Commercial insurance policies added exemptions for emp, war, nuclear blasts, and radiation damage in 2001, right after some little-known commercial structure incident in NYC.

It's been going on for a little while. A year or so. But we keep adding man power to accommodate the policies and engineers to evaluate multiple locations.

this is not cause for alarm at all. INS companies are asking for all sorts of stuff these days.

Why do they bother writing laws about a situation that would mean they will all be taken out of their homes and shot?

Do the bankers really think they are going to be the ones to survive the Civil War they are starting?

Some of us know who our real enemies are. I won't be targeting idiot college kids who are brainwashed - we have real targets lined up if they push the button.

Okay, no boom since 1945.

Yes there were accidents, but no boom with or a without mushroom cloud. Or ''allah akbar''(pick your perceived enemy) boom . Simple as that.

I work for an energy insurance company. The type of policies we are underwriting are very fucking scary. There is a lot of money being poured into the "off chance" the NYC area is wiped out, and nationwide power plants are attacked. These aren't policies created and paid for because of precaution. They are basically a waiting game at this point. When these giant companies are throwing billions to insure this type of stuff, you pay attention. They each have a whole team of people advising them. It's very scary.

Insurance has had this hard coded in for a long, long time. It seems reasonable to me that it should be in banking by-laws as well. Business continuity doesn't give two fucks about anyone's feefees.

Only if you live near a big city. And the cities are all kinds of cancer these days anyway.

What are the kikes planing now?

Jewish false flags

It does seem odd that they made this change now, as opposed to doing it during the US/Soviet cold war when we were thiiiiiiiiiiiiiis close to playing Fallout in real life.

I live in a nuke-free zone, so I don't have to worry!

This just seems like common sense policy. Have your ass covered

this + the Trump announcement ... vury scury

as long as everybody has nukes, we're safe

It reads to me more like "if some crazy nuke or whatever keeps board members from showing up to meetings, whoever does show is automatically in charge of everything." Like no more committee decisions, who ever is left is king of the company.

I am in a safe zone. Nuke away.

"x" should make you feel "y" emotion

Everyone is doing this.

I'll decide what emotions to feel myself when I read a piece of news thank you very much!

Now fuck right off!

Nope. Nukes don't actually work.

Kek.

The change went into effect on Oct. 4th 2017.

Scary.

https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/19617/000001961717000543/exh31-jpmcbyxlaws2017.htm