You beat me to it… it seems you know the uk well 😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 to true

We shouldn’t laugh though as unfortunately it is the truth 🥺

Ha ha ha

And those folks who think the radiation fallout Would just be like a snowstorm..!!! - All be cleared completely away in a couple of weeks Lar dee dar dee doooo

...and the Royal Family.

as he said, there would need to be some sort of leadership. i fully agree with you though

@@williamtp3717 we are led by people that have been compromised financially to ensure the destruction of our race for short term financial gains

In today's age? Make the rules... Create an AI administrator... Get rid of government and royalty... Ideally all religion aswell

@@cr940 yep 👍

Yes, Look after ourselves.

well they organised alcohol and takeaways to downing street during lock down

It would be a miracle if they could organise a shopping list with 2 🤣🤣

And in Rishi Sunak case it would consist of Maryland cookies and cakes 🤪🤪

I wouldn’t employ them as clowns in a circus tent as they would make bad decisions

one high altitude blast over uk the emp would be devastating no tv no internet most cars not working no banking power cuts

That goes for every western country though

The US couldn't handle it for 3 Hours

Any country could survive without internet what do you mean by that, i don’t understand your point?

It would make communication between countries harder but it goes the same for any country?

Vote Labour!

​@@ArmUkraineLmao labour has no plan, none of them do. It's to fucked

@@Raceryan8 yes Labour does have plans. And also, Labour plans on making another nuclear weapons program, adding to the deterrent

@@ArmUkraine so labour wants to spend stupid amounts of money on something we'll never need. Typical UK politics lol

​@@ArmUkraine vote reform if you want complete change And more fair country

A truly frightening film ....

Get plenty of baked beans in. You’ll be fine.

@@DerekLangdon Have fun subsistence farming with no access to medicine, scant electricity with a draconian government threatening to collapse at any moment with no prospect of recovery in the future, dealing with illiterate kids that may be irradiated

I had to watch Threads at school aged 10. Being born and raised in Sheffield, it gave me nightmares for weeks. To this day, I still wouldn’t watch that film again.

@frazerguest2864 Same here. Made the mistake of watching it on brit box. Thought it would probably be a bit tame by now. Man I was wrong. Stirred up some childhood fears 😨

😂😂😂 ahh thats a postive im all for it then

Always look on the bright side of life de dum de dum. Life’s a pile of sh!t when you think of it

'Threads' was traumatic to watch too.

Came here to say the same. I went to a boarding school where every teacher was an armchair general. We were forced to watch Threads at the age of 10 and then write an essay on how we could survive. Needless to say it was a shit school...

YES Yes they fecking did...1991 for me. I was 5 at the time and that movie still to this day haunts me. I used to live in Southampton, we still have our old air raid sirens at the docks, One morning they were going off (routine fire drills) which we didn't know about, it was during the time when Sadam threatened to nuke the UK. The sirens were blaring, I stopped my teacher and said LISTEN... He made us leave the room and get into the pipe room downstairs. To this day I will never forget.

@@CraigJukes Way too young to put kids through stuff that might not actually happen in the first place!!! Adults, yes, kids, hell no! Especially 5!!!!

Just got over the trauma of that and hit our teens and then we were told we would all die of aids if we so much as thought about having sex… that’s why boomers dgaf anymore

Man up pal! You can use newspaper like they did in WW2.

😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣🙃👍🙋‍♀️🇬🇧

@@DerekLangdon blocks your loo, we don't have the old thunder flushers anymore

They was literally 💩 theirselves 😂

Lived and worked in south-east Asia for years. They favour, what I like to call ‘the bum gun’. The purpose of this device is to clean yourself with a high pressure, trigger activated, hose. Works like a charm. I’ve installed them everywhere I’ve lived and have received many compliments from house guests.

charlie big ears will be king of f,k all when he crawls out

Sausage fingers

If we the people can’t be saved it’s sickening to think that the government and elites will be one thing I can say Sunak you try and drag us down with this propaganda bear in mind you and your government will come with us

@@spudspuddyprobably be dead by them

Codswallop, Ronnie Pickering will be among the survivors you watch

I greatly dislike the present crop of politicians in Britain. I'm also well aware of the gund-ho martial attitudes of the British. However, I think it is unlikely they would lead you into such a war. They well know what the consequences of such a war would be for Britain as we have seen outlined above. Not to mention their families. If you haven't seen a little movie called 'Threads' I recommend it for showing just a little of the horror of a nuclear attack. I would suggest you might like to have a stiff drink before, during and probably after. Even if you don't drink ... Grim with a capital 'G'.

