U.S. has a Nuclear Hit List »

Posted By omerazam 1 year ago in News

The Bush administration has reportedly ordered the Pentagon to prepare contingency plans for attacking seven countries with nuclear weapons

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    Spinward1 year ago

    The U.S. maintains plans and contingencies for almost any imaginable scenario that may ever develop.

    I would be more alarmed to hear that there was no planning going on.

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    GLee1 year ago

    Should we not have any plans for protection and retaliation?

    I would say such plans have been in place and modified for years.

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    NoSpinDave1 year ago

    Lol, and this from that "fair and balanced" bastion of unbiased media, Macedoniaonline....lol.

    Please, do you HONESTLY think Russia, China, India, Packistan, Isreal, and any other nuclear nation does not have some kind of plan if they were to ACTUALLY USE their nukes? What do you think, they all would get together 10 mins before they needed to use them and say "hey, where are we sending these things anyway?"

    What a dumb, biased, mis-leading, typical "hate America", totally par for the course Libscape, liberal extremist post.

    SINK

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    Mutainia1 year ago

    Nevada is not on there? It sure has been ground zero in the past. :)

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      LARK1 year ago

      Recently there was news of a tragedy in which a dog tore a little girl to pieces because the dog thought that the kid was trying to hurt its cubs which was not true. The dog was only hyper sensitive. It was put to rest.

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        Cityslicker1 year ago

        Yesterday U.S. secretly removed Uranium from Iraq , huh !

        What is Uranium used for , power plants and what else ?

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          canadianrancher571 year ago

          I read the artical, then the comments then I decided to read the artical again and I got a different view than some of the above comments.

          The idea of using small scale nuclear weapons as a battlefield weapon, the idea of using a nuclear weapon against an opponent that cannot be beaten by conventional weapons or the idea of using nuclear weapons against countries that attack our so called (friends) takes the idea of deterent completly out of picture.

          The adoption of a special case scenerio by the government of The US. will be the policy that will be adopted by all other nations that have or are developing nuclear weapons.

          There has been and always will be only one use for nuclear weapons and that is as a deterent anything else is a path to an all out destruction of our species.

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          sstnt1 year ago

          I was in the Air Force, 79 to 99, Missile Launch Officer. There were always contingency plans for use of nuclear weapons, in more a bi- and tri- polar world (Russia and China targets mainly). A WMD attack always was planned to be responded to with nukes, since we had eliminated most of our gas and bio weapons so that wasn't an option. BUT there were contingencies for battlefield first use of nukes in Europe if the USSR attacked and we couldn't stop them with conventional forces. My question is NOT why my Government is making plans and preparing for different contingencies. To not do so is imprudent to the point of dereliction of duty. No, my question is how a SECRET report on our national security plans is presented to Congress on Friday....and appears in the LA times by the Weekend. This is treasonous!

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            canadianrancher571 year ago

            sstnt- This is just a guess to your question but since congress is both democrats and republicans some members may be trying to affect public opinion. I sort of agree with you though if it is a secret document realeasing it for any reason should be looked at as a security violation.

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              sstnt1 year ago

              Releasing a document classified as SECRET or TOP SECRET (my guess is it was TOP SECRET) for political reasons is just as bad as releasing it for money...it is for personal gain. There are laws against this, unfortunately not used often enough.

              If they want the information out there in the public, they need to get it reclassified. The only person that can do that "on the fly" so to speak is the President.

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