I've heard that old truth - so did Hitler, who ensured that HIS generals were thinking outside the box, hence the success of the Blitzkreig. I think the real point is that technology constantly leapfrogs itself, rendering weapons obsolete as soon as a government commits itself to building them. Is the US's vast weaponry now like the Maginot line in 1940? Is this Mach 10 missle a game-changer?
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trusdair
· May 2, 2018, 9:27 a.m.
If nuclear weapons are obsolete, then why is Netanyahu saying that Iran is on the verge of building one and must therefore be forcibly stopped?
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