It wouldn't be the UK leading us into a nuclear war it would be Putin if anyone

WEF

Yeah good luck with that one superman

@@heyitsmetrousers4399😂😂😂

you want the real horror? you don't get vapourized. you get horrific burns, as if you'd been dropped on molten bronze- the blast wave then throws your smoldering corpse far away- probably in pieces. the mark on the ground is where the heat didn't hit.

Back in 1970s my dad used to say that if there is a nuclear attack from the USSR, he will not be taking shelter.

someoens gotta stick around though.. I dont mind being that guy

You will be the "stick"that will be around after the atomic attack. 😂😂😂​@@Plebzzz

exactly the only ones that should be sweating nukes are the ones that think they own this planet,

Yes, this will prevent our molten bodies coalescing.

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Shit anti vaxer joke

​@@ToastedHeadcrabyour ? You mean you believe your government is honest with its civilians. The civilians are the lowest of the low in being given true correct and up-to-date information. Civilians will be deliberately misinformed for the powers to maintain their controle.

And wear a mask🤣

Haha!!

Try under Gough Barracks in Armagh.

There are nuclear bunkers all over the UK. Most are abandoned now but not all.

not northern ireland but there's a decommissioned one turned into a museum a county over from where i live in Fife that could prob be reconverted if a war breaks out

There's one in Woodside Industrial Estate in Ballymena sham. It was up for sale a while back. Dunno if it was bought or not. Edited for spelling.

coming out is hard man

There's already nothing.

True, ground contaminated for 200 years, nothing grows. Would need to live underground and have massive resources.

I agree, it's insulting that the best the nuclear commission could come up with was give up - there are still things that could be done, such as protection of knowledge - take svalbard for example. Britain could take notes on a seed bunker

All that shit is stored in greenland

The entire world wasn't being destroyed, the knowledge bases would survive in the South. The bunkers should have been filled with emergency rations, shelters, medicine & other survival gear.

plenty of corner shops I hope we will need them

But it’s illegal to smoke in a public enclosed space. On the other hand, no one will give AF.

The grateful dead

Quite right! There are worst things in life than death!

Tina turner never lies !

I don't know if it's an old saying, but it's a line from a song.

​@Username-lw4mi We don't need another hero🎶

Dang! We've been training the troops how to escape from paper bags for the last two decades. You surely don't think that our current strategy is wrong, do you?

Our handful of tik tok addicted troops

Very sadly have to agree 😢

@@patsanters2741 Yeah, bring back the British Empire. We were happier then. The world was a safer and a richer place . The map of the world was covered in pink for all the friendly British colonies. People were polite. And the folk we colonised were great friends and thanked us for the peace, prosperity and Anglicanism that we gave them. Nice jolly chaps joined our army, flew our RAF planes, sailed our navy ships and went down into the mines singing happy songs. Ah, nostalgia. Today we've gone to hell in a handcart and everyone hates us including ourselves.

Don’t think the native Indians were thankful or the Irish ☘️

Nuclear weapons don't racially discriminate...

@nakedenby what are you, chatting. No one said anything about race. Except for you, so that makes you the racist. Go sit in the corner, put your head guard on, and try not to eat all the crayons this time.

@@nakedenby watch when the wing blows its about Britain and a nuclear blast. The old man paints everything white to deflect the blast

According to the US information film tucking yourself and family under a gingham picnic blanket offers total protection.

Oh, no. He-a-veeeee.

