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Commentary On Any Means Necessary By Jack Mars
Boom! One blast changes your life and your survival instincts start kicking in. The book Any Means Necessary by Jack Mars is about the struggle of a nuclear crisis and preventing one from happening. What would you do if you were in a nuclear disaster/attack?? I will tell you what I would do in the event of a nuclear disaster/attack. I would find a safe shelter, find my family and prepare for more attacks. In order to survive you need to stay on your A-game and be ready for anything and that is what my story is about. When in a true nuclear situation you would need to do a few things, but the most important is to find shelter/ set up base camp. In Any Means Necessary Luke and Ed set up a base camp after the first small nuclear attack. Luke stood inside …show more content…
In Any Means Necessary Luke and Ed have to prevent a second, larger attack from the terrorists and they do successfully. We are going to catch the horrible people that are trying to commit this act of violence (Mars, Jack 44%).If I was trying to prevent a large scale attack from happening I would need to find out the target by saying on the enemy and if that was not possible you would need to go to the enemy cams were the missiles are stored and disarm or steal them. You would need to be as smart as a lion and proactive to prepare for another attack. In the event of knowing something about a second attack, I would try my very hardest to stop it from happening. The world around you seems to be collapsing, half of New York city is abandoned and you are left to survive. If I was in Luke’s life, the main character of Any Means Necessary by Jack Mars, I would find a safe shelter, find my family and prepare for more attacks. Surviving a nuclear crisis is like an obstacle course, hard to complete but rewarding in the end. You will need to have perseverance and not give up when times get tough, like

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