Nuclear attack

There's a crazy claim that Illinois would be 'relatively safe' if a nuclear war were to happen.

Missouri is again being listed as a worst place to be if WW3 breaks out, but you really shouldn't worry about it.

A new movie on Netflix shows how the government would respond if an ICBM targeted Chicago.

A new study claims that the Mississippi River would be a surprise first-strike target along with other areas of Missouri.

A new map infers that Quincy, Illinois will be one of the safest places in America after a nuclear strike, but...

A new nuclear target database reveals there are now 19 locations in Illinois believed to be at risk.

It's a given that Chicago is in big trouble if an enemy were to ever attempt a surprise first-strike nuclear attack, however a newly-revealed map from FEMA now shows dozens of targets in the Land of Lincoln if all of our worst nightmares ever came true.

I try very hard to not be an alarmist, but current reality means you really need to have an emergency plan in your head of what you'd do if everyone's worst-case scenario happens. There are several things that you could see happen in Illinois that might give you an early warning that a nuclear attack is imminent.

If you're paranoid about the upcoming total solar eclipse and the world situation in general, you might want to look the other way. I've come across evidence that elites are hiding in a survival condo in the Kansas City, Missouri area, but there are also lots of reasons I wouldn't worry too much if I were you.

Missouri has a ton of helpful tips in the event that we get nuked and/or have a radiation emergency.