Continuity of Business under Nuclear Terror Conditions

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(Free-Press-Release.com) June 25, 2010 -- It is impossible to predict when and where such an attack may occur, but current politics and technology combine to create a climate increasingly conducive to nuclear terror blackmail. Yet there are few provisions to protect businesses, non-governmental organizations (NGOs) or populations at large from the effects of such disasters.

Continuity of Government (COG) programs at federal, state and even local levels do exist. Secret shelter areas and evacuation procedures are designed to take care of selected leaders and bureaucrats, but average businessmen, city dwellers, suburbanites, and country folk are not included.

There are numerous emergency survival programs designed to come into play when hurricanes, tornadoes, floods, or earthquakes take place. Most of such events and their paths are predictable. Nuclear terror is a man-made disaster. It is unpredictable, and besides destruction of infrastructure, it also brings electromagnetic pulse (EMP) and radiation issues into play. These would eliminate communications and incapacitate any products based on microchips such as cell phones, radios, TVs, autos, and all computers. Deadly radiation could contaminate huge areas of countryside and productive agricultural land for a long time. Imposition of martial law may limit all forms of transportation.

About Bohdan O. Szuprowicz

Bohdan O. Szuprowicz is the author of several books published by St. Martin’s Press, John Wiley & Sons, McGraw-Hill, Amacom, Todd Publishing and Computer Technology Research. He also published hundreds of articles in magazines and newspapers of 20 countries. His online blogs and short stories can be seen on Triond, Facebook, Twitter and other sites. He is an experienced public speaker and is available to appear on radio, TV, and at conferences, symposia and clubs in USA and Europe. Some nuclear terror related ideas are described in his special blog: http://nuke-geopolitics.blogspot.com

As a professional researcher Szuprowicz traveled in about 60 countries of the world, not as a tourist, but as business consultant, journalist and researcher. He dealt with rogue states geopolitics handling difficult subjects of early trade with China, Soviet technology and strategic materials in South Africa. He speaks French, Spanish, and Polish, some Russian and German and lives permanently in Florida. He is a member of the Schiehallion Club of Kinloch Rannoch.

Contact:

Bohdan O. Szuprowicz, President
21st Century Research

462 Lake of the Woods Drive
Venice, Florida, 34293-4144, USA

Telephone: 941-496-7782
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