I am closely following the nuclear issue in the Ukraine War, and have been obsessed with nuclear annihilation all my life, and here is the latest. Dmitry Medvedev, deputy chairman of Russia's Security Council, who also previously served as the country's president and prime minister, is the latest Russian to say that things could go badly and a nuclear war could occur. I wonder why so few journalists are taking this threat seriously, especially thinkers from the dissent right? I look at sites such as Vdare and American Renaissance daily, with writers that one of my colleagues said are the smartest people on Earth, but I do not find any in-depth analyses, led alone reflections on what happens in the worst-case scenario. I would surmise that most of these people do not have any idea of what to advise, so they say nothing. Well, when I was a lad out in the Victorian scrub, at the time of the Cuban (spell check advised “cubic”) missile crisis, I dug a bomb shelter in the side of a hill, and a mighty fine bomb shelter it was for a lad.