How the Fed will Strangle New Nukes
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American Thinker ^
| 14 Sep,, 2022 | Joseph Somsel
Even as the world cries out for more nuclear power, the only true clean and reliable source of energy, the single cure for inflation will make building them impossible. Today,
how many countries wish they had more nuclear power plants up and running? Although Germany was in the process of shutting its last remaining 3 reactors, even its Green Party was willing to relent, a little, for this winter. The departing Boris Johnson lambasted his UK government for not building more reactors—almost as if he had actually spent political capital on their advocacy during his term as a member of...
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Does ISIS Have Nukes?
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Director Blue ^
| January 31, 2016 | Baron Bodissey
The following video and text don't supply an answer to that question. The
author of the text (which is in German) is purportedly a former member of the Islamic State who wants to warn the West that ISIS possesses four nuclear devices, and plans to use them against the United States, Russia, France, and Germany. What he says may well be a hoax, or more specifically, deliberately planted disinformation to achieve particular political ends. I can think of several Great Powers who would find it useful to disseminate the fiction that ISIS is ready to use nuclear weapons. However, it...
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A Brief History of Nukes in Space
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universetoday.com ^
| David Dickinson
In just a few short weeks, NASA’s New Horizons spacecraft will make its historic flyby of Pluto and its moons. Solar
panels are unable to operate in the dim nether regions of the outer solar system, and instead, New Horizons employs something that every spacecraft that has thus far ventured beyond Jupiter has carried in its tool kit: a plutonium-powered Radioisotope Thermoelectric Generator, or RTG. ... One of the first spacecraft that sported an RTG was the Transit-4A satellite launched on June 29th, 1961. Another similar satellite in the series, Transit-5BN-3, was lost shortly after launch along with its plutonium-fueled...
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North Korea’s Nukes
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The Coach's Team ^
| Saturday, April 29, 2017 | Jim Emerson, staff writer
While America’s Christians were celebrating Easter the North Koreans celebrated the “Day of the Sun,” honoring the 105th birthday of Kim Il-sung, the nation’s first communist dictator and “eternal president.” Thousands
of soldiers, military vehicles and an array of fake weapons were marching under the careful inspection of current supreme leader Kim Jong-Un, the grandson of Kim Il-sung. Close examination reveals that Kim’s military force may be better suited for propaganda than actual battle. In a blazing display of saber rattling the Hermit Kingdom presented a video of its overrated ballistic missiles that explode on the Launchpad. The video demonstrated...
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Wiki-Nukes (Saturbray)
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www.braincandy.com ^
| 10/15/16 | bray
2 Peter 2:19 While they promise them liberty, they themselves are the servants of corruption: for of whom a man is overcome, of the same is he brought in bondage. The
latest victim to come forward is telling the horrific story of how Donald Trump kissed her at her birthday party in the third grade; it was too humiliating for words. An A bomb just exploded quietly in the heart of the District of Corruption. During a rally in Cincinnati Trump said words which froze the hardest heart in even the toughest Marxist as they all turned their heads to...
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Is Putin Considering Using Nukes on NATO?
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Townhall.com ^
| March 1, 2022 | Pat Buchanan
From his principal avenues of attack on Ukraine, Russian President Vladimir Putin began this war with three strategic goals. Send
an army south from Belarus to capture Ukraine's capital, Kyiv, and replace the government. Send forces into northwest Ukraine to capture its second largest city, Kharkiv, with 1.4 million people. Third, extend the Donetsk enclave westward to establish a land bridge to Crimea and give Russia full control of the Sea of Azov and most of the Ukrainian coast along the Black Sea. This last objective is almost achieved. Yet, as of Monday evening, five days into the war, neither...
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The Littlest Boy (Backpack Nukes)
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Foreign Policy Magazine via the WayBack Machine ^
| Jan 30 2014 | Adam Rawnsley & David Brown
As Capt. Tom Davis stands at the tailgate of the military cargo plane, the night air sweeps through the hold. His
eyes search the black terrain 1,200 feet below. He grips the canvas of his reserve parachute and takes a deep breath. Davis and the men who make up his Special Forces A-team are among the most highly trained soldiers in the U.S. Army. It's 1972, and Davis isn't far removed from a tour in Vietnam, where he operated along the Cambodian border. His communications sergeant served in Command and Control North, which was responsible for some of the most...
