Posted Sep 27, 2017, 4:14 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Hippyville, Winnipeg
Posts: 8,733
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Originally Posted by Stormer
Why would the prairies be uninhabitable? People lived here before there was internet LOL. Sure there would be suffering, but people would adapt until things got rolling again. It would not take years to at least get some electricity back. We have water, farmland, coal. natural gas and oil. People would figure out how to get that out of the ground and transported even if the refineries were nuked. In the mean time, there is plenty of wood around. It is pretty easy to build a heating stove out of an old oil drum, for example.
I think it is more likely people will be coming up from the States to get away from fallout and anarchy and to steal our stuff. I would not want to be in AZ with no A/C or water.
Winnipeg is unlikely to be targeted as there is little of strategic value there in a military sense. Regina on the other hand has a massive oil refinery, steel mill and is the crossroads of many oil pipelines.
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We have a fairly major airforce base here, including the headquarters for the Canadian NORAD region.
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