Pakistan to drop nuclear weapon on Israel if Israel nukes Iran, says Rezaei
Pakistan to drop nuclear weapon on Israel if Israel nukes Iran, says Rezaei
Iranian high-ranking official claims that Pakistan intends to provide Iran with nuclear weapons if Israel uses one against Iran
As I've noted before, Israel will be the catalyst that starts another global war if we don't stop them.
Can we have one crises at a time please???
Ukraine. The US becoming a dictatorship under a moron pres. Gaza. And now this shit???
One crisis per nation
I’m really liking all this talk from so many world leaders about nuking each other. I think we’re on the right track here
Honestly? It’s a great deterrent. Have you heard of a nuclear power being attacked for real? Ukraine disarmed voluntarily and see where that got them. Everyone should get nukes and threaten everyone (or „warn” if you’re Israel).
Mexican standoff nuclear doctrine, you’ve heard it here first.
It's pretty dumb as a deterrent because a single miscalculation and it would set off a chain reaction that ends human civilization.
Think of it this way: because nuclear missiles are not immediately traceable to their country of origin, each nuclear-armed country will immediately launch at their perceived enemies without validating who attacked them. All it takes is one launch. This might deter a sane person but we are led by narcissists and these are not rational people.
Israel think they can attack anyone and everyone and their dog USA will protect them. This is the only way to make them stop. I approve.
Did they discover mutually assured destruction?
That's a bold statement, since I'm pretty sure Hindu Nationalists intend to glass Islamabad the second they get a good excuse.
Maybe everybody chill the fuck out. Two uses of nuclear weapons were enough.
Two uses were too many.
If Israel gets nuked off the map, what happens to the second coming?
the number of countries on the maps does not affect my ability to bust a nut
Welp, good thing I don't live in any major metro area nor near any strategically critical infrastructure.
Opting for the slow, agonizing death eh? Nice.
Rage, rage against the dying of the light.
Doubt.
I always thought the setting of Piercy's He, She, It was a bit too close to comfort.
Great.
