]

Which pissed me off. When we moved once we bought a home that we thought was relatively safe. Found out a year after we moved that there was a NCP about 3 miles from us. I think that should be on a disclosure when selling a home. We eventually moved again. Everytime a hurricane came we were on edge and not due to the hurricane.

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

I'm ok with that, we don't have any.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

@@NothingToNoOneInParticular It does not matter if you "dont have any". If just two or three states with nuclear power plants are targets, the whole country will be flattened and the radiation will last hundreds of years. What is wrong with the ignorance of people in America today?????????

[@Macloob]

most nuclear powerplants have safety mechanisms in place so even if they dont shut down properly (From workers fleeing) to prevent catastrophic failure

[@bwanna23]

I like to think about that right before I'm about to fall asleep.

[@JonCurlee-o3p]

Who wants to survive ☢️🔥life would not be good never again.

[@jimmydean358]

Nope MADMAX life

[@lesliepropheter5040]

@@jimmydean358You’d be walking, no horses to ride, you might pull a cart

[@therooster6104]

🎯 Nailed it 🤝

[@edie4321]

Exactly. That's why when I heard our nukes were stored in the mountains here in Albuquerque, I thought, good, we'll be the first to go. I notice he is leaving NM out of the Rockies, for this, I am grateful.

[@N0sf3r4tuR1s3n]

If I can put together a small fallout shelter and enough supplies, most of the radioactive fallout will dissipate in a few months. Then I get to wander the country probably all alone for a long time before I finally head to Chile, and write a bunch of really depressing things about the death of my beloved homeland, but urge humanity to absolutely end all further nuclear weapons and other WMDs.

[@out.of.the.trenches.10111]

Gotta love the great weather in NC.

[@sabacat]

It's really really hot in the summer. We don't need/want any more woke liberals moving here!!! 👀

[@sherrymiller2302]

You may survive the blast, but you will not escape the fall out. It will eventually get to you and it won't be pretty. There is a thought that a more direct hit would be the most desirable, as it would save you and your family from the long tortuous journey toward the here-after....

[@mikezylstra7514]

you mean long tortuous journey towards death? You knoiw...the "D" word?

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Todays weapons of nuclear war are waaayyyy different from the WWII atomic bombs. Seriously worse. Radiation will be active in the atmosphere and the ground for hundreds of years.

[@AishaShaw-cl6wc]

The Boy Scout motto still applies. Be Prepared.

[@mostakcz5908]

honest question, but would fresh water even be a thing with nuclear fallout??

[@dylancohen9166]

I live in the Appalachian mountains, and my town was on the nuke clear target. i had a rotorcast Electronics manufacturer in my town that had been permanently closed since the 2000's

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

YEP

[@wambam1741]

They left off two of the best places - northern Maine, where there are known targets, opportunity, freshwater, a temperate climate and lots of resources. The same goes for the upper peninsula of Michigan northern Wisconsin and the upper part of the lower Michigan.

[@mleecthulhu]

Shhhh

[@ynp1978]

If I survived the initial blasts.....I would check out by my own hand. There would be nothing left to live for.

[@mikezylstra7514]

already isn't, actually.

[@RobertHilliard-lu8tc]

There's a man from Japan that survived both blasts named Tsutomu Yamaguchi, and not only did he survive, but he lived to be 93. So you might not want to off yourself.

[@diggingoonschmit]

Rocky Mountains with one exception; stay away from the Cheyenne Mountain, Colorado Springs area. That will be heavily bombarded. Look up Cheyenne mountain if you don’t know.

[@robinkennedy3190]

And that's where the big shots would hide for five years. Good luck when the come out!!!!

[@lynn6799]

Denver International Airport is also a target with miles of underground facilities and lots of stories to go with it.

[@Rick-nc3hm]

Yea those 40 below zero winters in the Rockies work out well for city people in tents.

[@senoJSR]

The fallout from ONE nuke can stretch across multiple states. You need a plan to shelter and a prayer that you're not in the path of the most deadly fallout.

