Peacekeeper Nukes Work

Peackeeper Nukes only thing that keep the peace of two bording nations, if, each nation have the peackeepers.

USA invaded Iraq because of WMD's. Many countries have WMD's called hydrogen bombs { nuclear weapons }. Mutually Assured Destruction{ M.A.D } is now 30 seconds to midnight according the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists.

.....Apparrently war is not obsolete or Russia and USA just did not get that message. What did Ukraine get in return for abandoning their nuclear weapons after fall of USSR? I guess they got money. Maybe if they had a nuke or two Russia wouldnt have started a war. No peacekeeping nukes then no peace.

That is the world we live in now, so is it any wonder why every nation ---democracies or not--- would want one or two peacekeepers around?

Sooner or later, one of those suckers is going to go off  somewhere.  Will Peace on Earth then follow?  ...' We all live on a  big blue marble, a big blue marble '...

Sing along with me, to the tune of , ...' we all live in a yellow submarine, a yellow submarine '...... In the year 2022.

78 years since two atomic bombs were used in war on Earth. Every year humanity rolls the dice to see what number is the magic number, that saves us all, or annihilates us all from the dust cloud in the sky blocking out the sunlight .for a few years

Crazy human shit hey?

Missing hydrogen bombs:

.... "Broken Arrow" is the name given to nuclear weapon accidents, whether they be by accidental launching, firing, detonating, theft or loss of the weapon. The U.S. admits to having 32 broken arrows worldwide, with six nuclear weapons having been lost and never recovered. "...

...." On July 27, 1956, a U.S. B-47 bomber was on a training exercise when it crashed into a nuclear weapons storage facility at the Lakenheath Air Base in Suffolk, England. The entire crew of the aircraft was killed. Known as an "igloo", the storage facility contained three Mark 6 nuclear bombs, one of whose detonators had been sheared off in the accident. Investigators concluded that it was a miracle that the bomb hadn't exploded. "...

100 seconds to midnight https://thebulletin.org/doomsday-clock/current-time/

6.257 nuclear peacekeeperweapons in Russia

5.550 peacekeepr nuclear weapons in USA

350 China

290 France { wee }

225 United Kingdom

165 Pakistan

156 Inida

So that is 50,000 less than on Earth in 1985 ( 70,000 }, so we can all sleep well each night now?

Putin should be very afraid of the country that has actually  killed people with nuclear bombs.

I'll bet Greyparrot is glad that the deal fell through on the penthouse in TrumpTower Moscow he was going to buy.

Yeah if Putin had a penthouse in a Trump Tower in Moscow, that would be politically small  nuker for the Orange-Trumpet-Peoples

One of my favorite Museum experiences was the Titan Missile Museum south of Tucson.  They walk you through the whole launch countdown and the missile silo itself is very impressive.  They tell the story of fire that broke out at a site in Arkansas in 1981.  A workman dropped a wrench and punched a whole in the missile's side.  The fuel ignited and blew the concrete doors of the silo.  The Air Force has always consistently denied (but the Museum veterans will tell you) that the warhead itself blow out of the silo and rolled a few hundred feet but Air Force communications indicate that other nuclear powers were advised that something that might look like a launch from satellite was not, in fact, a launch.

You think that man got fired? 

He said.. ' workman ' ..not woman.  There wrenches should have been tied on { teathered } just as they do in space. Live and learn.  The hard way?.

Hey uh, Breshniv sir, please dont be alrmed, we did not fire a thermon-nuclear hydroge bomb at you today.  It was all such a silly mistake.