Stephen Schwartz: “China has much more to gain from resumed testing than we do,” said Dr.[Siegfried] Hecker, the former Los Alamos director. “It would open the door for others to test and reignite an arms race to the peril of the entire world. We shouldn’t go there.” This is the world Trump and his enablers want.

“China has much more to gain from resumed testing than we do,” said Dr.[Siegfried] Hecker, the former Los Alamos director. “It would open the door for others to test and reignite an arms race to the peril of the entire world. We shouldn’t go there.” This is the world Trump and his enablers want.

Trump Advisers Call for U.S. Nuclear Weapons Testing if He Is Electedwww.nytimes.com A former national security adviser says Washington “must test new nuclear weapons for reliability and safety in the real world,” while critics say the move could incite a global arms race that heighte...

What else do we even need to test? We've developed, deployed, retired, and abandoned more kinds of nukes than anyone. And it's clear Nevada will never surrender no matter how many times we nuke it.

Took the NYT a long time to get around to this. I responded to O'Brien's foolishness two weeks ago.

Peace Through Strength - Lawyers, Guns & Moneywww.lawyersgunsmoneyblog.com It has a ring to it, doesn’t it? We can indulge our fantasies of being superheroes, and the rest of the world will look up to us. More seriously, a case can be made that military strength is good. (An...

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