[@Flossie-h8n]

We can only pray that we are not even close to Armageddon yet? But with the Chinese being allowed to buy up all the land around missile bases in the U.S. doesn't that mean this entire country might be vaporized???? So vicious is our elected officials!!!! WTF????🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@davefletch3063]

All the food will die and the water will be toxic for 100 years

[@timothyhight9588]

Are you sure that nukes don't respect boundaries and property lines? Lol

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

shelter??? That is a laugh

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

shelter??? That is a laugh

[@kevinharsley5436]

It don't matter where you're at nobody's going to survive it anyway cuz it's got the last way over a hundred years before you can actually get out in it.

[@karlpetzing525]

Not in Japan... weird huh

[@razerfangegaming8548]

Remember children, hide under your desks... that'll protect you.

[@FixItStupid]

LOL Yes I do @ 41 CPM U Know

[@gearhead1234]

North Dakota is a bad choice..

[@jeffreymacdonald4226]

Bull shit, very few will survive more than a month

[@brettspearman3706]

Exactly I think few appreciate how irradiated the entire world would be if this happens

[@ProfessorNiiji]

How do you know? Many governments have been digging and stashing goods for over 70 years. There are bunker cities , and under Denver Airport is just 1 of many.

[@olinbrown8260]

Better to be at ground zero than starve through nuclear winter

[@PointProspector]

​@@brettspearman3706you mean not irritated at all? Look at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, both of which, are completely habitable and have been for decades. Look up the facts about it. Radiation from fallout returns to background levels in less than a week and even the CDC says stay inside for 3-4 days. This stuff is hyped up like it isn't survivable when it is extremely survivable as long as you know what to do

[@marksnyder8697]

The bombs dropped in Japan pale in comparison to todays nuclear bombs.

[@ronthibault1853]

According to a movie from the 70's ("Damnation Alley" / I think that was the name of it) upstate New York was where most of the survivors were at & still intact...

[@JimmyHarmes]

Same thing,mom and grandparents were fear moved.As an Alaskan l pray its so fast we feel as the sun is just coming up for a moment.Notice how close we are to russia.

[@wendyvermette9095]

Another safe place here in Maine is the Allegash. It's pure wilderness and it's easy to not be found if you don't want to be found.

[@thehunter3386]

Yeah, the flatlanders will have fun. Thrashin' around, disturbin' wildlife and locals. Too bad they aren't edible...or are they?

[@jas20294]

Make sure you let us all know exactly where so we can ALL come join you when the SHTF.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

LOLOLOL. You guys are soooo ignorant of what a REAL nuclear war is and will be. There will be no surface untouched if this thing goes on ready. The radiation contamination will be residual for hundreds of years. Check out Chernobyl. Just one or two states with nuclear plants hit will wipe out the nation. Grow up

[@noneyabusiness6957]

I would think anywhere from Baxter State park and north would be a good start

[@macbeavers6938]

Well done. I did not realize that radioactive particles tend not to settle at higher elevations. Kind of counter-intuitive but I will take your word for it. Thank you.

[@stevenrowlandson9650]

Best to prevent a nuclear war through diplomacy, repentance and truth. It is cheaper and fewer people get hurt.

[@miniondave6314]

Surviving the nuclear exchange is the easy part (depending on your distance from a detonation). Surviving the aftermath will be the challenge. Uncontaminated food and water supplies will run out quickly. Then we get the wild card, nuclear winter.

[@ELOAAMinistries]

The safest place will be where GOD says it is!

[@kitkat9341]

So what does he say?

[@ericjohnston7663]

Amen

[@ctb2814]

Take me out on the first strike . I have a heavenly mansion waiting on me. Where no tears will be from sorrows.

[@TonyMartin911]

Pipe dream

[@patriciahunt3663]

Take North Carolina off that list. Hurricane just took it out.

