Nuclear War Is Survivable. More Importantly, If It Is Prepared For, It Might Not HAppen At All

     NUCLEAR WAR IS SURVIVABLE. MORE IMPORTANTLY, IF IT IS PREPARED

FOR, IT MIGHT NOT HAPPEN AT ALL.

     There is a reason why the Communist powers are prepared for

nuclear war: they plan on fighting one.  They are both prepared to

take the steps necessary to provide themselves with not only a fight-

ing chance, but also a high probability of victory.

     Some say the Soviets have amassed the largest arsenal on the face

of the earth as a “defense.”  Let them tell it to Afghanistan.  Let

them tell it to Poland.  Let them tell it to someone who is totally

ignorant of the history of the Soviet Union.  Don’t tell it to us.  We

cannot take the risk of dying in a fantasy world.

     If our enemies are at some point willing to bring the “game” to

its climax, 200 million Americans will die, unless we develop AND

DEPLOY new defensive strategies.

     Today, we have no shelters.  We have no anti-missile and virtu-

ally no anti-aircraft defense.  Our American based soldiers have no

shelters either.  We are at the mercy of the Soviet General Staff.  We

cannot even protect ourselves from a single terrorist nuclear weapon.

     What should be argued no longer is the need for a place for our

people to hide when the missiles begin to fly.  Today, there is no way

for the United States’ military to shoot down the missiles before they

reach their targets.  Those of us who are targets — and this may mean

all of us — want to get out of range.  The first step for our protec-

tion is to build a passive defense system.

          THE DOOMSDAY MERCHANTS MAY COST YOU YOUR LIFE

     Certain political groups who advocate unilateral disarmament and

surrender of the United States have originated doomsday claims for the

purpose of frightening Americans into remaining unprepared.

     They have claimed that a so-called “nuclear winter” would make

the earth uninhabitable.  All responsible scientific studies of this

subject have concluded that no “nuclear winter” would occur. The

“nuclear winter” claim has been completely discredited in the scienti-

fic literature.

     They have claimed that the earth would become so radioactive that

it would be uninhabitable.  Even in the worst possible nuclear war,

life threatening levels of radiation would not remain more than two

weeks in most locations.  In fact, in most areas of the United States

the radiation would decay to a non-lethal level within a few days or

less.  If Americans have proper shelters — as the Soviets, Chinese,

Swiss, and Swedish people have today, then they would be protected

from harm during the brief period of radiation danger.

     They have claimed that great firestorms would kill virtually all

urban Americans.  In fact very few American cities are constructed in

such a way that firestorms could occur.  Moreover, in properly de-

signed shelters our people would be safe even from this threat.  Dur-

ing the firestorms in Germany during World War II, the people who were

in proper public shelters survived.

     But what about chemical and biological weapons? 

     Good shelters protect us from those threats too. In fact, there

is only one phenomenon of nuclear war that can surely cost you your

life.  That is the phenomenon of fear — if that fear causes you to

make no preparations ahead of time to survive.

        THE CIVIL DEFENSE PLAN THAT MAY SAVE YOUR LIFE

     What if we could get into a shelter that would protect us from

nuclear attack?  If we can show you that you could survive, would you

buy a lifetime ticket on the “subway” for $300?  Would you buy tickets

for your family members?  If you could charge it to your credit card

today, would you do it?

     If you don’t have the cash right now, would you be willing to ask

your Congressman to buy one for you and bill it to the Department of

Defense?  We know WE would be willing.

     Many Americans pay $300 and more each year for life insurance

alone.  What are your odds of dying this year?  We believe that Ameri-

cans should spend $300 on nuclear war “life insurance” protection AND

LIVE.

     What do we need to survive a nuclear attack?  Not many citizens

know.  But every concerned citizen needs to find out.

     We are proposing a mass produced shelter system that works.  All

the engineering and testing is complete.  It is a shelter system that

will protect American families from nuclear attack.

     It will cost $200 per sheltered space for the shelter itself,

plus $100 per person for post-attack food, survival, and rebuilding

supplies.  This is the minimum for assured survival.

By Joan