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The question that needs the answer is what do we do when these aggressive posturing nations do when they get a nuclear weapon...Since there is no realistic way to keep them from obtaining them..Just as it was with Greek fire, Our enemies will obtain the weapon or develop it like the US did..It is no secret to the creation of such weapons..She slays the American psyche...Your "job"?Shall we compare him to the last POTUS for whom you voted?
I'm doing my job....you do yours.
Do elaborate!
Why the fear of responding to this query?
"Nuclear weapons proliferation, whether by state or nonstate actors, poses one of the greatest threats to international security today. Iran's apparent efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, what amounts to North Korean nuclear blackmail, and the revelation of the A.Q. Khan black market nuclear network all underscore the far-from-remote possibility that a terrorist group or a so-called rogue state will acquire weapons of mass destruction or materials for a dirty bomb."
http://www.cfr.org/nonproliferation...global-nuclear-nonproliferation-regime/p18984
I'd certainly like to hear why you disagree with the above.
C'mon now....take responsibility for your earlier (failed) attempt to disagree with my attack on the Cairo speech.
Yet Iran doesn't have any nuclear weapons as of yet...So I can not see why you would use the wrong tense on your statement..North Korea has barked like an angry dog yet refuses to bite..Years ago it was fear over Pakistan and India having nuclear exchanges, yet none have occurred.....
I suggest building an underground living system..
You can run, but you can't hide.
So saith the Brown Bomber
The Obama Doctrine is the very opposite of this:
"Nuclear weapons proliferation, whether by state or nonstate actors, poses one of the greatest threats to international security today. Iran's apparent efforts to acquire nuclear weapons, what amounts to North Korean nuclear blackmail, and the revelation of the A.Q. Khan black market nuclear network all underscore the far-from-remote possibility that a terrorist group or a so-called rogue state will acquire weapons of mass destruction or materials for a dirty bomb."
http://www.cfr.org/nonproliferation...global-nuclear-nonproliferation-regime/p18984
I'd certainly like to hear why you disagree with the above, and support the doctrine elucidated by a fool.
Please.....I appreciate the entertainment.