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Obama Wants Iran to Have Nukes
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Canada Free Press ^
| 10/07/14 | Alan Caruba
Obama simply does not get it or refuses to do so. His
failure puts us closer to a nuclear cataclysm with every passing day The President’s lack of attention and indifference to years of intelligence reports and analysis is leading to a potential horror in which Iran fulfills its quest to make its own nuclear weapons. It already has the missile capacity to deliver them throughout the Middle East and to Europe. On October 6th Secretary of State John Kerry received a letter signed by 354 members of the House of Representatives that said in part “We are concerned that...
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Kim must send his nukes to U.S.: Bolton
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The Korea Joongang Daily ^
| May 15, 2018 | Sarah Kim
John Bolton, U.S. President Donald Trump’s national security adviser, said Sunday that North Korea’s denuclearization would entail the dismantling of its nuclear weapons and delivering them to an American nuclear research facility in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. “We want to see the denuclearization process so completely underway that it is irreversible,” said Bolton
in an interview with ABC News Sunday, before Pyongyang will be able to reap any sort of benefits. “The implementation of the decision means getting rid of all the nuclear weapons, dismantling them, taking them to Oak Ridge, Tennessee,” said Bolton, as he revealed details of the process...
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Watch out Kim, your nukes are next! | Satire
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Dan Miller's Blog ^
| July 27, 2015 | Dan Miller
Having been thoroughly schooled by Iran during the P5+1 nuke negotiations on the necessity for flexibility, the Obama Administration is now even better prepared to take on the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Kim learns of U.S. plans As North Korea and more recently Iran proved, sanctions are feeble devices for getting
rogue nations to eliminate their nuclear weapons programs. Possibly effective in bringing such nations to the bargaining table, they tend to collapse as the negotiators come to understand the benefits their nations would realize by their elimination (the sanctions, not necessarily their nations). According to a July 26th Washington Post article titled U.S. planning to press...
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State Dept: U.S. Nukes Down 85%, From 31,255 to 4,804
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The Weekly Standard ^
| December 19, 2014 | JERYL BIER
'We Still Have More Work To Do'' The State Department's Rose Gottemoeller, under secretary for arms control and international security, spoke at the Brookings Institution Thursday where she reaffirmed the United States' "unassailable" commitment to putting the nuclear weapons genie back in the bottle. Gottemoeller
told the attendees at the Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative-sponsored event that "the U.S. commitment to achieving the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons is unassailable." She went on to note that the nation's stockpile of active weapons is down 85 percent from maximum cold war levels, falling to 4,804 in 2013...
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Op-Ed: Speechless on Iranian Nukes
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Arutz Sheva ^
| Monday, February 09, 2015 8:00 AM | Noah Beck
Obama appears determined to quell any dissent – whether from Congress, policy experts, or the allied countries most immediately endangered by his inept strategy. His
efforts to silence and unseat Netanyahu exacerbate concerns about his intentions. A bad deal on Iranian nukes would be so catastrophic to global security that presidential resistance to a related speech – by the leader of an allied democracy, who may be the greatest expert on the issue – should leave everyone speechless. The Obama administration’s outraged accusation that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu violated protocol by accepting House Speaker John Boehner’s invitation to address...
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State Dept: U.S. Nukes Down 85%, From 31,255 to 4,804
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The Weekly Standard ^
| 9:01 AM, Dec 19, 2014 • By JERYL BIER | By JERYL BIER
The State Department's Rose Gottemoeller, under secretary for arms control and international security, spoke at the Brookings Institution Thursday where she reaffirmed the United States' "unassailable" commitment to putting the nuclear weapons genie back in the bottle. Gottemoeller
told the attendees at the Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Initiative-sponsored event that "the U.S. commitment to achieving the peace and security of a world without nuclear weapons is unassailable." She went on to note that the nation's stockpile of active weapons is down 85 percent from maximum cold war levels, falling to 4,804 in 2013 from a high of 31,255. But, she...
