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I know the liberals scream and cry when using nukes is suggested, but
they are reacting to the word 'nuke' and the hollywood images of slaughter from above rather than considering the actual pros and cons of the deployment of modern, advanced tactical nuclear weaponry for its own sake. We already use 'bunker buster' fuel-air bombs to attack fortified positions, but these weapons have their own limitations and often a negative effect on the environment. Modern, clean nuclear weapons can provide much more focused, shaped charges that can destroy fortified positions with no concomitant loss of life outide the target area, as one would expect from the large fuel-air bombs, which cannot shape the charge nearly as effectively. The US war aims always involve killing as few civilians as possible, whilst disabling the capacity for belligerance and minimising collateral damage. Modern, clean tactical nuclear weaponry can achieve these aims on large fortified positions, whilst saving lifes that would otherwise be lost to oxygen starvation. Although many think that nuclear weapons are dirty, radioactive, etc, and involve large amounts of fallout and great human misery, with modern nuclear weapons such charges are completely false. The modern nuke has no long term damage. It is really a flash in the pan. Politically, too, there are advantages. The will to use such weapons politically will send the (nuclear) wind up those nation states that are still uncooperative with US war aims, such as the Saudis, Iran, etc. Recently the Saudis refused to provide passenger lists to US authorities of planes departing its soil for the US. This is the kind of minimal cooperation the US has had across the Arab world, where the common man, and the middle classes, expressed public 'sympathies' for 9/11 whilst privately gloating. If the US wishes to stamp out global terrorism and halt those states, such as Iraq, which back it and are developing nuclear and biological capabilities of their own, then the US must be prepared to do whatever it takes in the teeth of opposition. |
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![]() Maaxx wrote: If the US wishes to stamp out global terrorism and halt those states, such as Iraq, which back it and are developing nuclear and biological capabilities of their own, then the US must be prepared to do whatever it takes in the teeth of opposition. Please tell us you're not reproducing. |
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![]() "Maaxx" wrote in message om... Modern, clean nuclear weapons ***************************** I love that line.... I'm going to try to use it as much as possible today.... Thanks for the satire. |
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![]() "Maaxx" wrote i couldn't agree more with the suggestion in your post title, just as long as the "use" is limited to a forty foot space directly above your abysmally dumbass self. awh |
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"Maaxx" wrote in message
om... I know the liberals scream and cry when using nukes is suggested, but they are reacting to the word 'nuke' and the hollywood images of slaughter from above rather than considering the actual pros and cons of the deployment of modern, advanced tactical nuclear weaponry for its own sake. ----------- Snipped cuz I can't stand it ---------------- Please, tell me that you don't have any launch codes in your little black bag and that you are not running for any public office that actually might have access to such weapons! Chris "What will the next 50 years bring us in this area of stupidity? Sometimes it is great to be old!" |
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