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Originally Posted by makaraka66
Interesting that Palin believes that Obama should threaten Putin with nukes, so how may conservatives believe she is doing the right thing ?
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Well, if this...
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Originally Posted by chad3
Sarah Palin said "the only thing that stops a bad guy with a nuke is a good guy with a nuke."
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...is true, then your thread fails in a manner most spectacular.
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Originally Posted by makaraka66
Does Palin believe the USA can knock ll the Russian Nuke sites out with a first strike ?
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If she does, then I doubt she could lead a Brownie Troop across the street.
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Originally Posted by makaraka66
.... or is she rather ignorant about sub launched nuclear missiles ?
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Think you're smart?
It would seem that both you and Palin are rather ignorant about Russian
mobile ICBMs.
Now you and Palin have something new to think about...maybe you should chat her up....she sure sounds like a fun on-line date.
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Originally Posted by makaraka66
There would be only one end to threatening Putin with nukes, Washington,Moscow and all other major cities in the USA and Russia glowing.
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Is that what you learned from Hollywood?
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Originally Posted by Marshall Gibson LP
I'm not convinced she wouldn't have preemptively pushed the button just to watch it from her front porch. We got more nukes, so we would win, right?
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No, you lose.
Russia only needs 2-3 warheads in the 450-kt to 750 kt range to cause the death of about 300+ Million Americans.
And the irony here is that those Americans would all die of starvation, disease, illness, by their own hand
or by the hand of another American.
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Originally Posted by chad3
Are liberals now starting to manipulate and lie like conservatives always do?
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No, Liberals have the patent on that....still pending, of course.
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Originally Posted by chad3
Sarah Palin said "the only thing that stops a bad guy with a nuke is a good guy with a nuke."
The above statement does not imply we should threaten Russia with nuclear weapons, rather it imply's that only a country with a military as strong as Russia's can stop Russia in a combat situation.
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I disagree.
It is a veiled threat.
The Taliban and insurgents defeated the US in Afghanistan, disproving Palin's statement.
There's no reason to mention nuclear weapons, but then Palin does strike me as trailer-park trash.
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Originally Posted by tijlover
Make an offer Putin can't refuse:
We'll return Texas to Mexico if you lay your hands off the Ukraine!
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Um, Mexico is a federal republic, and a number of Mexican States -- about 9 including Texas --- seceded, but thanks for trying to spread propaganda and disinformation just the same.
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Originally Posted by chad3
When I was a child I would sometimes get scared of America having a nuclear war with Russia. Perhaps my comments come from growing up an American?
I believe Palins statement was centered around something like the "stability–instability paradox" or "Nuclear weapons and deterrence", they state
"when two countries each have nuclear weapons, the probability of a direct war between them greatly decreases."
"nuclear weapons give nations the potential to not only destroy their enemies but humanity itself without drawing immediate reprisal because of the lack of a conceivable defense system and the speed with which nuclear weapons can be deployed. A nation's credible threat of such severe damage empowers their deterrence policies and fuels political coercion and military deadlock."
Stability
Deterrence theory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Pukipedia? And who penned that masterpiece? Some Generation Y-Puke sitting in mommy's basement?
What's the problem? Are legitimate sources above your intelligence level?
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Originally Posted by jambo101
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Oh, yes, trot out all the propaganda knee-jerk stuff.....I just knew that was coming.
Seeing how you don't understand oils, I guess things-nuclear are out of the question for you.
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Originally Posted by gmagoo
What did Bush do when Putin invaded Georgia? He went to the Olympics and got drunk.
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Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Georgia is not part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Ukraine is part of your Geo-Political Strategy.
Figure it out yet? Make sure you got your glasses on there Mr. Magoo.
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Originally Posted by Bamford
Russia has 4,500 nuclear warheads, which is one of the reasons the US should seek a diplomatic route rather than engage in nuclear brinkmanship.
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The Russians still have 1 kt and 10 kt ERWs (neutron bombs for the knee-jerkers).
I guess Palin is too damn dumb to factor that into the equation.
Why should the US insert itself into Ukrainian affairs in the first place?
Diplomatically...
Mircea