Super Bowl 57 (LVII) will be played on February 12, 2023, at State Farm Stadium in Glendale, Arizona. As with any major gathering of people, security will be swarming before, during, and after the game looking to prevent a 'mass causality event' by terrorists or bad actors. For years the National Nuclear Security Administration has scanned the area near and around the big game looking for unusual radioactive signatures - or put another way, a nuclear bomb. This was the plot of a 1991 Tom Clancy novel called 'The Sum of all Fears', which was turned into a movie in 2002. The book tells the story of how terrorists detonated a nuclear bomb at the Super Bowl in Denver, though the movie version moved the location to Baltimore, in order to trigger WWIII between the United States and Russia - sound familiar to the Ukrainian situation? A 1976 movie called 'Two-Minute Warning' also involves a terrorist attack at the L.A. Coliseum football championship game where a sniper has set up to kill. The 1977 movie 'Black Sunday' further featured a terrorist attack on the Super Bowl by a blimp pilot, tortured by the horrors of the Vietnam War, who teams up with a Palestinian terrorist to crash his aircraft into the crowd and detonate a bomb. Behind the attack in the Clancy story was a sinister plot to draw the United States and Russia into WWIII, something that seems to be increasingly likely due to conflict in Ukraine. On January 24, as has been the case for 75 years, the the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists will publish a new Doomsday Clock, suggesting just how close – or far – humanity is from the brink of total disaster. Although nuclear security checks are routine during the Super Bowl, it is NOT routine to notify the public that 'we are looking for an atomic bomb in your city'. Even if there were a threat, would the NFL and Federal Government call off the game? Even so, perhaps there is no 'real' threat and instead the sum of our fears is being leveraged by the ruling class to keep us subservient.