Islamic-Fascist (Enemy & Their Supporters), Studies, Analysis & Opinions, National News
The strategy of nuclear deterrence has long been based on the premise that would be nuclear aggressors will be far less likely to deploy nuclear weapons if they know: 1) that with certainty they will be identified as the perpetrators of the act and 2) as a result of being identified they will be subject to certain, swift mass retaliation.
Citing this transformation Robert L. Gallucci, dean of the Edmund A. Walsh School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, in his study Averting Nuclear Catastrophe: Contemplating Extreme Responses to the US, has pessimistically said, “Some of today’s adversaries value their lives less than our deaths. Such adversaries are not candidates for deterrence. ...
