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How Do You Think America Will End?
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Can u expand more on this..
Misreeya
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history tells us that all powerhouse empires fall at some point. At some point we'll all have to take our place in human history and it's unlikely that America will still be standing 5,000 years from now. Or even 1000 years from now?
What do you think will cause the fall?
This is hard to say, because it is very different from ancient powers back in the past. What i am saying is the world by far is more interconnected than ever before, modern transportation, communication, computer, economics, forms of government etc. I can see America, declining and other powers such as possibly China becoming more of a influence. As some members mentioned Nuclear war, if a nuclear war happens, that is not only the end of America but end of the entire world or planet, because all regions on earth will be affected. Also, with the pace of technology, within 1000 years, we probably be colonizing other planets.
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Red Shield
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Yall have really got to stop believing in that nuclear war=extinction level event. The govt has known since the 50s/60s that, that shyt wouldn't end the world
Hell even the destructive power of cobalt nukes has been vastly overplayed
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Depression followed by a fragmentation of regions.
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Look at all the military action in the Middle East. Britain, Germany, France, Russia, the USA, Turkey, Israel, Iran, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Iraq, U.A.E and China have a significant military presence based on what's happening in Syria. Most of the world powers are concentrated in a small area trying to determine the fate of ONE country. War is an inevitability.
If a global conflagration was to break out, the possibility of our economy withstanding the sudden shock of frozen trade, high oil, etc.. would more than likely tip the financial markets into the abyss. I'm not going to go into too much detail but there are VERY specific plans for the majority of us to be corralled into tightly controlled units across the country.. If the economy broke down or total war broke out..Those with certain specialized skills (doctors, scientists, engineers, etc..)would be separated, the rest placed into what would be called "refuges" to us but really internment camps..Look up the history of this happening to us during the civil war when we were put into camps as "contraband".
Misreeya
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Yall have really got to stop believing in that nuclear war=extinction level event. The govt has known since the 50s/60s that, that shyt wouldn't end the world
Hell even the destructive power of cobalt nukes has been vastly overplayed
Do you know what a massive nuclear war will do to the entire planet? Think about it both Russia, United States, France, China, Germany, Israel and to a lesser degree India, and Pakistan. Have enough nuclear weapons to radiate and the entire planet. Why do you think (major) countries don't attack each other like in the past, because nuclear weapons serves as a deterrent against such activities.
Here is a website which shows the consequences of a global nuclear war. If there were a nuclear war, it would be global, since many powers would be involved in a event.
Summary of consequences: U.S.-Russian war producing 150 million tons of smoke
- 2600 U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear weapons on high-alert are launched (in 2 to 3 minutes) at targets in the U.S., Europe and Russia (and perhaps at other targets which are considered to have strategic value).
- Some fraction of the remaining 7600 deployed and operational U.S. and Russian strategic nuclear warheads/weapons are also launched and detonated in retaliation for the initial attacks.
- Hundreds of large cities in the U.S., Europe and Russia are engulfed in massive firestorms which burn urban areas of tens or hundreds of thousands of square miles/kilometers.
- 150 million tons of smoke from nuclear fires rises above cloud level, into the stratosphere, where it quickly spreads around the world and forms a dense stratospheric cloud layer. The smoke will remain there for many years to block and absorb sunlight.
- The smoke blocks up to 70% of the sunlight from reaching the Earth's surface in the Northern Hemisphere, and up to 35% of the sunlight is also blocked in the Southern Hemisphere.
- In the absence of warming sunlight, surface temperatures on Earth become as cold or colder than they were 18,000 years ago at the height of the last Ice Age
- There would be rapid cooling of more than 20°C over large areas of North America and of more than 30°C over much of Eurasia, including all agricultural regions
- 150 million tons of smoke in the stratosphere would cause minimum daily temperatures in the largest agricultural regions of the Northern Hemisphere to drop below freezing for 1 to 3 years. Nightly killing frosts would occur and prevent food from being grown.
- Average global precipitation would be reduced by 45% due to the prolonged cold.
- Growing seasons would be virtually eliminated for many years.
- Massive destruction of the protective ozone layer would also occur, allowing intense levels of dangerous UV light to penetrate the atmosphere and reach the surface of the Earth.
- Massive amounts of radioactive fallout would be generated and spread both locally and globally. The targeting of nuclear reactors would significantly increase fallout of long-lived isotopes.
- Gigantic ground-hugging clouds of toxic smoke would be released from the fires; enormous quantities of industrial chemicals would also enter the environment.
- It would be impossible for many living things to survive the extreme rapidity and degree of changes in temperature and precipitation, combined with drastic increases in UV light, massive radioactive fallout, and massive releases of toxins and industrial chemicals.
- Already stressed land and marine ecosystems would collapse.
- Unable to grow food, most humans would starve to death.
- A mass extinction event would occur, similar to what happened 65 million years ago, when the dinosaurs were wiped out following a large asteroid impact with Earth (70% of species became extinct, including all animals greater than 25 kilograms in weight).
- Even humans living in shelters equipped with many years worth of food, water, energy, and medical supplies would probably not survive in the hostile post-war environment.
Consequences of a large nuclear war | Nuclear Darkness & Nuclear Famine
Those that survive a nuclear fall out will be struggling continuously, and eventually die from lack of food. It will be a ice planet, places that were warm, will live in sub freezing temperatures. The planet will become unlivable.
If such event happens, it is not only the united States and said said power, but it would involve the entire planet. Since many power are allies to each other, hence depend on each other for their existence.
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Red Shield
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Yea I know what a massive nuclear war would do... but you wouldn't be get a massive nuclear war
Hell I'm the one counting on and expecting WW3 to pop off. Yes millions will die directly and hundreds of millions indirectly. But this shyt ain't no extinction level event.
1.The nuclear war wouldn't really be global, not every nation would get hit.. just a few.
2.That nuclear winter shyt has been overhyped. It wouldn't happen if the world used it's full arsenal. Hell be worried about something like that, if one of the super volcano's blow.
Stop believing scaremongering sites... folk got plenty to worry about.. but nuclear extinction/winter ain't one of em
I'll go through my bookmarks later today and post some links up for you. You don't gotta worry tho.. you're in Ethiopia right? That place isn't getting hit
BmoreGorilla
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shyt can get real at any time. America is still a young nation tho in the grand scheme of things. It seems like many nations are gearing up for war but they've always done that. We just have so much access to info these days. The one thing that could really fukk up the U.S. Is if oil is no longer represented by the $
