Russia fires its radical hypersonic 'super nuke' warhead.

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

Can we just talk about bombs pleeeeeeeeeese.

 

[Tatty_Two]

All is well, the Israeli's have an upgraded version of the Jericho III with a 5-6000km range.

 

[dorsetknob]

I'm not saying we haven't had our moments.

what about the Glorious US
Invasion of Grenada
A Bang up war with more medals issued than troops used

 

[NdMk2o1o]

Pretty sure the US arms isis..... I'ma just leave this here and sit back

 

[horik]

Russia voted off UN Human Rights Council today, while the Chair of the United Nations Human Rights Council panel is held by an Saudi Arabian

 

[NdMk2o1o]

Russia voted off UN Human Rights Council today, while the Chair of the United Nations Human Rights Council panel is held by an Saudi Arabian

 

[64K]

As an American I notice that many fellow Americans are surprised when they see the contempt that people in other countries have for Americans. After all we're the good guys and we have strong support from our Allies right? Well, no. It's true we do some good in this world but we also do a fair amount of bullying and exploiting. Basically we have taken Great Britain's place in that regard. It was Britain that was doing that before us and the only reason that they are not doing so now is because they can't. The sun has set on the British Empire and the sun will set on America as well. Another superpower will take the reins then. Probably China and we can all hate them then.

 

[R-T-B]

what about the Glorious US
Invasion of Grenada
A Bang up war with more medals issued than troops used

I listed my faves... Remember the Alamo, dorset...

 

[Nuckles56]

But to get back on topic, a new nuclear missile is exactly what the world needs /s

 

[tabascosauz]

Can't pin it on the Russians if the Americans brought it upon themselves.

GMD in Eastern Europe was a bad idea and Obama knew it. It's been known for decades that anti-ballistic missile systems are just as dangerous to the doctrine as ICBMs, SLBMs and nuclear bombs themselves. The US knew exactly what they were doing when they proposed GMD, and they knew exactly what they were doing when they unilaterally pulled out of the ABM Treaty. Then they make a big deal about Russian development in new missiles like the Bulava, Yars and Sarmat? Bitch please.

The more you push Russia, the more and better nukes they build. They don't have money to divert to other branches of their armed forces.

But for the foreseeable future, Russia will find ways to get past any ABM systems that the US can build. It's a bit like the current deal with reactive armour on tanks; Israel pioneered the concept, but the Soviets and Russians have been solely reliant on ERA since the T-72A appeared on the scene in '79. NATO develops better HEAT rounds, Soviets develop "gill armor" then Kontakt-1 ERA to counter it. NATO turns to APFSDS, Russia develops Kontakt-5 ERA to counter it. NATO makes better rounds like the M829A3 to get through ERA, Russia develops Relikt to counter it. NATO develops M829E4 with the intention of killing Relikt-equipped T-90AMs, Russia comes out with a surprise announcement at the parade of 4th gen Malachit ERA on the T-14 Armata. It's endless.

Getting sick of this shit, really. I guess Russia just has a terrible time keeping secrets, or (more likely) wants to strike fear into its enemies' hearts. On the other hand, US weapons development doesn't reveal jack shit until it's formally revealed. There are no surprises here. The biggest surprise (and long-term mistake) was deploying GMD in Eastern Europe and THAAD in South Korea. There is no better way of saying "it's time to end amicable diplomatic relations".

 

[rtwjunkie]

Can't pin it on the Russians if the Americans brought it upon themselves.

GMD in Eastern Europe was a bad idea and Obama knew it. It's been known for decades that anti-ballistic missile systems are just as dangerous to the doctrine as ICBMs, SLBMs and nuclear bombs themselves. The US knew exactly what they were doing when they proposed GMD, and they knew exactly what they were doing when they unilaterally pulled out of the ABM Treaty. Then they make a big deal about Russian development in new missiles like the Bulava, Yars and Sarmat? Bitch please.

The more you push Russia, the more and better nukes they build. They don't have money to divert to other branches of their armed forces.

But for the foreseeable future, Russia will find ways to get past any ABM systems that the US can build. It's a bit like the current deal with reactive armour on tanks; Israel pioneered the concept, but the Soviets and Russians have been solely reliant on ERA since the T-72A appeared on the scene in '79. NATO develops better HEAT rounds, Soviets develop "gill armor" then Kontakt-1 ERA to counter it. NATO turns to APFSDS, Russia develops Kontakt-5 ERA to counter it. NATO makes better rounds like the M829A3 to get through ERA, Russia develops Relikt to counter it. NATO develops M829E4 with the intention of killing Relikt-equipped T-90AMs, Russia comes out with a surprise announcement at the parade of 4th gen Malachit ERA on the T-14 Armata. It's endless.

Getting sick of this shit, really. I guess Russia just has a terrible time keeping secrets, or (more likely) wants to strike fear into its enemies' hearts. On the other hand, US weapons development doesn't reveal jack shit until it's formally revealed. There are no surprises here. The biggest surprise (and long-term mistake) was deploying GMD in Eastern Europe and THAAD in South Korea. There is no better way of saying "it's time to end amicable diplomatic relations".

All basically correct, except you forget why. While George W was still President, Russia began its surly USSR behavior, and has been perfecting it since. Forgot about the invasion of Georgia? Russia is behaving as they always did, and the way they are most comfortable in the world.

 

[CAPSLOCKSTUCK]

 

[Tomgang]

I will let the image speak for it self...