Posted on 02/13/2025 11:54:07 AM PST by E. Pluribus Unum
- Will be looking at the IRS
- Car tariffs are coming soon
- Would love to have Russia back in G7
- Elon Musk’s DOGE is doing a great job
- Deadline to ban TikTok could be extended
- Taiwan took our chip business—we want it back
- Not concerned about countries shifting business to China
- Wants talks on military spending cuts with Russia & China
- No need for producing or stockpiling new nuclear weapons
- BRICS nations playing with the dollar could face 100%+ tariffs
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We are at no disadvantage. 300 modern nukes are more than enough.
Any use of nukes will end the world.
I don’t know what he’s told and neither do you. He may or may not know that and given past behavior by bureaucracy they could have misled him. Maybe the public announcement is an opening round of a arms control negotiation ploy. We shall see!
TikTokkers helped Trump get elected, so there’s that.
The US has 300 Minuteman 3 ICBMs in silos around the USA currently. Currently the Arms Agreement is 1 warhead per missile but it can carry 3 if needed
900 nukes on just the ICBMs is enough to destroy, Russia, China and Iran
At some point people are finally go to have to realize the Cold War been over for about 35 years now
The US Airforce has a plan to replace the current ICBMs in the 2030s. There is time to negotiate this
I do.
EPA did a good job initally, but they should be disbanded NOW! States have figured it out and will cover it.
Amen. We need enough for deterrence, no need to pay enough to obliterate the planet 427 times over.
“That one worries me slightly.” Me, too. Nuclear weapons don’t age well and reliability degrades.
He’s correct. Chip business can be very bad for the environment if not properly handled or disposed of.
Chip Production’s Ecological Footprint: Mapping Climate ...
Stiftung Neue Verantwortung
https://www.interface-eu.org › publications › chip-prod...
Jun 20, 2024 — This paper analyzes where the chip production process is particularly harmful to the environment or climate and where there is potential to make the process ...
Main Takeaways · Introduction · The Big Picture: Mapping the...
Chip Manufacturing Shortcuts Harm Our Health And ...
Forbes
https://www.forbes.com › Innovation › Sustainability
Dec 17, 2024 — Though PFAS and other harmful chemicals are common in chipmaking, Congress voted to exempt many federally funded chips manufacturing ...
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The chip manufacturing industry: Environmental impacts ...
ScienceDirect.com
https://www.sciencedirect.com › article › abs › pii
by M Ruberti · 2023 · Cited by 58 — Chip production is highly input-intensive with huge environmental impact. This is the first paper on the eco-performance assessment of the chip sector.
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Why chip manufacturers choose Arizona’s desert environment
Arizona State University (ASU)
https://fullcircle.asu.edu › features › why-chip-manufac...
Sep 10, 2024 — Beyond water, chip fabrication requires geologically stable ground, low humidity and a positive business climate for manufacturers and the ...
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Environmental group raises safety concerns about Intel ...
10tv.com
https://www.10tv.com › article › news › local › environ...
Jan 30, 2025 — Chip manufacturing requires highly toxic chemicals. For example, chips are coated with a light-sensitive compound that allow chips to be ...
Missing: environmentalist production
What the Building Chips in America Act could mean ...
Environmental Working Group
https://www.ewg.org › news-insights › news › 2024/10
Oct 25, 2024 — The Building Chips in America Act may help boost domestic production of semiconductors, but by exempting certain projects from environmental ...
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The computer chip industry has a dirty climate secret
The Guardian
https://www.theguardian.com › environment › sep › se...
Sep 18, 2021 — As demand for chips surges, the semicondutor industry is trying to grapple with its huge carbon foot print.
Toyota is so heavily associated with the U.S. it’s almost like an American company.
Yeah that one thing most US people do not understand. Most “foreign” cars are produced here in the USA while Mexico and Canada produce most “US” cars.
The US Airforce has a plan to replace the current ICBMs in the 2030s. There is time to negotiate this
Factoid few are aware of:
70% of US nuclear warheads are on US submarines. 36% of Russia’s warheads are on submarines.
The disparity is from awareness that distances from the coast(s) to ICBM bases in Dakota Wyoming Montana is so much shorter than that for Russia. The Russians get much more warning of warheads inbound and time to respond than the US does.
>>We are at no disadvantage. 300 modern nukes are more than enough.
Any use of nukes will end the world.
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How many nuclear explosions have taken place on Earth since 1944, just before US use in Japan.
ChatGPT: Well over 2000. This includes testing by the US, USSR/Russia, China, Pakistan, India, France, UK
Not sure about taiwan “taking” our chip business away
Intel kinda made some dumb mistakes as well as some microsoft moves that screwed them in the long run
Resting on their laurels, so to speak
Nope.
ALL wars (yes, ALL!) are banker’s wars. All. Solve that issue, and nuke stockpiles will be history.
Many X accounts now reporting that DOGE has entered the IRS building
This isnt counting whats on the subs too
Trump is being badly short sighted on this “No need for producing or stockpiling new nuclear weapons”
If anything we need more as Nukes do go bad with time...
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