Meme Scholar with Madness (PhD)

[EndtheMadnessNow]

Speaking of arming...



I thought we were all told for decades that nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.

Excerpt from page 54:

However, the question remains how many nuclear weapons would be needed to meet U.S. military objectives if deterrence fails (including, for example, counterforce targets and damage limitation objectives). Current numbers appear sufficient to fight one nuclear war while deterring another. No changes in U.S. numbers will be needed before the 2030s as China builds up its arsenal over a decade to its goal of at least 1,500 nuclear weapons by 2035. Nearing 2035, the current objectives for nuclear weapons employment in the event of escalation to a large-scale nuclear war with China and Russia may require higher numbers to cover additional targets. The value of meeting these objectives should be evaluated critically against adversary reactions to new capabilities.

There is no evidence that additional low-yield options (including more prompt options for using low-yield nuclear weapons) would deter Russia from using low-yield nuclear weapons. Instead, managing deterrence of limited nuclear war requires credibly signaling that an adversary will not gain any military or political advantage from using nuclear weapons.

Page 55 first para is a WoW...

...it is not in any way realistic for the United States to fight two nuclear wars to acceptable outcomes—one large-scale nuclear war would end civilization as we know it. ... Amid or after a major nuclear war with Russia or China, it is highly unlikely that a U.S. president would have any plausible incentive to fight a second large-scale nuclear war. Thus, a scenario where the United States fights one nuclear war and deters another nuclear war is realistically sufficient.

Project Atom 2023 (100 page PDF)


Oh my, more signs we're surely doomed this time! Illinois is definitely doomed by that lovely natural maddening Havana Syndrome tune...


The World Hasn’t Seen Cicadas Like This Since 1803


Skip Homeier (1930-2017) for civil defense PSA. He was in 2 episodes of Star Trek.




April 3, 1995: the first item was purchased on Amazon. It just happened to be a book about artificial intelligence.


Here's the backstory.


From drones to cannabis to money laundering to “useful idiots” from Hollywood...same as it's always been:


CIA Front Companies


Just over 2 years ago, (2 weeks prior to invasion) Putin had said, strongly hinted that the use of nuclear weapons may be inevitable if:

Ukraine joins NATO + Ukraine attacks Crimea.

Welp...the psychopaths in charge are inching closer.


https://twitter.com/Liberacrat_/status/1...6303187254


Royal Australian Navy Anzac-class frigate HMAS Stuart (FFH 153) leaving Pearl Harbor, Hawaii - April 3, 2024.  Looks like the party is over, the Aussies are leaving.



U.S. Navy Mobile Aerial Target Support System (MATSS-1) IX-524 towed barge going into Pearl Harbor, Hawaii - April 3, 2024:


Mobile At-Sea Sensor (MATSS) barge (IX-524) provides advanced remote telecommunications capability that extends the reach of the 42,000 square-mile Pacific Missile Range, the world's largest instrumented multi-environmental range capable of supported surface, subsurface, air, and space operations simultaneously.



The SR-91 Aurora Mach 5 Spy Plane Was Never Real

I remember the days reading dozens of "Aurora" threads on ATS.

Weird times as 2 days later, Aurora unveiled...


Aurora unveiled its new "goddess" logo


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So was Warren Zevon's 1989 album, "Transverse City" about the End of History?



and it's worse when I try to remember,
when I think about then and now;
I'd rather see it on the news at 11,
sit back and watch it Run Straight Down.
Run Straight Down.
Run Straight Down.
I can see it with my eyes closed.
Run Straight Down.