Dmitry Orlov

How to survive a Russian tactical nuclear strike

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I would very much like my readers in Europe to survive the banquet of consequences which their representatives, elected or not, have prepared for them. To this end, they should:

1. Be nowhere near the epicenter of an expected Russian tactical nuclear strike

2. Be prepared for the eventuality of a Russian tactical nuclear strike in their vicinity and be prepared to swiftly regroup and evacuate

3. Know how to survive in a post-nuclear world

In this post, I will deal with point 1 above and provide a list of these locations and a rationale for why you should be nowhere near any of them. Of course, post-nuclear survival is not for everybody. Some people would prefer to just "cover themselves with a white bedsheet and slowly crawl toward the nearest cemetery — slowly, so as not to cause a stampede in which someone might get hurt." (This is a Russian Cold War joke.) But I do hope that my readers are survival-minded.

The first step in solving a problem is to recognize that a problem exists. This is a stretch goal for many people in Europe who still believe that they are magic elves living under an American nuclear umbrella even as their leaders put them in grave danger. In a previous post, I detailed how the currently popular Western sport of "baiting the Russian bear" is likely to produce lethal consequences:

Daniel K.

Glad to see Mr Karp’s photo in the original dzen.ru post. I hope he doesn’t fall through the cracks. He is a special kind of a Satanist. Orange Clown was put in place to buy some time for the Satanists to get ready their AI pieces. Tech bros live in their Captagon-induced alternative reality. Gaza is a test run for what they intend to do first with Russia, then all Slavs, then everyone else. Türkiye receives cheap Russian gas and returns it to Russia as components for drones that kill schoolchildren. More defenestrations in Russia before nukes start to fly.

May 25 17:00