Real estate firm creates nuclear war house-hunting guide

[struggle4progress]

BY DON SWEENEY
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AUGUST 11, 2017 9:16 AM

... "A backyard nuclear bunker can be a cool edition to a property, but can also be a pain to construct so rather than hide away, homeowners can look to radiation free pockets of the nation to save themselves the trouble," suggests emoov.co.uk in a press release ...

Russell Quirk, founder and CEO of emoov.co.uk, conceded that post-apocalyptic home prices might be irrelevant. "That said, with buyer demand already at explosive levels compared to the ground zero stock levels available, a nuclear war could see these more affordable areas grow in value as demand for a house still standing outside of an impact zone increases" ...

http://www.sacbee.com/news/nation-world/world/article166699557.html

[Hoyt]

1. Problem is, who knows where Little Kim's missiles will land. I suspect LA or NYC are no more likely

to be hit than North Dakota. Obviously, square miles have something to do with odds. But where Kim aims his rockets, ain't where they are going to land. Plus, odds are good the warhead will fizzle.

I'm just going to stand there smiling and watch the blast just before I burn.