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To: Meet the New Boss

yup

plenty of countries have nukes. it’s ain’t a big deal these days

the chicken kitties running around screaming the sky is falling need to get their act together


20 posted on 09/04/2017 1:01:35 AM PDT by vooch (America First Drain the Swamp)
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To: vooch
plenty of countries have nukes. it’s ain’t a big deal these days

Not really, there are 195 countries, and only 9 have nuclear weapons:

United States
Russia
United Kingdom
France
China
India
Pakistan
North Korea
Israel

30 posted on 09/04/2017 1:44:15 AM PDT by Wayne07
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To: vooch

“it’s ain’t a big deal these days”

A madman has control over deliverable thermonuclear weapons and potentially the ability to deliver some of them to the US mainland.

His regime is an insanity cult, sworn to our destruction.

Every day they announce they are going to nuke us.

And you think we should not act to prevent that?


122 posted on 09/04/2017 8:26:03 AM PDT by Mariner (War Criminal #18)
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To: vooch

Really? So a proven madman with nukes - and a missile capable of putting one on U.S. soil - is perfectly acceptable to you? (Shaking head in disbelief)


132 posted on 09/04/2017 9:02:51 AM PDT by JME_FAN
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To: vooch
plenty of countries have nukes. it’s ain’t a big deal these days

Isn't a big deal?????? Instantly burning to death in a nuclear fireball is no big deal? Having an American city disappear is no big deal?? Think hard about what you said, please.

142 posted on 09/04/2017 12:53:31 PM PDT by hoagy62 ("It's not the whole world gone mad. Just the people in it." Oh start)
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