Winning a Nuclear War – The Prize: Extinction

Don’t expect the concept of extinction or omnicide to roll off the lips of nuclear warriors. Their brains focus on the win-ability of nuclear war to the exclusion of all other possibilities. Let’s take a minute to examine the myopic mindset of nuclear strategists and what we should be doing about it.

The story of nuclear weapons begins with the dropping of an atomic bomb named Little Boy on the city of Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945. Since then, many authors have written and exposed this event as being more about starting a new war with our ally Russia than about ending WWII, more about continuing war so that the vast fortunes made by the US arms industry from WWII could continue indefinitely into the future.

2015, Winning a Nuclear War – The Prize: Extinction
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Also published in:

• Dissident Voice, May 4, 2015
• Lower Island News, page 19 and 20, #2, May 2015
• CounterPunch, May 15, 2015