Sidestepping Tactical Nuclear Weapons Limits With Strategic Bombs 138
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Lasrick writes "Benjamin Loehrke describes the rather odd definitions of what is a 'tactical' nuclear weapon and what isn't. 'There is enough ambiguity surrounding the capabilities of tactical and strategic nuclear weapons to render the term "tactical" all but useless for arms control purposes. As the United States and Russia pursue new arms control treaties, they should drop the tactical distinction and limit the total number of all nuclear weapons — strategic, tactical, or other.'"
How does SDI work? (Score:4, Funny)
Re:How does SDI work? (Score:5, Funny)
....How does it work and is it that good in real life?
SDI works like a condom. It blocks incoming nukes. It might provide protection, or it might not. It may prevent unwanted wars or it may not. The only sure way is abstinence. But what's a loose nuke among friends anyway?
Re:I have trouble seeing the point (Score:3, Funny)