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Relax, it was a joke.
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So sign off on the treaty and that leaves some 1550 warheads.....cool.
Ivan is getting controlling interest in uranium mines out west.....cool.
Suddenly N Korea and Iran have surprising centrifuge technology and delivery systems.....supplied by 'others'. Sign a treaty and sit by and let your stooges do your dirty work.......
I would be perfectly OK with that. There are a hand full of countries out there with out nukes and have some how managed to escape being invaded. Can you imagine what would happen to the world economy f the US economy collapsed due to a nuke attack? China won't do it because there would be no one to buy all their stuff. What motivation would Russia have?
The nuke that blows up on US soil will not come in on a rocket. It will sail or drive to its destination. It will be a terrorist act, not an act of war.
To keep the hawks at ease, keep a few boomers around if it makes you happy. Get rid of the rest.
No country is going to dismantle their nuclear forces in such a way.
I felt an earthquake here.......Dude we are in agreement.
President Obama may not be troubled by additional barriers to building a comprehensive missile defense. After all, he has already cut the missile interceptor force for protecting the U.S. by 50%. However, future presidents who are serious about missile defense would be hamstrung by this treaty, which would be in effect for 10 years.
Obama played his trump card already. Disarm unilaterally, starting with destroying 50% of our arsenal. First he was no on ABM, now he is yes. After he threw the Ukraine and Poland under the bus, now he wants to extend a hand?
A test of the United States' only long-range missile defense system failed Wednesday -- the second failure this year in two tries.
Missle test fails
One hundred billion dollars and they don't have jack to show for it. Let's sink another hundred billion, may be it will hit something. Fifty percent success rate on carefully planned tests. They know where the missile will be and what time it will be there. I could be wring but I am pretty sure that who ever launches a ICBM will not give us a heads up.
If we don't cut missile defense how do you purpose we pay for it? There are going to be some heafty cuts coming down the pipeline and the decision is going to have to be made on what stays and what goes. Any idea's?
Hitting a fixed target (city) with a ICBM is not the same as hitting a small target (ICBM) or a warhead (small sofa) moving at super sonic speed with at most 1/2 hour between launch and "OH crap, too late". It is exponentially more difficult to hit the latter as opposed the former. Just look at the targeting performance of the cruise missiles used during the gulf war for proof. With the GPS and targeting ability they were able to place one through the window and you could choose which one and what floor.