A few bigger radioactive potholes

underground is supposed to be body temperature, underground caves are not cold

Would a atom bomb not be a bit worse than a chill ?

Living in any bunker for an extended period would aslo require you take vitamin D tablets like submariners

@@spudspuddy Depends where you are in the world and the geology. ROC bunkers were a very steady 7 deg C, no matter what the surface conditions were. A few humans will also raise the air temperature.

@@markavons3400 If you stood outside just long enough to be exposed to the flash, then dived underground quickly before the heat and blast arrived, you could get an accelerated tan and reduce the need for vit D. Just a suggestion. Do wear Rayburns tho

At least the survivors will have improved infrastructure to enjoy! 😅

@@Naptosis In the 1980's my local council brought out a booklet describing what would happen to my city if a nuclear explosion happened there. ( Hull, UK )

Hull already looks like a nuke hit it. Make a bunker in Beverley ​@@user-xs1yx9tc9m

It depends on the number of bombs dropped…I don’t know what you have been reading?

@@user-xs1yx9tc9m Hull still has WWII bomb damage that the council never bothered to repair (I'm not joking either)

The plan is, HOW we die. It's better to go when completely out of it.

i think i'd be alright

@@deangelisdata same just stay in a bunker for a few years with provisions until the nuclear winter passes and the fallout settles. After awhile it would just become like the Chernobyl exclusion zone, there are still some people that live in the exclusion zone contrary to popular belief just not many

​@@theotheseaeagleno, you won't be okay even with that

​@@theotheseaeagle brother did not even watch the video

It's where I intend to be if the time ever comes!

You mean your house doesn’t have a cellar? Tough luck pal, I ain’t sharing mine with no one!! .

why bother? the UK is dead already from importing the mohamad murder cult.

Plenty of bunkers for the leaders. You can see them on Google earth when you know what they look like.

The leaders all liv byondTheIceWall we are food or a sacrifice if ww3 bgings

dover castle has miles of them open to the public, they do tours, i'll be running that way

This comment.

Southern hemisphere you're probably relatively ok, but the world would never be the same.

You seem to be a pessimist! Catch a flight down to New Zealand, you’ll do fine there.

@@DerekLangdon How often do the flights to Antarctica leave.

This is based on the idea that nuclear winter would blanket the earth for decades but the study this theory is based on was deeply flawed. I wouldn't want to be in the Northern hemisphere but as others have said you'd be alright in places like New Zealand. There's a clown in another comment claiming to be a physicist yet won't actually debate the reasons why they believe humanity would end in a modern nuclear exchange.

I like Thomas but he knows there were a few more layers to their decision.

I have a question, why did the Japanese essentially just get over it and become allies / friends of the west but the middle east hates us forever yet the Japanese got it worse?

In this case Sowell was wrong. Japan only surrendered after the fall od Manchuria to the Soviets.

There was a lot more to the Japanese equation than that.

japan had no nukes to fire back so had no choice.i dont think putin would hesitate in launching his

The reistigation of the Trason act which Tony Blair repealed would keep us safe.

​@@HappyBear376I'm going to charitably assume that you meant the reinstigation of the treason act......it would CERTAINLY please the likes of Jackoff Reeks o Smeg et al.......right up to the point where a citizens kangaroo court found HIM guilty of treason and had him executed 😂

Don't tempt them!

@@HappyBear376 which treason act? 1351 still exists. I believe the treason act 1708 was last amended in 2018 (a decade after Blair left office)

but wiil it get rid of the dingy invaders?

I was born in the year of the Cuban crisis, Now after all these years, nothing has been learned and this 21st century generation has to consider the same silliness that Government leaders cause when their toys are thrown out of their prams, if it takes as long as Brexit to take place, i should imagine my time on Earth, would have expired by then anyway.

Weeks!

@@eileenmcchrystal8471 I think we're a little while away still, I wrote this during the Iran/Israel issue and that has since seemingly de-escalated but NATO soldiers fighting in Ukraine could change my mind

It will never happen.

@@CrazedFandango ignorance is bliss

snow fight? what

No to small overcrowded and unprepared whats?

