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The author, Miles Mathis, criticizes Scientific American for contributing to a “fear porn” narrative, specifically regarding nuclear weapons. He argues that an article about a facility testing nuclear weapons using lasers is deceptive and serves only to scare readers into believing Russia is about to launch a nuclear attack. Mathis asserts that nuclear weapons, including so-called hydrogen bombs, are primarily fission-based and not ignited by lasers, which he claims would be irrelevant to testing the existing U.S. nuclear stockpile. He suggests that Scientific American knows its audience is uninformed and that the article is an attempt to distract from other issues. Mathis believes the nuclear threat, like the war in Ukraine, is fabricated and is being used to cover up a “vaccine genocide” and protect companies like Pfizer. He points to widespread deaths and injuries from vaccines as evidence that the public is increasingly aware of this alleged genocide, making it impossible to conceal. He concludes by suggesting that figures like Bill Gates should be predicting a “lynching” rather than a hung election and civil war, implying public anger is imminent. Mathis provides links to his own articles on bikini.pdf, trinity.pdf, and caes.pdf for readers seeking alternative information on nuclear matters, and briefly discusses the credibility of sources like Snopes and UCSUSA.
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