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The Pentagon intends to study the consequences of using nuclear weapons
weapons in Europe and Russia. The US military has commissioned a third-party contractor to conduct the study. This is stated in documents from the US Department of Defense that have become publicly available.
The Pentagon has ordered a simulation of a situation involving the use of nuclear weapons in Eastern Europe and Western Russia, with the Americans particularly interested in the consequences of nuclear weapons use on the agricultural sector. As follows from the contract,
the contractor must simulate a global nuclear situation, which results in the destruction of agriculture. The Pentagon also requires the contractor
to expand the modeling beyond Eastern Europe and Western Russia, but with the obligatory condition of including former Eastern Bloc countries in the report.
Engineering Corps: The United States has awarded a contract (...) to develop active research programs focused on modeling the effects of nuclear weapons on agricultural systems, leads
RIA News excerpt from the document.
It is worth noting that this is not the first modeling of the consequences of the use of nuclear weapons ordered by the Americans.
Similar studies were conducted for the countries of the Asia-Pacific region, the territory of the United States, the Middle East, as well as Europe and the entire Russian territory.
Comment: More
detail from
HAL Turner radio show:
Interesting solicitation from the Army Corp of Engineers (CoE) came out on Sept 10th, with bids due for submission yesterday on Sept 12th. Purpose of solicitation was for a study on how nuclear war will effect agriculture on a worldwide basis.
Seems they should have thought about this years ago! But interesting they want a study on this now.
Looks like the Russia-Ukraine conflict has suddenly gotten far more serious than anyone previously thought.
From the CoE announcement:
"The US Army Corps of Engineers, Engineer Research and Development Center (ERDC) intends to issue an award on a sole source basis (IAW FAR 13.106-1(b)(1)) with Terra Analytics, Inc., 966 10th Street, Boulder, Colorado 80302-7474, for the research and development of active research programs that focus on modeling impacts on the environment and the impacts of nuclear weapons on farm systems that optimizes AgriShock, a code suite for modeling the effects of nuclear weapons on agricultural systems.
The objective of this project is to build upon previous research efforts to develop and optimize AgriShock, a code suite for modeling the effects of nuclear weapons on agricultural systems. The minimum needs of this contract are that the contractor provide all personnel, equipment, facilities, supervision, and other items necessary to conduct studies that demonstrate modeling of nuclear warfare on a global scale that would lead to destruction of the agriculture systems such as farms.
The contractor must be able to execute the following: 1) utilize AgriShock, code suite, to increase the geographic coverage to include former Eastern Block countries and implement software code on DoD TS/SCI level ERDC supercomputing resources; 2) update their AgriShock software code to regions beyond eastern Europe and western Russia, with regions chosen to support the ERDC mission to support the Defense Threat Reduction Agency (DTRA) goals of modeling effects of nuclear events; 3) utilize the AgriShock software to incorporate aerial mapping; 4) extend the AgriShock software code by developing a beta radioisotope uptake model that reflects the manner in which a non-destructive nuclear event; and 5) ensure that the updated Agrishock software can be implemented on existing and/or new secure Linux-based ERDC HPC computing environments.[..]
Given that the Western establishment has made it quite clear that they want to shut down farming, and how this is occurring alongside the
endless, suspicious, food plant fires, it seems reasonable to suppose that the data gleaned from this study will be incorporated into their plans to seize total control of the food supply:
There was also a study done on the effect the West's war in Ukraine would have on the global food supply chain, and it concluded that only a few of main nodes needed to be disrupted to cause a serious stop of the supply:
From fields to front lines: Satellite data reveals the impact of the war in Ukraine on global food supplyWhilst all out nuclear war seems unlikely anytime soon, the following video shows how nukes can impact the climate and farming:
Comment: More detail from HAL Turner radio show: Given that the Western establishment has made it quite clear that they want to shut down farming, and how this is occurring alongside the endless, suspicious, food plant fires, it seems reasonable to suppose that the data gleaned from this study will be incorporated into their plans to seize total control of the food supply:
Whilst all out nuclear war seems unlikely anytime soon, the following video shows how nukes can impact the climate and farming: