Nuclear Expert: 90% Chance of WW3 Right Now... Here's How to Survive it.

The co-author of the most comprehensive Nuclear War Survival Guide joins us to discuss surviving the worst. This is part 1 of an in depth breakdown of everything you need to know about surviving nuclear war.

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[CanadianPrepper]

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[DragonE]

Nate. Couple videos ago you discuss kids medicine shortage in Canada. I stocked up as a father of 4. Now present day in Southern California, you can’t find Motrin or Tylenol anywhere. I have everything I need and more to keep my family and love ones taken care of. Thanks for keeping us informed and in a preppers mentality

[sunnysideup]

My wife and I have been watching this podcast for almost 1 year now. We have been preparing for the worst. We are definitely more prepared than most people. God bless to everyone.

[gillcal]

Nobody else has content like this. So many interviews from experts! THANKS!

[aaronaakre]

My great grandma used to get a box of apples and one of oranges for the whole family to share. ( at Christmas). Us kids used to be .... ok.... now it’s like now I get it.

[rainmo]

Appreciate the survival book and the free pdf form. Says a lot about the Dr's intentions not trying to peddle another survival book for profit but just to help people. Another YouTube channel worth following is the riverside homestead life,

[carrottop]

I can always count on you to not sugarcoat the situation! We need all the info we can get! Thanks!

[SurvivalLilly]

So glad you have him on your show. I have one question. Is there an estimate how much radioactive fallout was produced by Tchernobyl? How much was it compared to the fallout of 1 Hiroshima a-bomb?

[charlescalvert]

I'm prepared, been prepared for decades. It hasn't affected my happiness or life to know the truth, or understand reality and be well prepared. The self delusional are in for a shocker!

[Canadianduke]

I look forward to Nate’s videos it’s nice to here from a guy who only lives a few hours away from me who knows the weather and situation we have around here. Keep them up Nate!!!

[BallisticTip]

My family and I thank you both. This answered a lot of good questions.

[Learnfrommymistakes]

Nate, your compassion, education and reality perspective have helped me so much. I can’t begin to express my gratitude. You are my definition of honesty, courage and integrity

[HBAR]

No matter what happens, this ride isn't over, we all continue just on a different track.

[victorgreen]

Excellent information!!! I will definitely forward this to everyone I know.
Keep on prepping!

[moose]

The short term solutions to nuclear fallout are pretty straightforward however the long term prospect for growing crops is a bigger problem no one talks about. The long lasting isotopes like strontium 90 have 30 year half lives and are taken up by plants that mistake the radioactive element for calcium. This element would become concentrated in the meat or milk of (farm) animals grazing on these plants. In similar ways radioactive elements can end up in the fruits and vegetables plants and trees produce. Although there will not likely be a great number of these long lasting radioisotopes that fall on your garden, just one of them that ends up being ingested and then deposited in your tissue can result in cancer. The short term (up to 90 day) effects can all be mitigated with shelter and storage plans. The long term challenges (ie: growing food and raising livestock) would require a vastly more comprehensive level of planning that would have to be implemented for decades.

[bigjoe]

Great info CP.
Looking forward to part 2.
Thank you

[RFComms]

Thank you both very much for the free PDF and the YT interview.
I have shared both with my friends and family.

[ThatsAGreatStory]

Keep up the good work Nate, support from Ontario

[timgregory]

Hey Nate...
I really like the way you interact with (all) your guests! I almost feel like I'm in the same room. :) God bless you and your family!!! 🙏💕

[themessenger]

Nate I want to just say thank you for caring so much about people, your dedication and sacrifice is much appreciated