Obama to allow Russian visit at U.S. Nuclear site.

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  1. jiberish profile image80
    jiberishposted 14 years ago

    Anyone have a problem with this?

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      cosetteposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      why?

      and is he going over there to do a missle count?

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  2. Misha profile image62
    Mishaposted 14 years ago

    I don't tongue

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    1. jiberish profile image80
      jiberishposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      You show me yours, I'll show you mine! smile

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  3. Misha profile image62
    Mishaposted 14 years ago

    I personally don;t have any - if you are talking nukes of course wink

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  4. wyanjen profile image69
    wyanjenposted 14 years ago

    I'm sure they'll stash the super-secret stuff under the couch.
    Or is that just me when my parents are coming over? lol

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  5. jiberish profile image80
    jiberishposted 14 years ago

    Guess they can just go to Wiki and find them. smile

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    Onusonusposted 14 years ago

    I work at a nuclear submarine base and I can tell you that they come for a random inspection at least once a year. they get to park across the water from the pier and watch from a Winnibego.

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  7. jiberish profile image80
    jiberishposted 14 years ago

    Here, let's just same them a trip:
    China: 100-200 warheads.
    France: Approximately 350 strategic warheads.
    Russia: 2,787 strategic warheads, approximately 2,000 operational tactical warheads, and approximately 8,000 stockpiled strategic and tactical warheads.
    United Kingdom: Less than 160 deployed strategic warheads.
    United States: 2,126 strategic warheads approximately 500 operational tactical weapons, and approximately 6,700 reserve strategic and tactical warheads

    India: Up to 100 nuclear warheads.
    Israel: Between 75 to 200 nuclear warheads.
    Pakistan: Between 70 to 90 nuclear warheads.
    North Korea: Has separated enough plutonium for up to 12 nuclear warheads

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      Onusonusposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      The scary part is when you say an enemy country has 70 to 90 warheads, that's twenty that are unaccounted for. To me this means they could more easily get into the wrong peoples hands and then the big blue planet becomes a big ball of dust. The numbers need to be exact.

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  8. jiberish profile image80
    jiberishposted 14 years ago

    "While we're at it, let’s go ahead and give them our miniaturized nuclear weapons technology from Lawrence Livermore and Los Alamos National Laboratories.  Let’s allow them access to Oak Ridge National Laboratory so that they can see how we cascade our enrichment of weapons grade material.  In fact, let’s just give them some of our weapons so that Russian scientists and engineers can study our material purity and weapons designs."

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      Onusonusposted 14 years agoin reply to this

      roll

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