@@recur68 The UK is what? I hate it when people use a referent in a sentence without indicating what they are referring to. What you are saying is: "A=" without giving the predicate "B". The OP did this too but with a little more finesse. They said "No. To small and unprepared." Clearly that is not a complete sentence either. The referent there is "to small and unprepared". To small and unprepared whats? Packages? Meals? I would agree to "No, to small and unprepared meals." I like a decent amount on my plate. But let's at least learn how to write a whole sentence. Please.

Shame you’d be driving on glass and slag.

Putind Pothole initiative

@@thalesofmiletus2966 Oi! They're trying their best in the apocalypse; no need to call them 'slag5'!! Drive around them!

Debs is wise. 😊

Debs sounds like she's an intellectual. Is she single?

Sir I would suggest you be the strongest either through force of Arms, Violence or cohersion. If you're a woman then you'll find the natural whyles to be handy when combined with a womans's natural rèal polotick.

God bless!

It'll help keep our giblets nicely gathered and free of dust, for when the zombie hordes pop by afterwards.

We didn't even get told to do that. They used to test the sirens near our school from time to time, and one ocasion sticks in my mind. While us kids (about twelve at the time, - 1983/84), joked about how 'The Germans were comming', I remember the teacher, half way through the lesson at the time, standing pale, silent and motionless, listening to see of the siren would continue for more than the one rise and fall that they did for a test. What he'd have done if it had, I have no idea. . .

@@jayconstantine5928 Pretty sure there was a shelter in Kelvedon Hatch (near Brentwood, Essex). As time went by the local news was that they weren't bothering anymore. Years later I ended up working in Moscow.... Most of my team recounted their perspectives over those years. "David, we didn't bother mush about UK. Small island... just a few nukes would have seen to you." Nice people but despot leaders.

That's why everyone built a reserve of chewing gum there.

Duck and Cover. Would that really work?

Hi Google - Struggle for survival written by Steve Fox Then.. If you have already watched THREADS, If you re watch it, with the back knowledge from Struggle for survival... It then makes you really understand just how accurate Threads actually was /is - the visual representation of what the UK governments nuclear war plans actually were.

There is a video on YT which shows every nuclear blast since WW2. Well worth ten minutes or so to watch it.

Yeah, Yeah we know! And world four will be fought with bows and arrows.

No point eating people if they give you cancer...

Sadly it seems a certain demographic would hasten it.

Yep. A decent defensive shield proved itself the other evening in Israel. We have never even entertained the idea here.

There's no good reason for the British Isles not to be a relative fortress, especially as we don't have to faff around with a Maginot Line like the 🐸s do.

There's no reliable technology against ICBM. They drop out of orbit over the target. Even after all these decades, deterrence is still the only defence.

Jesus, just get plenty of baked beans in, and stop being so pessimistic!

@@DerekLangdon 🤣🤣🤣🤣

I think you missed the point of the film my friend.

@@HappyBear376 I watched the video, which is nicely produced. It's too pessimistic, eventually the World would recover but it would take 100 years or so. Advanced society will be preserved in the southern hemisphere but the UK will be toast.

@@s0ycapitan Perhaps Mankind is slightly more reailiant. I learned a great deal about this when I was a young Soldier. One could argue more as I studied. As long as you have an aggressive personality and a wee bit of knowladge I suggest. Get water (higher the better) .

@@s0ycapitan The contamination would last about 20K years (vide Chernobyl exclusion zone.) Most people would be dead. Most of the survivors would be maimed, traumatised and genetically compromised. The South would also be nuked for good measure. 'Threads' had a slew of Phds as consultants including the late great Carl Sagan. I think they knew a great deal about the subject.

@@3replybiz Worst contamination would come from nuclear power plants which were either nuked or melted down. This would last 1000s of years. Fallout from the bombs is far less of a problem as there us a relatively small amount of long lived radioactive species.

Not much can be done under the modern conservative party.

Actually they did and it’s still running great, not as quick and effective as nukes, just mild side effects like no heartbeat.

