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    Nu-Clear Vision
    Nu-Clear Vision
    Nu-Clear Vision
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    Nu-Clear Vision

    By Michael Stevens

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    The world is a powder keg that has the potential to go belly up and destroy our way of life. Could you survive if this happened? This book provides a guide that can help you be prepared should several possible scenarios happen, and how to get by once they have happened. No jargon, just a simple, straightforward and easy going book that could one day save you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherMichael Stevens
    Release dateNov 8, 2015
    ISBN9781311504975
    Nu-Clear Vision
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    Michael Stevens

    I grew up East London and now live in Kent.I am a Sci-Fi and Fantasy geek, avid Arsenal supporter and lover of technology.I have always been into survival and end of the world scenarios, and have watched and read so much on this it is madness.I love to create and build, both in my head and physically, and believe I am part of a dying breed in this regard.I hope to share my views through my writing and maybe encourage people to be a bit more hands on in their lives rather than just throwing away things, maybe even look to the future as I do with both awe and trepidation.I write as I speak, and speak as I write. I do not use fancy words unless I have to, and hope this will appeal to my readers.

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      Book preview

      Nu-Clear Vision - Michael Stevens

      Nu-Clear Vision

      Michael Stevens

      Copyright © 2015 by Michael Stevens

      This e-book is licensed for your personal enjoyment only, and therefore remains the copyrighted property of the author. This e-book may not be redistributed to others for commercial or non-commercial purposes. If you enjoyed this book, please encourage your friends to download their own copy from their favorite authorized retailer. Thank you again for your support.

      Table of Contents

      Disclaimer

      Foreword

      We have come so far

      Where are you going with this?

      What’s the plan?

      Water World

      We did it

      Inland caves

      Cliff face caves

      Nuclear Apocalypse

      But there are Mutants

      Creating basic survival tools

      You made it

      Citations

      Dedicated to my Baby Sister

      Thanks for giving me the courage to write this book and for all your help in making it what it is

      Disclaimer

      I really did not want to do this part but based on the personal injury claim culture I have been advised that I need to protect myself just in case someone does something and gets hurt so here goes.

      This guide is built around a scenario where the whole world order has been destroyed.

      This means no power. No running water. No central heating and most of all no supermarkets.

      This means to survive you are going to have to adapt to a very different way of living.

      I am going to give you the basics on how to do this as simply as possible. However, please bear in mind that as we are talking about doing things you are not used to, there will always be an element of risk and in some cases this can be quite a serious element.

      I have complete faith in everything I have written. However as there are numerous things that are dangerous I must state that should you choose to do anything contained within this work, it is at your own risk and in no way shape or form may I be held liable for any possible consequences of such actions.

      By continuing to read this book you are indicating your acceptance of this fact and agree that no claim can be made against me in any manner.

      Foreword

      This is a little book I decided to write following a mad conversation I had with my baby Sister one day.

      I am a great lover of tech and I often wonder at how far we have come as a species. I am truly humbled to be able to see just what we have achieved. However, I am also horrified at some of the things we are capable of too.

      I am one of those people who over analyze everything and so am always thinking of what to do if this or that happens, or how to react if someone says or does something.

      This has led to some rather deep delving into the major what-ifs of

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