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Monday, December 20, 2010

Action in the absense of vision is the definition of ingnorance

Senator, how can supporting a bill like S.T.A.R.T strengthen the security of our country. First of all the so called cold war with Russia is over! Furthermore, Russia is far from the only nuclear armed county we need to worry about. In addition, decreasing our nuclear head capability as well as our launching capability on word from Russia that it will do the same is not responsible to the safety and security of our country. Moreover, it’s not even logical given the history of Russian behavior. Even more important is reducing nuclear capability just for Russian interest is foolishness. What about countries like China, Iran, and all the rest of the world that has or may have nuclear capability in the near or distance future? How can this be considered a conservative idea? Answer it's not it’s a very liberal idea. Moreover Russia is involved in the sales and aiding in the building of nuclear capability in Iran and other countries that is not in the best interest of United States security. I think a reality check is in our best interest regarding the belief that Russia will follow through in any arms agreement that they participate in with any country. Furthermore, even if Russia did honor this agreement with America how does this make us any safer or notably militarily stronger regarding the rest of the world? In fact it will to serve to make us appear militarily weaker and so we would be. Moreover, this behavior will invite the rest the world to reconsider America’s super power status. So, tell me again how is this a good idea? If you or anyone else think you can improve on the predictability of a communist country well let’s just say this sounds like action in the absence of vision which is the definition of ignorance. The Russian country continues to be a communist country with limited free speech and press so for one to believe in their agreements is naive.

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