Winds from afar...

[Oathkeeper1775]

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[Certaindeaf]

Sounds pretty serious. Well, I didn't really click.

 

[308]

Sounds pretty serious. Well, I didn't really click.

LOL...I don't know why that cracks me up.
But it does.

 

[CountryGent]

Scientific American had an article a few years back about the potential impact of an nuclear exchange between India and Pakistan. Rutgers University republished said, should it be of interest: Local Nuclear War, Global Suffering.

 

[308]

Is it possible to send some libs over there and have them splain the benefits of an open border policy?

 

[DB is Here]

#OpenBorderSplainin

Fire up the Twitter machine Martha...

 

[MannyGlocks]

China must be nervous.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

I know it may be silly to some people, but the govt. has the power under the NDAA; and it will use that power to control the sales of anything in the event of a natl. emergency.

Back when Fukashima blew, KI4U told me on the phone that my order of KI was the last civilian order before the govt. took control of their sales.

My advice is; don't wait, keep the doses in the freezer.

 

[cigars]

You can get it on amazoon and ebay fairly cheap. Stock up, especially if you have daughters.

 

[Open_Wire]

Back when Fukashima blew, KI4U told me on the phone that my order of KI was the last civilian order before the govt. took control of their sales.

Took control of their sales, or just bought all their inventory? There is a radical difference, and either one would be demonstrably provable, so I'd dearly love to see proof of either one. I wonder how many other people were the "last civilian" order?

It is well known that the Feds and local governments near potential nuke disaster sites stockpile the stuff.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

Took control of their sales, or just bought all their inventory? There is a radical difference, and either one would be demonstrably provable, so I'd dearly love to see proof of either one. I wonder how many other people were the "last civilian" order?

It is well known that the Feds and local governments near potential nuke disaster sites stockpile the stuff.

Read the NDAA; anyone needing more proof than what I'm willing to offer, will have to look elsewhere.....or just not consider the thought.

 

[Open_Wire]

Read the NDAA

Which doesn't provide any verification for the claims a retailer made about government "taking control" over their sales.

Which comes back to the original point. If this actually happened, there should be demonstrable proof. It seems highly unlikely that the Feds would be seizing control over the stuff for an accident in Japan, especially when they already maintain stockpiles of the stuff. The likelihood of contamination justifying somebody in North America taking potassium iodide is tiny. It is telling the Feds only stockpile the stuff for people within ten miles of nuke plants.

OTOH I suspect telling people they were the "last" to get something is both a good way to protect inventory from panic buying, and feed into popular distrust of the government - and bring people back to that retailer.

This chart shows the amount of absorbed radiation in centigrays that justify using potassium iodide. Frequently Asked Questions on Potassium Iodide (KI), Note one centigray equals one rad. I don't think Fukushima ever had the chance of delivering this amount of radiation to the US, so why would the Feds take over supplies? It doesn't add up.

 

[surevaliance]

Sounds pretty serious.

Sounds very promising.

 

[Oathkeeper1775]

Well, let me fix my post for you...there.