Rossiya-24 gives guidance what to bring to bomb shelters

Where's your closest nuclear attack shelter? There isn't one? Oh.  The Russians are way better prepared; people in the West are being kept in the dark

Russia State TV Telling Citizens "What to Bring to (NUCLEAR) Bomb Shelters"

HalTurner,

11 April, 2018

….Last night on the nightly news broadcast, the coming conflict with the USA was the big news and officials in Russia repeatedly said "If the United States attacks Syria based on this phony chemical weapons fraud, then Russia will shoot down the incoming US missiles and fire upon the platforms which launched them - including Ships, planes and ground based locations. This action by Russia would likely cause a war between the US and Russia and . . . . . Russian state TV gave citizens advise on what they should take to Bomb Shelters.

The Russian people ARE being told what's taking place. Americans? Nothing.

The US mass-media has completely avoided discussing the ongoing situation. The American people are blissfully ignorant about the dangerous situation we're facing, and they are totally unprepared for any war to erupt with Russia. A war that may start today, tomorrow or this weekend, if the US moves ahead with plans to attack Syria over a potentially FRAUDULENT chemical weapons attack.

Think about that for a moment: A REAL war over a PHONY Chemical attack? An attacks that our own "Deep State" clearly had a hand in by supplying Chemicals from Germany? An attack for which there has been NO investigation, yet blame has already been assigned? There's something very wrong here; something VERY wrong with this picture.

We've seen this play before: When then-Secretary of State Colin Powell sat in the UN Security Council, held up a vial of ANTHRAX and claimed that Iraq possessed it and was going to kill millions. We now know that was a lie.

Here we are, years later, and we're being told Syria used chemical weapons. Gee, how convenient. But as before quite possibly a lie.

Do you want a REAL war based on a LIE? I don't.