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Here’s how to take out North Korea’s nukes
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The New York Post, America's oldest continuously circulating newspaper ^
| August 9, 2017 | Ralph Peters
The first step should begin immediately, well in advance and without firing a shot. All
military family members, all Department of Defense civilian employees and all nonessential contractors should be evacuated from South Korea. Want to get North Korea’s attention? That single act would serve as a graver warning of our readiness than any amount of sanctions or saber-rattling. Initially, we’d launch a surprise air and naval campaign, with ground forces deployed only in defense of South Korea. Pyongyang’s nuclear and missile-development facilities and arsenals wouldn’t be in the initial target set. First, we’d have to overwhelm and destroy North...
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Iran Won’t Have Nukes, US Assures KSA
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Arab News ^
| Saturday 5 September 2015
Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Salman, who is on a historic visit to the US, met American President Barack Obama at the White House in Washington on Friday, with talks focusing on reining in Iran and tackling trouble spots in the Middle East. Obama made the rare move of greeting
King Salman at the doors of the White House, as he hailed the longstanding friendship between the two countries. This is King Salman’s first visit to the United States after assuming the throne in January this year. In his welcome comments, Obama said: “It is a great pleasure...
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We Will Know The Iranians Have Nukes When They Tell UsAnd We Won't Know Where They Are
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https://andmagazine.substack.com ^
| 8/5/2024 | Sam Faddis
The prevailing logic regarding the Iranian nuclear weapons program is this. The
Iranians are on the verge of having sufficient highly enriched uranium (HEU) to make several nuclear weapons. After they acquire this material they will then have to engineer the nuclear weapons into which this HEU will be placed. At some point in this process, the Israelis will stage a preemptive strike and eliminate the threat. It will all be fine. 3 min video Iran testing nuke? Why? Why do we assume that the Iranians will act this way? They know as well as we do that the Israelis...
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CANDACE OWENS NUKES THE DEMOCRATS
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POWERLINE ^
| 4/9/2019 | John Hinderaker
House Democrats held a hearing today on white nationalism and hate crimes. Trying
to wrench the narrative back after the stunning demise of the Mueller investigation, I suppose. Candace Owens was called as a witness, presumably by the Republicans. Check out her opening statement, in which she let the Democratic Party have it with both barrels. It is one of the most righteous performances you are ever likely to see: (great video)
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N. Korea warns use of nukes on first strike
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The Washington Times ^
| October 17th, 2016 | By L. Todd Wood
North Korea, angered by what it says are increasingly “aggressive” exercises in the South in conjunction with U.S. forces, said it will strike first with nuclear weapons if it feels threatened. North
Korea also stated it will continue nuclear tests after its recent, 5th nuclear event and will continue ballistic missile testing. The North has launched over 20 ballistic missile shots in recent months as it strives to increase its ability to deliver payload on target. “The US has nuclear weapons off our coast, targeting our country, our capital and our dear leader, Kim Jong Un. We will not step...
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US Pressing Israel to Lose Its Nukes
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Arutz Sheva ^
| 5/21/2015 | Nitsan Keidar
Assistant Secretary of State Thomas Countryman visited Israel, spoke to diplomats about making Middle East nuke-free. Assistant
US Secretary of State for International Security and Nonproliferation, Thomas Countryman, recently visited Israel and held talks with senior Foreign Ministry officials, about the possibility of making the Middle East nuclear-free. Washington seeks to advance the idea after reaching agreement with Russia about the matter. The State Department confirmed Countryman's visit and sources in the US Administration said that Israeli agreement to the idea would be a catalyst for bringing additional countries into discussions on the matter. The Americans have been attempting to...
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FIRST COME THE TANKS, THEN COME THE NUKES. Get this crazy war ended, NOW.
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Truth Social ^
| Jan 26, 2023, 5:44 AM | Donald J. Trump
Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump · 11h FIRST COME THE TANKS, THEN COME THE NUKES. Get this crazy war ended, NOW. So easy to do! Jan
26, 2023, 5:44 AM
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