even add a "this launch will be cancelled if the state (iran) de-escalates and returns to negotiations and makes immediate and permanent efforts to comply with our needs.

tbf

shotgun complaining was just whining

they used flamethrowers for christ's sake

besides, we haven't invest in infrastructure OR updating our nuclear deterent systems in over 2 decades

**are you sure about that**

we have instead, spend money on new weapons platforms

no, the us would not have missiles inbound in an hour

no one likes to spend money doing PMS

the point is they could advise months in advance,

enough time for iran to evacuate safely

or to comply

have you read about the accidents we have had?

3 titam missles nearly rendered large parts of the US uninhabitable

so?

did they?

because of stupid failiures and carelessnes

if someone is threatening you with nuclear force, it makes a great case of why you should also have nuclear force...

yes

it does

US has still 3 nukes they never found after accidentally losing them

point is new eqipment that is given priority doesn't do this

Well they were also the first to use mustard gas. I think they protested because the buck shot made it harder to treat wounded. Although from that perspective using any artillery would have been barbaric in the extreme.

nuclear contingent has been placed on the back burner

it hasn't as much as you think lol

wheee as Russian and china are constantly working on theirs

the US has been developing nukes the entire time lol

it was set back by some unfortunate losses in data

what can I say . (you forget what I used to do...)

let me find the story

imagine wanting to be a druid

I don't know how being a sex toy for sailors years ago makes you an expert on stockpile stewardship

so i feel we're on equal footing here

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/northamerica/usa/10373827/General-in-charge-of-Americas-nuclear-weapons-sacked-for-misbehaviour.html

there is one

macarthur amirite

we gotta nuke korea

and china

https://www.armscontrol.org/factsheets/USNuclearModernization

20320322 times