The Subject:

THE COMING NUCLEAR WAR AND ITS AFTERMATH

-- bb (peace2u@bellatlantic.net), May 31, 1999

Answers

What station is this? shortwave? AM? thanks for the heads up

-- quietly lurking (quietly@lurking.com), May 31, 1999.

QL

Go to http://www.radioliberty.com and click on the audio or check out their radio locations. If you have realaudio you're all set. b

-- BB (peace2u@bellatlantic.net), May 31, 1999.

Who is J.R. Nyquist?

-- ... (....@....who), June 01, 1999.

He did some type of investigative reporting on Russian defectors etc. He is on top on things with Russia. Nikoli can probably tell you more.....

-- Moore Dinty moore (not@thistime.com), June 01, 1999.

Nyquist is an author and intelligence analyst who specializes in watching the communist governments and militaries. Much of the information he provides is not available through any other media to the general public, or at least not in a complete package as he delivers it. You can generally glean more up to date info from one of his interviews than you could dig up on your own in a week of looking. His years of research have convinced him the Russians have played Clinton and company for fools and are indeed preparing to launch a nuclear attack on this country in the very near future.

-- Nikoli Krushev (doomsday@y2000.com), June 01, 1999.

Good reply Nik.

It helped me listening to him. He comes across to me with the right attitudes and sincerity. It didn't hurt that I never bought into the Russian coup or feigned weakness. Like Nik said, he seems to have the best handle on where Russia truly is. b

-- BB (peace2u@bellatlantic.net), June 01, 1999.

`He is now writing twice weekly (biweekly?) columns for worldnetdaily.com. He has done 2 interviews on Art Bell. His book is one of the most intrigueing that i have ever read.

-- Joe O (ozarkjoe@yahoo.com), June 01, 1999.

Thanks

-- ..... (......@....who), June 01, 1999.

I thought the Chinese were going to bomb us first. Will they aim for the West Coast and let the Russians target the East Coast? Or is that what those missing suitcase nukes are for?

-- dinosaur (dinosaur@williams-net.com), June 01, 1999.