Posted on Nov 29, 2021
Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins On The U.S., China, And The Future Of Nuclear Weapons
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Overall, this country’s stash of nukes has dropped by more than eighty percent since the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. That reduction was driven in large part by arms deals struck between the U.S. and what was the Soviet Union.
But the threats we face now are very different. China’s nuclear force is expected to quadruple in the next ten years. And the United States says the threat of biological warfare is growing.
But the threats we face now are very different. China’s nuclear force is expected to quadruple in the next ten years. And the United States says the threat of biological warfare is growing.
Ambassador Bonnie Jenkins On The U.S., China, And The Future Of Nuclear Weapons
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Oh, I forgot one thing as it's been a while since I looked. The doomsday clock got the closer to midnight that it ever had been under----------DONNIE.
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Well, it looks like it was a good thing that Obama got that upgrading and refurbishment program going that Trump was able to inherit and claim as his own. LOL.
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We need to continue denuclearizing with Russia. Both Russia and the USA have way more than 10 times the amount of China.
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