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Shishkebab them.
Yeah, Grand Zealot Richter was Enclave once.
The Children of Atom migrated to Far Harbor so they were not the original first inhabitants. That honor belongs to the "Harbormen" who are the decendants of the original population.
However, besides the zealots .. there are good people living within the Nucleus .. (if you give getting to know them a chance). For that reason alone, I would not destroy the Nucleus.
But if all of them were on the verge of going all out to eliminate the folks of Far Harbor and Acadia, I wouldn't hesitate to "pull the trigger" myself.
But even for the Zealots, all of the Children of Atom obey the High Confessor and if peace is declared, then peace will prevail for everyone.
I talked with Lee once and listened to his personal story. I felt sorry for his losses and understood his bitterness toward the CoA although they had nothing to do with the fog becoming worse, Lee needed something to blame to help himself cope with his personal losses, but then the CoA preaching it was Atom's WILL pushed Lee well over the edge of tolerance to his breaking point..