WHAT TO DO WHEN SHIT HITS THE FAN????

 ZEROHEDGE PARLE DEJA COMME SI LA GUERRE AVAIT DEJA COMMENCE..
 EN TOUS CAS BCP D' ACTIVITE A COTE DU PORT  EN SYRIE , LES NAVIRES RUSSES QUITTENT LE PORT POUR SE METTRE A L'A BRI EN DATE D' AUJOURD' HUI

 COMMENTAIRES ACTIFS A VOIR QQ DETAILS INTERESSANTS..
 DES  PRISES DE POSITION, DES DISPUTES, DES INSULTES... PAS CALME NON PLUS..
MAIS DES INFOS SUR LES  MOUVEMENTS DE NAVIRES  ET SOUS MARINES.... DE T MAY, ET LA PRESENCE POSSIBLE D' UN  SOUS MARIN ISRAELIEN..
 ET QQ ASTUCES POUR SURVIVRE..  ET ACHETER DE L' IODE SUR AMAZON....:

Never been one to just talk and do nothing. So, I am sharing with my ZH homies things I buy to prepare for this.
After the mushrooms fade from the clouds, you will need to protect your body against the fallout and figure out where you can travel safely. This means Iodine and a Dosimeter. The two most import things to have right after the initial blast (assuming you are still alive). In case of thermonuclear, there will not be a heat element so you may not even realize a nuclear bomb had just gone off. The Dosimeterin this case is even more import because it will be the indicator of when the Iodine tables need to be consumed.
The two items below I have purchased and think will be helpful. The Iodine is high concentration and about 5 tables should be taken immediately after the blast then 1 or 2 each day after. Use the Dosimeter to help find safe passages to where ever your desperate ass feels it needs to be at that point.
https://www.amazon.com/RADEX-RD1212-BT-Radiation-Dosimeter-Bluetooth/dp/B00PMD6VQM
https://www.amazon.com/Optimox-Iodoral-Potency-Potassium-Supplement/dp/B000X843VG


 BREF BCP D' ACTIVITE EN MER AUSSI ET PAS LA JOIE NI L' OPTIMISME DU COTE DES INTERNAUTES..
 PHOTOS

We detailed yesterday the fact that satellite images showed 11 Russian warships leaving the Syrian port of Tartus. The market initially kneejerked higher on the basis of the belief this was a 'withdrawal' or backing-down of tensions, but, as we noted, it was anything but - and now a Russian lawmaker has confirmed this was more offense than defense.
A snapshot of the port of Tartus, shows the Russian warships at anchor before, according to ISI:
Interfax now reports that Vladimir Shamanov, the head of the Defense Committee at Russian State Duma, told lawmakers that Russian military ships left Tartus naval base in Syria to ensure their security..

Confirming what we pointed out yesterday, Shamanov noted that it is usual practice for ships to leave naval base and disperse when there’s risk of attack.
This is done to ensure that one enemy munition round doesn’t damage more than one vessel at a time.

Additionally, a Russian lawmaker has confirmed that Moscow is in direct contact with US military staff for Syria.
All of which seems to suggest that the chance of a US (or allies) missile attack is increasing, not decreasing, as Russia's foreign ministry warned that Washington's statements threatening use of force are "extremely dangerous."