[@SuperSushidog]

Not everywhere in NC has been compromised. I'm living off grid in NC now, near the mountains, but unaffected by the recent storm. Many are still without power, but I have sufficient solar to run everything in my home including A/C and heat 24/7. The key to survival after a disaster is mobility, as you never know when or where a disaster will occur, like the one that happened here. Usually just driving an hour or two will take you out of harm's way. I live in a motorhome with sufficient resources and protection for my needs and able to quickly move when things get bad. After surviving any major event, armed, desperate people will come through in large numbers to try to take what you have. This means you must not be there when they arrive. Though you may be able to fight off a few robbers or brigands, you won't be able to defend against a determined military/paramilitary group with heavy weapons, armor and the like who think you might have what they need. This means you must have alternate locations to go to and have a way to get your family and resources there. Then you must be able to hide innocuously in plain sight, blending in, becoming a "Gray Man" so you don't show up on anyone's radar. There's never a guarantee but living this way ahead of time can improve your odds significantly. Remember that the odds of an all-out nuclear exchange will always be remote, but a limited nuclear exchange with a rogue state, a localized natural or man-made disaster of limited duration is a much more likely scenario to prepare for.

[@sheribrummett1960]

​@SuperSushidog read your comment. You have more knowledge then the guy speaking in the video

[@grantweathers3375]

Nah buddy, we’re still here in these mountains. We know how to survive.

[@SuperSushidog]

@@grantweathers3375 Yep. I used to live near Waynesville. Whether you're foraging for ramps, sang or night crawlers, raising shoats, hens or growing corn for shine, a country boy can survive.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

@@SuperSushidog Wow are you ignorant!! You have NO idea what is out there and what is a potential of being planned. You poor sap!!

[@HP-ov7ol]

Where the hell do you think a huge percentage of our military targets are located? The Rocky Mountains and great plains! Go look at a map of our missile silos and air force bases before making a video like this.

[@MoniqueangeliqueLumpkin]

HUM THIS GUY IS FULL OF SH*T, ANY MILITARY BASE IS A TARGET AS WELL AFFILIATED WITH MILITARY , STUDY U MILITARY STRATEGIES.

[@timbuckingham6734]

True but just how many people know how to live without power or fuel I have limited knowledge but not enough to fully go back to horse & buggy days

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

This video must be very old when things were ignorant. I am guessing the 80s video

[@wakeyourassup8998]

I'd rather get killed in the blast than to fight over rations

[@wakeyourassup8998]

If u do survive the initial blast, the depression that follows soon after is enough, that will make you envy the vaporized( lucky ones)

[@shawntailor5485]

KNOW THE LORD YOUR GOD , OUR ONLY HOPE and STAY ! Your life is truly in his hands . I died at 12 . All he showed me is happening now and all i can do is feel helpless and hopeless for the blind . LORD please grant our representatives wisdom enuff to qualify for leadership !

[@JustMyTwoScents]

You type good for someone deleted so young.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

"enuff"?????

[@sarabailey335]

I'm with you I'm staying with God and what he says

[@stevehicks8944]

Uh, Peterson Air Force base in Colorado Springs, CO along with Cheyenne Mountain, CO are prime targets in a nuclear war along with the Minuteman III silos in northwest CO.

[@normakeeley5084]

Make sure you are ready to meet your maker. John 3:16 says for God so loved the world that he gave His only begotten son that who soever believe s in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.

[@JayR-v5p]

God is the moon, it's stuck in the sky/firmament. The moon is caught. The sun is a hole in the sky created by the moon. The moon is an asteroid. To leave this world they go through the sun when it's at it's lowest point, it's a star gate. The moon and the sun are exactly the same size. Look it up. Hole (y) Sphere Hit

[@lannie691]

After a lifetime of living under nuclear threat, many of us ask why not just be at ground zero?

[@marymacdonald2379]

Some of us would rather be close to a ground zero, to not survive nuclear war and suffer. Living less than 25 min. from Los Alamos Laboratory in NM was close enough.

[@Wisdom-Nuggets-Tid-Bits]

Almost took a job there. But when I visited NM for 5 days, I declined.

[@MrGriff305-d3u]

I don't think I'd care about living in that world. Things would likely just continuously get worse

[@deeprice9830]

ALOHA 🌺 THANK YOU FOR THIS GREAT VIDEO

[@stonedkitty7651]

Yeah good luck in Hawaii. Pearl harbor will be an important logistical threat. . The US Third and Seventh Fleet are based there. A high priority target!

