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I’ve always found it exceptionally weird how Carlson talks about nuclear weapons—he claims they were created by demonic forces, that nobody knows how they were invented, and that after 1945 these demonic forces run America. That “people with a weird and destructive instinct have taken over the levers of...

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New John Mearsheimer lecture on tactical nuclear weapons just dropped -- fascinating stuff. transcript from Grok Bot: "So it's just very important to understand that tactical nuclear weapons were seen for much of the 1950s as a magic weapon. Now, what happened to throw cold water on this whole line of thinking was a war game that was run in mid-June 1955. This is called Carte Blanche, and we had the situation where the Soviets would attack with conventional forces. We would use nuclear weapons, tactical nuclear weapons in response. And of course, the Soviets would use nuclear weapons of their own. Now, what happened in this war game, basically about 3,000 NATO aircraft from 11 different countries were employed in the war game. And about, I'd say, 335 nuclear weapons were employed. The usual range is 335 to 355. That's how many tactical nuclear weapons were employed in this war game. And by the way, the Russians, of course, employed nuclear weapons as well as the NATO forces in this war game. And in fact, the Russians or the Soviets ended up using or deploying or exploding more nuclear weapons, slightly more nuclear weapons than NATO did. But let's say the total was about 335 nuclear weapons. And the war was fought almost exclusively on West German soil. Now, what was the end result? The end result is that 1.7 million West Germans died and 3.5 million West Germans were wounded. Moreover, these numbers don't take into account the subsequent deaths that would occur as a result of the radiation poisoning. So you just want to think about that. You had a war game that went from June 20th to June 28th. This is 1955, the middle of the 50s, and it ended up with 1.7 million West Germans dead. What is this tell you? In effect, it tells you that you're destroying Germany to save Germany."

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Prof. Theodore Postol: ‘Iran could build NUCLEAR WEAPONS IN WEEKS if pushed.’ ‘What Iran does not want to do is provoke its neighbours like Saudi Arabia, Turkey, Egypt, some of the Gulf states, the GCC states into getting nuclear weapons or developing nuclear weapons programmes because Iran’s security would be greatly reduced if it was surrounded by nuclear-armed states. So what the Iranians very cleverly have devised as a strategy is to bring themselves to a point where they can obtain nuclear weapons if they choose to. In other words, relatively quickly but not step across the line. To build a few nuclear weapons from what they have initially, you could imagine it being done in weeks or months easily, and maybe even in weeks. They have the 60% enriched uranium hexafluoride. What they have to do is enrich it to 90%. That takes almost no time given the centrifuges. They have maybe a week. Then they have to convert the uranium hexafluoride, which is a special material. It looks like it’s a gas a lot of the time and sometimes a solid that looks like a salt. You have to convert it to uranium metal. You have to get the fluorine out of it. It’s a straightforward process. And that could take literally, again, a few days even, if they’re set up to do it. And you would expect them to have the equipment set up. If I were advising an Ayatollah and I were asked in a position to advise them, I would say let’s not do it. Let’s be prepared to do it. Let’s find a really deep underground facility or several of them, all of which, each one of which are capable of doing the job. Set them up. We already have the equipment. We set them up so they’re ready to go. And we don’t do it though. And we just let people know that we don’t want to do it.’ —Former US Chief of Naval Operations Adviser at the Pentagon Prof. Theodore Postol

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