Putin promises 40 new nuclear missiles in 2015

UPI.Com ^ | Updated June 16, 2015 at 11:03 AM | By Ed Adamczyk

[SaveFerris]

fyi

[RC one]

Makes me wonder what he has planned for 2016.

[Pollster1]

Obama to Putin: “The 1980s are now calling to ask for their foreign policy back because the Cold War’s been over for 20 years.”

The media would cheer Obama’s cleverness if he said that again. Unfortunately, cleverness doesn’t help when one side is willing to use force.

[elhombrelibre]

This should make his FReeRepublic fan club happy.

[T-Bird45]

Putin is merely cashing in on the “maneuvering room” Obama promised him in 2011 after Obama’s 2012 re-election.

[Joe Boucher]

I thought russia didn’t have the money to buy their military toilet paper even?

[Gaffer]

I’m sure Barrack has some programs to build new missiles here too. Something like “Akbar I” “Allah’s Spear” and so on.......all built with homing devices for guidance.

[StoneWall Brigade]

Bible Prophecy Ping

[StoneWall Brigade]

Things are about to get interesting no question about that.

[SaveFerris]

Sure seems like it.

[tuffydoodle]

If Hillary gets in office, we are dead. There is no leader in the world that will respect that old windbag.

[SaveFerris]

At the rate we’re going, I’m wondering if we’ll make it that far without an economic balloon pop.

Guess we’ll find out.

[edpc]

I've often wondered if they'll roll (openly) into Ukraine next summer. We'll have the lamest of lame ducks and be at or near party convention time. Similar events occurred in 2008 with Georgia.

In all likelihood, however, the missile rollout maintains a strong nuclear deterrent while the buy time to improve their outclassed conventional forces.

[Artie]

“I’m sure Barrack has some programs to build new missiles here too.”

Barry gets really excited about missile systems if the word “Dong” appears in it, just like the North Korean ones.

[mongo141]

Here we go again.

[Resolute Conservative]

Not to worry we’ll help them achieve their goals.

[ansel12]

If you notice, Putin is always “promising”. It’s like his new weapons and the aircraft carrier, they are all superior to everything in existence, yet they are all also, merely models sitting on a table, and being “promised”.

[Joe Boucher]

Seems nearly every time russian advanced weapons come up against American ones, they just don’t measure up.
Cept for that damned ak thing

[ansel12]

I wouldn’t trade the M-16 for the AK-47, who would?