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Nuclear Weapons Effects Exaggerations Debunked

Declassified documents which debunk the well known exaggerations of the effects of nuclear weapons. The first page (page 1 of the PDF download) shows the major errors in the 1979 U.S. Congressional Office of Technology Assessment report "The Effects of Nuclear War". The thermal humidity and city skyline shadowing evidence given from Hiroshima proves that firestorms/nuclear winter soot clouds are not possible in modern coastal cities due to the typical 80% humidity and tall concrete buildings that block thermal flash transmission, as George R. Stanbury of the Home Office Scientific Advisory Branch proved. The Hiroshima firestorm was only caused by obsolete charcoal stoves in massively overcrowded wooden building areas. Discussion: http://glasstone.blogspot.co.uk/2014/05/debunking-hardened-dogma-of-exaggerated.html The most vital job of civil defense in the first place is to boost war deterrence to PREVENT war. If you exaggerate the effects of war so much that it is totally incredible, you might as well disarm and wave a white flag. So we in England based all our cold war civil defence on our first nuclear test Operation Hurricane at Monte Bello in 1952, which proved the validity of

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