These bans do not follow the normal rationalizations used to justify a ban. I am not worried about the reasons we would need to give to ban right now. I am only concerned with what the effects would be, because I think many people would be surprised and pleased with where we end up. If we could only get over the shock of what it takes to get there.
The following cards are banned in Nuclear Wasteland Modern
Aether Vial
Ancestral Vision
Ancient Den
Apostle's Blessing
Bitterblossom
Blazing Shoal
Bloodbraid Elf
Chrome Mox
Cloudpost
Cranial Plating
Dark Confidant
Dark Depths
Delver of Secrets
Dread Return
Emrakul, the Aeons Torn
Expedition Map
Geist of Saint Traft
Glimpse of Nature
Golgari Grave-Troll
Grapeshot
Great Furnace
Green Sun's Zenith
Hypergenesis
Jace, the Mind Sculptor
Kiki Jiki
Kitchen Finks
Martyr of Sands
Mental Misstep
Pentad Prism
Ponder
Preordain
Prismatic Omen
Punishing Fire
Pyromancer's Ascension
Rite of Flame
Scapeshift
Seat of the Synod
Sensei's Divining Top
Snapcaster Mage
Stoneforge Mystic
Skullclamp
Sword of the Meek
Sylvan Scrying
Tarmogoyf
Tree of Tales
Umezawa's Jitte
Unburial Rites
Vault of Whispers
Vedalken Shackles
Wild Nacatl
If you'd like me to expound upon the reasons for a particular banning, I can, and have done so a number of times in the Ban thread of the Modern forums.
The main thrust is that these cards, or the decks they enable, push out a large number of other cards. Often these other cards are still much beloved by the Magic community, we just tend to not even think about them in the context of modern, because they are not currently viable.
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gonna be a pretty mediocre Tron deck without access to Expedition Map and Sylvan Scrying
Apostle's Blessing (Really, I cant see why)
Delver (It's a powerful 1 drop but it's not really oppressing)
Emrakul AND Sylvan Scrying AND Expedition Map (Why ban the three of them?)
GoST (Powerful, but it's not hard to stop)
Kitchen Finks, Martyr of Sands (?)
Snapcaster, Bob and Goyf
Plating
Your approach seem to be to ban the best cards in every color and then some other stuff, and I can't say I see the reasoning behind the choices you make.
Why should these be banned?
my Tron deck would disagree and run all over the format...
I did have access to the RTR spoiler though, so maybe I should have caught DRS. But plenty of people missed seeing how powerful he was.
If I redrafted the list today, I probably would include him.
As for Liliana, I think she was fine before DRS. She would very much be a staple of the format, but I think WotC likes planeswalkers being somewhat relevant in modern.
All that said, this plan was very much a "lets get it all out of the way plan". It looks like even if WotC is looking to get to the same endpoint, they are doing so in a slower approach: banning only a couple cards at a time. That can get to the same end point, just a bit more gradually.
I was advocating to ban like crazy, and then scale back. They appear to be banning slowly so they don't need to scale back as much.
I would build a Junk deck and it would dominate the metagame even harder than Jund does now. Knight of the Reliquary, Shaman, Putrid Leech, Geralf's Messenger, Smiter, Path to Exile, Thoughtseize, Abrupt Decay, Liliana. In your nucleair wasteland this is incredibly hard to beat.
I am aware that cards like Dark Confidant are deceptive powerhouses and push out cards that are on paper much better like Bloodgift Demon just on CMC alone, but that is hardly reason to call for the banning of every major deck enabler in the format.