​@@s.r.howell1297the Tories simply wouldn't bother. They hate us all anyway & would've probably escaped to some tropical islands beforehand. Where's the royals at right now? 😂

Well people might take a nuclear war seriously.

@@s.r.howell1297 Labour would have done NO better they wanted the lock down to carry on for another year or more.

It would probably stop the boats!😅

yup why bother? the UK is dead already from importing the mohamad murder cult.

@@avasworld8633 so would an airrifle, only needs a few holes

For all of recorded history the islands of Britain have continually had migration from outside. Doesn't seem to have "decimated" us yet. Tho im sure there were tribemens complaining in the same way as you are now.

Preppers will be standing there with their gold coins wondering why they can’t buy bread🤦‍♂️

That's why you get a weapon

Oh so I guess preppies should just stop preparing and instead be as savage and helpless as everyone else then. Did you even read what you said before you posted? What a stupid comment.

Being somewhat prepared is better than being caught with nothing at all I'd argue. Though the chances for both groups are slim

​@@jammydodger1449you ignore the time it takes for a nuclear war to finish..the predicted exchange has been estimated to stleast last a week.

Would you fight for your country if called? I wouldn't. The powers that be have run this countrys armed forces down so much it's a disgrace.

The elites will have nobody to piss off

Some of the UK bunkers wouldn't have been good enough (theyre nowhere near the protection level of East German and Soviet bunkers) and they were ojnly designed for about three months use

Give us all enough time and notice then like the common elites we to could leave the country

I watched "threads" as a kid. My take on it is, Yes it's worth it to survive, the first generation after the Fallout would have it the easiest, there would still be canned food everywhere, the second generation would face starvation and cannibalism, as the Fallout stops falling the sky would open up to more sunlight, the first new farmers would begin again, the future of the human race would depend on the first and second generation after the war going through a hell on earth, but the 3rd generation would be able to rebuild and form new societies, the polulation of the planet would be tiny at first, but with time and the radiation getting less and less, after about 100 years we would rebuild society. To just give up is a choice, but staying and surviving is the right thing to do for the future generations of humanity

The extent and effects of a "nuclear winter" are far from certain.

Donald pleasance explained fake news in 1968 yt

And me!

And me!

To be fair, a lot of the technology was a lot more analogue in the 50's and 60's and not much of the equipment they were using would have microchips in it. Surely our telephone lines all being above ground and not shielded would cause problems though? And it would effect the power grid.

EMP? I can’t bear the thought of it.

It did by the 70's for both military and civilians. Even if it was rather basic, like keep your transistor radio in a biscuit tin. Electronic infrastructure was more resilient then. Technology has advanced so much since, that it's now extremely vulnerable. The only positive is that if we suffer the effects of a nuclear EMP then electrical failures will be the very least of our problems.

At least EMP doesn’t kill people just electrics hence why Russia never used sophisticated weaponry as an EPM blast doesn’t effect a pencil

@@COUNTDOWNTOPOWER EMP would knock out the power grid.

Investment in War? Now that is comical. Who wishes to invest in war then, Sunak,and friends?

Pedo in Dunblane so there's NO money now !

They have capacity to go to war ie nukes. You could building massive bunkers than could housed thousands, and grow food under ground with uva lights etc. But it would be massively expensive

@@Mulberry2000 you are correct we could but just look how long it’s taken to build the HS2 rail link massively over budget and they still haven’t got it done. The UK always seems to leave it till the last minute to do anything too little too late and sometimes is embarrassing to see

@Mulberry2000 Pedo in Dunblane so there's no money !

What country has nukes pointed at the UK?

@@MI7DJT Russia for one!

@@khankrum1 You have forgotten..MAD. We have them too, Russia would be wiped out if anything happened to the UK, we wouldn't need the US...we have our own.

Its small enough to be wiped out

​@@CraigJukesyou are absolutly correct mate.

why would they need to be? the cold war is over, it has been over for 30years, the threat of nuclear war is probably much lower than any period during the cold war.

