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The lesson from Turkey is not that the
bombs
of Incirlik – not to mention other nuclear weapons in unstable regions – are safe.
Each of the world’s 437 nuclear power reactors and associated spent-fuel ponds are effectively enormous pre-positioned radiological weapons, or “dirty bombs.”
Whereas the Vietnam War-era Woodstock festival exemplified the slogan “Make Love, Not War,” the de facto slogan of the 2018 Cup seems to have been “Balls, Not Bombs.”
Israel never said that it wants to destroy Iran;Israel never openly proclaimed that it would enrich uranium and build nuclear
bombs
in order to destroy another country.
Now the country has thermonuclear
bombs
and ballistic missiles.
The North Korean bomb, estimated at four kilotons, does not come anywhere near the magnitude of the atomic
bombs
of 15-21 kilotons that America dropped on Japan 64 years ago.
It is not long ago that French experts had argued that the treaty banning nuclear explosions, which the nuclear weapons states have committed themselves to sign by the end of 1996, would have to allow small scale nuclear tests if only to reassure French nuclear
bombs
against the problem of nuclear ageing', the uncertainty whether all parts of the atomic bomb remain reliable.
Hamas’s battle with these radicals, who detonated suicide
bombs
and killed six Hamas security men during the mosque fight, is just beginning.
Every time North Korea acts provocatively – testing nuclear bombs, launching missiles, touting its secretive uranium enrichment facilities, and killing South Korean soldiers and civilians – China comes under diplomatic fire.
And yet there are persistent reports that chemical weapons, including sulfur mustard (commonly known as mustard gas) and chlorine
bombs
deployed against civilians, continue to be used in Syria.
More ominous, according to a confidential US intelligence report, North Korea has achieved the capability to miniaturize nuclear warheads, and may have as many as 60
bombs.
A strike designed to destroy Assad’s air force and prevent him from dropping
bombs
full of nails on his people would concentrate his mind on a diplomatic solution.
After a breakdown in diplomatic approaches, the rich world is busy dropping
bombs
on Serbia, at a cost of billions of dollars per month, and will no doubt devote billions more to cleaning up and fixing the damage from the
bombs
once a diplomatic settlement is made finally.
First, the nuclear fuel is not seawater, but a mixture of the two heavy isotopes of hydrogen, deuterium and tritium, a radioactive element that has been produced in small quantities for hydrogen
bombs.
Not only would it destabilize the existing nuclear order and heighten many countries’ sense of insecurity; it would also deepen armed states’ attachment to the
bombs
they already have.
Apparently, the Kremlin does not feel as though it has a duty to rebuild the cities and restore the livelihoods that its
bombs
destroyed.
He didn’t care about them when his
bombs
were falling on their neighborhoods and forcing them to flee.
Yet there are still 23,000 nuclear warheads on our planet, with the explosive power of 150,000 Hiroshima
bombs.
North Korea may also have a few
bombs.
Since then, we have learnt all too unambiguously that Saddam is obsessed with procuring weapons of mass destruction - chemical and biological warheads as well as atomic
bombs
and the missiles to deliver them.
Rapidly appropriating the lessons of nineteenth-century Europe, Japan in 1894 launched a brutal five-decade effort to dominate Asia and secure its resources, stopping only when America’s atomic
bombs
flattened Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The world assumed for years that North Korea possesses enough nuclear material to make a half-dozen or more basic nuclear
bombs.
No matter how many
bombs
the US and its allies drop, the Saudi-financed madrassas will continue to indoctrinate tomorrow’s jihadists.
A modern nation whose military information is corrupted or disarmed - its satellites flying out of their orbits, its computer screens foaming with nonsense, its missiles curving back to strike its own cities - could be as thoroughly humbled as one smashed by physical
bombs.
Iraq learned something of this in the Gulf War as American "smart
bombs"
destroyed Iraqi command and control links.
Like the population of Baghdad under the "smart
bombs"
of the information age, the electorate seems to cower under the bombardment form the satellites overhead.
Down through the years, I have seen despair and frustration evolve into optimism and progress and, even now, we need not give up hope for permanent peace for Israelis and freedom and justice for Palestinians if three basic premises are honored:1.Israel’s right to exist – and to live in peace – must be recognized and accepted by Palestinians and all other neighbors;2.The killing of innocent people by suicide
bombs
or other acts of violence cannot be condoned; and3.Palestinians must live in peace and dignity, and permanent Israeli settlements on their land are a major obstacle to this goal.
Police fired tear gas into the compound, standing by as those outside the cathedral launched petrol bombs, hurled rocks, and shot at those inside.
Iran may be capable of producing sufficient nuclear material to make one or two
bombs
within the next couple of years, but such activities would inevitably come into the open, because Iran would either have to enrich the uranium under the eyes of IAEA inspectors or expel them, giving the game away.
At this stage, Iran still needs at least a year or longer to assemble one or two crude Hiroshima-type
bombs.
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