As a teenager in the 1970s, I recall talking to my dad about fears of nuclear war between the United States and the Soviet Union. My dad took a broad view, suggesting that if U.S. and Soviet leaders were stupid enough to blow each other to smithereens, a billion Chinese people would be left to pick up the slack and move the world forward.
My dad was right about many things, but what he didn’t realize was that U.S. nuclear war plans (known as SIOPs) often called for the elimination of the USSR and China, even if China had had no involvement in events leading up to the war. Basically, the ruling U.S. nuclear war philosophy was: If you’re red, you’re dead.
#1: interpreter To: Charles_Byrd (#0)
Your Dad was a very smart guy. He knows (knew) that both Russia and China have the worst human-rights record in the world (along with China's sidekick Mr. Un). "If you're red your dead" is a very good policy.
It should be noticed that the demon-possessed leaders in question all live east of where the lower 50 miles of the Euphrates dried up at the turn of the century.
They are destined to succumb soon to a plague of "exceedingly great hail" dropped by 24 Christian nations -- who will go on to rule the Earth for a thousand years (in peace).
interpreter posted on 2023-01-11 14:51:51 Reply Private Reply