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milkncookies,

I addressed post 314 to you because it was in response to your posting of JR Nyquists new article in the post you made at 132.

I did so be cause of the similarity bebween JR's comment at the end of his article and my own position regarding Russia as expressed in the question I posed to NothingMan.

JR Nyquist said:

"After all, what country is the main target of the general’s criminal syndicates and agents? What country is the main target of this month’s nuclear war exercises? There is only one logical answer, and that answer explains the reason that some wars must be kept secret – even from the enemy."

I said in a direct question to NothingMan:

"Tell me one thing... how manytimes in the past two years has the United States embarked on a global thermonuclear exercise aimed specifically at Russia????

The answer is zero. This answer is placed on the right-hand side of the truth scales.

Then tell me how many times in the past two years have Russian's done this to America????

The answer is twice. 2 times. This answer is placed in the left-hand side of the truth scale.

Do you see the heavily weighted scale identifying Russia as a belligerent enemy of the United States? It's so obvious that a blind man can see it."

The similarites indicate JR Nyquist and myself are on the same page, and I thank you for posting his article. I think you agree with JR, and in that case you, JR and I are all on the same page. There a legions of us who are likeminded regarding Russia and the intentions of its current leadership.

Sean, there is no doubt in my mind that Russia is our largest threat today in terms of "capability". I just do not know if they represent as great a threat in terms of actually carrying out an attack (due to treaties, mutual interests and common threats) presently as perhaps N. Korea, Iran, and until recently Iraq. This is my dilemma. I have done considerable research and have yet to find hard evidence even remotely indicative of imminent danger from Russia outside of the upcoming exercise this month. Perhaps there are sources of information pointing to the contrary, but either they are not available to the public or I haven't found them yet.