[@Pork_Chomping_Crusader]

I have played the Fallout games, I do not want to do it in real life. Considering my city would be a prime target, I would go outside, climb up on the roof, light up a cigar, and pray.

[@randycarlile4577]

Like Annie Jacobsen said, the living will envy the Dead

[@truthseeker9688]

Well....the Appalachians are surrounded by military and nuclear facilities. Oak Ridge, TN, Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, AL, Nuclear power plants in TN, Northern Georgia, Northern S. C, etc.

[@PatriciaFino-f5v]

What about Canada and Mexico. Will they be attached also?

[@stratman103]

You missed (or if you said it I missed it) was to stay as far away from nuclear power plants as you can. In addition to cities and military bases. But frankly if we're talking a full tilt exchange the radiation will be so bad it won't matter where you are. The only way to win is not to play.

[@Landshark2020]

If there’s a global thermal nuclear war, I don’t want to survive.

[@slowery43]

nobody asked you go back and look through the comments

[@robsanchez9253]

God bless you Glenn, I been profoundly touch by this whole thing......I'm in Springfield TN and I can really said that the bible belt won't fail. God will be in control. 🙁

[@twlghtangel8922]

How do you know this isn't God's will

[@sorciere...]

We learned in the 70s and 80s the look for the fall out shelters around your town/cities. If at school close window and curtains close any vents , stuff our coats or whatever along the window sill and doors then sit quietly at our desks.

[@IowaGal]

And kiss your butt good bye

[@kenlowder6932]

I do believe norad maintains a critical facility in the middle of the Rocky Mountains. Also Denver had major underground continuity of government bunkers. Serious ground penetrating strikes

[@denisesalt9729]

Who would want to be the only survivors? No water you can drink and no food you can eat. You can't grow anything. The number of dead that can't be buried would be horrific and very stinky. It would be a gross living.

[@mimiashford5544]

Uhhhh...Cheyenne Mtn is built RIGHT INTO the "Rocky Mountains."

[@michaelpass2176]

The safest place is in God’s arms!

[@ericjohnston7663]

Amen

[@randyg.7940]

God's Arms Hotel Casino? ...love that place.. i wouldn't feel safe there

[@Poisonthroat]

I’m there rn and God has some sweet tattoos

[@jamesbowen2105]

Nebraska, kansas. Missouri. Iowa wyoming all are ppepeted with misdile silos that WILL be on the firdt strike list of an actual attsck on USA. Add the NORAD center under the mountain outside Cheyenne and more strategic targeys in the Dakotas...and the mid west doesn't seem that safe!

[@stevehicks8944]

Every heard of the K-12 facility at Oak Ridge National Laboratory nearly Oak Ridge, TN…right in the middle of the Appalachian Mountains?

[@cecilmcastle6495]

Weather plays such a large part. West Coast safest. But the info from FEMA that I had access to is???😮

[@peggy684]

The Bible says, when you see these signs, flew to the mountains.

[@BuddyH69]

Maybe it’s me but what water will be safe to drink? Air to breathe? Soil that will grow anything?

[@hanochcohen2243]

Great Bear Lake in Northern Canada will be one of the few viable places left on our planet.

[@brainsleybeckford3543]

Jamaica is mountainous as well so I think it would be a wise thing to seek refuge in that island too.

[@stevec2940]

Why do we want to survive ?

[@pm7753]

The everglades! The prevailing winds will blow any radiation and dust out to sea.

[@robinkennedy3190]

......and right over your head, sprinkling nuclear fallout pixie dust all the way!

[@ccarter1378]

California: lots of water? When I left in 1990, there were already helicopters flying over to make sure you weren't rinsing down your driveway.

[@slowery43]

California has silos surrounding LA as well as Ratheon, Honeywell, McDonnell Douglas and several other military contractors, SAn Diego has the Pacific fleet acnhored there SF has a major naval base