DANGEROUS WORLD
Emergency Agencies Prep For Nuke Explosion In Times Square

The city’s Office of Emergency Management ran a training exercise Wednesday that simulated a response to a 10-kiloton nuclear device exploding at 42nd Street and Seventh Avenue in Times Square, WCBS 880’s Rich Lamb reported. According to the exercise, 100,000 people were instantly killed; a wave of overpressure took down buildings for a half-mile radius and did damage for up to two miles; and a radiation cloud swept over the region. The drill’s scenario also included a shutdown of subway service and interruptions to cellphone service. The city agency practiced rehearsing communications with the federal government and local law enforcement agencies in the Tri-State area

How To Survive Nuclear Armageddon
This guide is for families preparing for imminent terrorist or strategic nuclear attacks with expected severe destruction, widespread radioactive fallout downwind, and extensive disruptions of services. You can expect localized and downwind contamination from the explosion and dispersed radioactive materials. If you are near enough to see or hear any local bomb blast, assume that it includes radiological or chemical agents. You should move away from the blast area as quickly as possible. If the wind is blowing toward you from the direction of the blast, travel in a direction that is crosswise or perpendicular to the wind as you move away from the blast area. If possible cover your face with a dust mask or cloth to avoid inhaling potentially radioactive dust. Upon reaching a safe location, remove your outer clothing outside and shower as soon as possible. Refer to local news sources for additional instructions about sheltering or evacuation. The
 government is better prepared to direct and assist the public in a 'dirty bomb' incident, unlike an actual nuclear weapon attack...

Terror Attack In Canada Called Sign Of “Something Bigger”
The Ottawa shooter has been identified as Michael Zehef-Bibeau, reportedly a Canadian of Algerian descent whose passport had recently been seized when he was designated a "high risk traveler." He was shot down by sergeant-at-arms Kevin Vickers while mounting an attack inside the Canadian Parliament building. Zehef-Bibeau killed Cpl. Nathan Cirillo, shot down near the War Memorial in Ottawa. Zehef-Bibeau's motives have not been confirmed, but it is reasonable to assume they are connected to the war against the Islamic State. On October 7, the Canadian government authorized a six month commitment to the U.S.-led air offensive against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria. This move prompted a Canadian-born Muslim convert fighting with Islamic State forces to urge attacks on Canada since it is "permissible to retaliate in a like manner."