Let's You and Him Fight
Another milestone in the collapse of modern civilization: the Tyrant has persuaded Russia (possibly) to re-introduce nuclear weapons along its border, targeted at Europe. Well, how else should the Russians respond to the flagrantly provocative U.S. act of putting up a new anti-missile shield in Europe, purportedly to defend against Iran? What the Europeans don't understand — at least not yet (because they don't fully appreciate the debased nature of America's leadership) — is that by instigating strife between Russia and Europe the Tyrant gains military leverage over both. The danger, of course, is that any proliferation of the next generation of intermediate range ballistic missiles cannot help but create serious instability, in Europe and elsewhere. These are hair-trigger weapons, suitable only for an environment of deadly confrontation. Given all our other problems, for the U.S. to now capriciously force nuclear proliferation higher up on the list makes no sense whatsoever.
Posted by George Kenney on June 3, 2007 9:07 PM 
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Posted by: Pandabonium | June 4, 2007 8:27 AM
George, that's a pity you have probably little command if any of Czech language. As the Tyrant is now on visit in Prague, Czech Republic (EU). One of the issues debated will be the radar base installation for the NMD which is opposed by 60-70% of the pop but welcomed by the coalition government. Note: the Czechs are so crazy they even have a pro war "GreenParty" — probably the only one in the whole world — you won't believe it but that's the state of the affairs here.
Now there is a new scandal the minister of defense Mrs. Parkanova recorded over weekend a song-CD to personally welcome the Tyrant. The tune itself is based on the 60s hit about the first man in space, Soviet cosmonaut J. Gagarin. The chances this will make serious dent in our current crazy government are pretty high, people are just furious. If you happen to have some Czech/Slovak or slavic enabled reading friends, pls. start here (links to major local media are inside):
http://blisty.cz/
And please inform the US/French/int. media if you can!
Posted by: Dave | June 4, 2007 5:48 PM