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Samizdata, derived from Samizdat /n. - a system of clandestine publication of banned literature in the USSR [Russ.,= self-publishing house]

Just when you thought it was safe to sleep

In case there is one person in the world who doesn’t read Instapundit… you really have to read this.

We can only hope the error was due to Soviet era inflated production numbers. I’d much rather believe the 200 “missing” nukes were never actually built than imagine them in the hands of the Russian Mafia. That just does not bear thinking about.

Real Estate on isolated Pacific desert islands is a good investment possibility with an expectation of a very high near term ROI. Samizdata’s cracked investment advisory team also gives a strong buy recommendation on abandoned hard rock mine shafts in the Rocky Mountains…

4 comments to Just when you thought it was safe to sleep

  • Don’t worry, ABC News has a perfectly good explanation for the missing nukes, according to ScrappleFace.

  • Rocky Mountains. Mine shafts. Y’all didn’t really think I’m in Denver, did you?
    These Samizdatistas know everything. And, no, I’m not sharing my mine. Unless you bring beer.

  • Dale Amon

    Our secret underground headquarters plans include storage for critical supplies, mostly 50 gallon beer drums. We figure we can stuff enough packets of crisps and such between the barrels to keep us going.

    Bog facilities are an as yet unsolved problem, although one solution under consideration is a Loo Shaft to the center of the Earth. That might be sufficient to handle the needs of a Samizdata team with nothing to do for 100 years in a mineshaft packed with beer barrels…

  • Michael Lonie

    We must not allow a mineshaft gap!