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Originally Posted by bradclark1
They do have a point and plus it would turn into an Islamic state which terrorists would base out of. Thats my take on it anyway.
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Originally Posted by Kapitan_Phillips
I dont think it'll be Russia, should something spark off. Its more likely to be a rogue state with illegally manufactured or purchased nuclear weapons if anything. And they wont missile it, they'll smuggle it somewhere and detonate on the ground.
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I wish US administration had the same thoughts as you guys. Unfortunately, even the Sept.11 tragedy, which clearly showed where the real danger comes from, did not straighten their priorities.
One thing is to fight for profits of a few very rich American people/companies in the sphere of Russian economic interests, another thing is to really expect, seriously discuss and take measures against the threat of a nuclear war from a slavic country with capitalistic-jungle economy (not even commies any more) while the islamic/muslim origin of the threat was clearly indicated by the Sept.11 attack.
They should leave it to Baltic countries, Ukraine and Georgia worry about the Russian military threat because those counties need that to justify their presence in EU to get their piece of the pie.
