More Soros propaganda.
Do you really want to find out?
As true as "safe and effective."
Neocons would celebrate a nuclear war. It is their wet dream.
And our attack subs will be on it as soon as it leaves Polyarny Inlet. Russians sub are loud and easy to track. They are not the ‘Red October.’
The Hunt for Red October (1990)
Fred Thompson as: Admiral Painter
Admiral Josh Painter : “This business will get out of control. It will get out of control and we’ll be lucky to live through it.”
https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099810/characters/nm0000669
And, this very large sub was able to quietly sneak in and blow up pipelines.
Which, suspiciously, blew up 17 hours apart. Got that? 17 hours while all eyes were focused on this area. Does this seem likely?
Pardon me for changing the subject, but was just reading this fellow’s blog, who maintains that the pipelines may have blow up due to the build up of methane hydrate crystals, apparently something happens in pipelines - especially those filled up with gas and sitting.
https://thelawdogfiles.com/2022/09/nordstream.html
An interesting read, he obviously knows something about pipelines.
Well, of course, this must be crazy Putin beating his chest trying to scare everyone. Oh, this isn’t Putin. This is NATO intelligence.
I remember getting pooh poohed when I was hawking the book On Escalation in early March. Welcome to my March nightmare.
In this widely discussed and influential book, Herman Kahn probes the dynamics of escalation and demonstrates how the intensification of conflict can be depicted by means of a definite escalation ladder, ascent of which brings opponents closer to all-out war. At each rung of the ladder, before the climb proceeds, decisions must be made based on numerous choices. Some are clear and obvious, others obscure, but the options are always there.
Thermonuclear annihilation, says Kahn, is unlikely to come through accident; but nations may elect to climb the ladder to extinction. The basic material for the book was developed in briefings delivered by Kahn to military and civilian experts and revised in the light of his findings of a trip to Vietnam in the 1960s. In On Escalation he states the facts squarely. He asks the reader to face unemotionally the terrors of a world fully capable of suicide and to consider carefully the alternatives to such a path.
In the never-never land of nuclear warfare, where nuclear incredulity is pervasive and paralyzing to the imagination even for the professional analyst, salient details of possible scenarios for the outbreak of war, and even more for war fighting, are largely unexplored or even unnoticed. For scenarios in which war is terminated, the issues and possibilities of which are almost completely unstudied, the situation is even worse. Kahn’s discussion throws light on the terrain and gives the individual a sense of the range of possibilities and complexities involved and are useful.
a projectile capable of traveling up to 10,000 kilometers underwater.
Into the trash....
yeah I always tip my hand....
missile ? torpedo
so confused?
And who would be effected by a ‘radioactive tsunami’ ?
Yea, so I doubt this is going to happen. The news is getting a bit nuts.
“ NATO fears that its mission is now to test the Poseidon super torpedo, a projectile capable of traveling up to 10,000 kilometers underwater and then exploding near the coast to cause a radioactive tsunami.“
”… Poseidon nuclear missile…”
“ …the Poseidon super torpedo…”
Through the hysteria and hyperbole, the reporter has confused even the most basic facts. Don’t believe the hype.
I doubt seriously this sub was involved in the pipeline explosions. The West would have known it was in the Baltic Sea.
That boat won’t last ten minutes once the balloon goes up.
200 Mt TNT equivalent, four times more than the Tsar bomb. Salted with cobalt to produce cobalt-60, which is what we use to sterilize medical products. Not even spore forming bacterial can survive cobalt-60 radiation.
It would make a coastline devoid of life for centuries.
The torpedo is nuclear powered so can roam the oceans quietly at great depth for many years until activated.
I’d bet there some already out there cruising around.
Like the Mother of All Bombs? That didn’t turn out so well.
And if that submarine was really that good wouldn’t it have been the subject of technothriller novel and movie? Along with the way a SEAL team got it to sink with all hands?