The New American President

[dWhite]

Originally Posted by Allen Farlow

For those of you who don't have enough political stuff to occupy your minds, try this:

http://www.eutruth.org.uk/ I just learned of it today and don't like it one bit.

If any of this is true, we are definitely in deep trouble because this would be a little insight into the future of the United States after the creation of the North American Union, and who's to say that once the EU gains complete control of Englands nuclear arsenal they don't use it against the U.S. if we decide to rebell against their plans?

Is this new American president walking in lockstep with the EU? Remains to be seen.

The EU has the same set of rules about nuclear weaponry as the United States does. They can't authorize the use of nuclear weapons until such weaponry is used against them.

[Ferre]

Originally Posted by dWhite

The EU has the same set of rules about nuclear weaponry as the United States does. They can't authorize the use of nuclear weapons until such weaponry is used against them.

Oh, but they do. The Bush administration has legislated the development and (pre-emptive) use of a new generation bunker busters that actually are small-nukes-with-a-different-name.

See, they come in handy when one want to...

- Bomb some Arab country's power plants and later "prove" that it was a facility to produce nuclear bombs - with handy test results that indeed, radiation has been found similar to that of weapon grade uranium.

But that would never happen now would it?

[dWhite]

Originally Posted by Ferre

with handy test results that indeed, radiation has been found similar to that of weapon grade uranium.

Fallout radiation is different than uranium/plutonium puts out.

[Ferre]

Originally Posted by dWhite

Fallout radiation is different than uranium/plutonium puts out.

Oh, my friend, but you underestimate the wonders of political rhetoric and spin.

That's why I deliberately used the words; radiation has been found similar to that of weapon grade uranium, They would probably be even more genius to compose a sentence which suggests that the radiation found originated from a bad, bad, Arab nuclear weapons plant without disclosing the real source to be a US made projectile.

Do I think they would do that? Well, let's put it this way, I wouldn't put money on them not being able to do it.