Posted on 04/06/2010 4:51:42 PM PDT by Kaslin
National Security: Aiming at a world where nuclear weapons are obsolete, the administration's nuclear posture review leaves a world without American nuclear weapons and the backbone to use them.
After his stunning bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941, Japanese Adm. Isoroku Yamamoto lamented that all that had been accomplished was to awaken a sleeping giant and fill him with a terrible resolve.
Under policies announced by the Obama administration, a devastating chemical or biological attack on this country might merely awaken our very own Hamlet and fill him with a terrible sense of angst.
We have said before that rather than strive for a world without nuclear weapons, we should strive for a world without enemies willing to use them against us. Our retaliatory power should be unquestioned, as should be our willingness to use it. President Reagan called this proven and successful policy peace through strength. It has been replaced by a hair-splitting policy of nuance.
The U.S. is now promising not to use nuclear weapons against non-nuclear states that are in compliance with the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, even if they attack America with biological or chemical weapons or launch a paralyzing cyberattack.
This is good news for our enemies to know — they can wipe out much of New York City, but as long as their signature is on that piece of paper, their capital is safe from becoming a pile of irradiated rubble. We are not making this up.
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This idiot soooooo hates America.
It left the Japanese to build up and the Brits to build down, and the Americans to stick with battleships for a while longer.
The consequence was war.
I can only conclude Obama wants war!
This man child is gonna get us all killed
I have been absolutely sick about this. Physically.
The Obamanation that makes desolate. Dan. 11:31
The Obamanation that makes desolate. Dan. 11:31
Please.
Contrary to the feel good liberalism of the Treaty, the NNP Treaty has, contrary to its name, been the single agent most responsible for the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
You see this is how the NNPT works. If you sign it and are not a nuclear power, nuclear power signatory nations (like the USA or France) are obligated to come build you a nuclear power plant. But you have to double pinkie swear to NOT use the uranium or plutonium to make a bomb.
Guess what?
My old man always warned me that Democrats get America into wars.
He is in essence asking someone to take a shot at us. In his BB sized brain he probably does not realize it.
This is a Treason!!!
Since he was elected, has he done anything that you did not think he would?
Make no mistake about it; he knows exactly what he's doing.
And he knows exactly what the consequences are.
That's why he's doing it.
He hates Western Civilization.
He hates the United States.
His greatest dream is to destroy this country.
He knows the United States is the keystone to the arch of Western Civilization; if he destroys the US he destroys all of Western Civilization, ushering in a many-millenium era of barbarism.
You got that right. Barry is going to get us all killed. Unless he just signs the deed over to the Chicoms.
Impeach that p o s
1. U.S. acceptance of coexistence as the only alternative to atomic war.
2. U.S. willingness to capitulate in preference to engaging in atomic war.
3. Develop the illusion that total disarmament [by] the United States would be a demonstration of moral strength.
'Goals' 4-45 can be found here:
http://www.uhuh.com/nwo/communism/comgoals.htm
This is a treaty right?
So then it has to be ratified by the Senate correct?
So it the Senate could kill it ... hopefully.
Obama will just sign the deeds over to the “Former” Soviet Union, the Chicoms, and any other two bit third world dictator.
The Kenyan-in-Chief may as well have ordered the removal of the red stripes and blue field from the Flag.
As I understand Gen James Cartwright today on C-SPAN 3: No new nuke design. No new nuke testing. Activity limited to “reuse, replace, refurbish”.
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