War is closer now

@@TEPMARMY No, it is much worse today due to the Wests hostility to Russia, especially Britain.

Imagine if it's on a Monday afternoon, the amount of p1ssed off ghosts there'll be that they didn't just sleep in!! 🤣

Stay off the drugs pal. They are making you delusional!

Spot on. Most people think they will be vaporised by huge nukes. This probably won't be the case. Might as well learn what to do if you survive.

Giving cyanide pills to the survivors would be the kindest response by the authorities, sure some might survive a nuclear exchange but it would be decades before life would start to be worth living again and even then we would be living in a pre industrial society and we would only be able to gradually build back up our manufacturing capacity. A problem I don't hear being addressed is that the damage that would be caused by nuclear power stations being hit or even the lack of personnel that would be around to keep them from blowing up after a war, reactors going into meltdown or the leaking of radioactive waste due to neglect would cause a lot of additional contamination to an already poisoned world, I wish I shared your optimism.

Saying fact at the end of your opinion doesnt make it a fact

Fact is neither would the ones who bombed us. They would get 200 nuclear bombs in retaliation.

Castle Bravo!

Welcome to the apocalypse. I hope you like leatherrrrr.

As you're eastward, could you please be a dear and let us know once the missiles are on the way? That way I can die the way I've always lived; frantically bulk-buying toothbrushes & wasting life trying to save 30p a pallet. 🙏

@@Naptosis All you have to do, is to buy one of my special atomic-bomb-brushes. They are delivered with a survival guarantee!

@@eb4661 Since you've guaranteed it, I'd be stupid NOT to buy these brushes!! The russıans won't be expecting this! 💪🪥🪥🪥

Yes, In the UK we are well versed in brushing off problems.

Yeah like wtf hydrogen bombs are just so overpowered man, I don't understand how such a thing could even be built. And it's CHEAPER than an A bomb. That's like a Ferrari being cheaper to make than a Golf lol

No, the biosphere largely won't.

Seen loads of those old ROC bunker posts on Various KZfaq Urbex videos, most are either derelict, or flooded but a few have been preserved or restored to there original condition, or used as 'mancaves!'

Typical Britain, just let everything rot.

Imagine being so pathetic to still be trotting out lame bullsh*t like this somewhere it doesn't belong.

It's a museum, that's why it's signposted. When it was still operational it would have been truly secret and there would be no signposts of course. It's doesn't look like much from the outside. Just a small unremarkable building, it looks like an electricity sub station or water authority building and most of the public during the day would have assumed that is what it was.

​@davidw8110 the current bunkers for local government are very low key, but visible on Google earth once you recognise their look.

@@davidw8110 i'm afraid they weren't secret even before Duncan Campbells Warplan as quite a few people had done national service in the ex RAF ones.I found Hack Green when it was still in use and very active (i'm not from the area) at the third attempt and found 95% of the others,the bungalow was a dead giveaway for the ex ROTORPLAN ones. You might be astonished to learn that some of them still had RAF signposts,despite being RGHQs and SRHQs (government bunkers) or had signs saying "Crown Building"

Now here is a person that likes a good old full stop!

Survival isn't worth it

If none of us survive, who'll be left to vote for the Irish in Eurovision!?

@@Naptosis Well they have a trans singer for this years entry called barbie thug so we weren't getting votes regardless, I'm almost wishing for nuclear war to avert the embarrassment....

Yes it's worth it to survive, the first generation after the Fallout would have it the easiest, there would still be canned food everywhere, the second generation would face starvation and cannibalism, as the Fallout stops falling the sky would open up to more sunlight, the first new farmers would begin again, the future of the human race would depend on the first and second generation after the war going through a hell on earth, but the 3rd generation would be able to rebuild and form new societies, the polulation of the planet would be tiny at first, but with time and the radiation getting less and less, after about 100 years we would rebuild society. To just give up is a choice, but staying and surviving is the right thing to do for the future generations of humanity

Ruth looked like she was in her 80’s 12-13 years later when she succumbed to the harsh conditions and died. Nuclear winter would be rough.