National Security Leaders Tell Obama: “Stop The Unilateral Denuclearization of the United States”

Last March, at a meeting in Seoul Korea with Dmitry Medvedev, Obama leaned toward the Russian president, thinking he was off mike, and said, “On all these issues, but particularly missile defense, this can be solved, but it’s important for him [Prime Minister Vladimir Putin] to give me space.” He added, “This is my last election. After my election I have more flexibility.”

That sent shivers down the spines of patriotic Americans all across the nation.

It’s hard to believe that after being caught in such colossal indiscretion – after such a treasonous admission, the man could still somehow be reelected. There should have been a firestorm of disapproval, but because the media meticulously swept it under the rug, many Americans never even heard about it.

Trevor Loudon considers those words to be “the single most important statement made by Obama in his entire first term of office” because the elimination of our nuclear deterrent, and the decimation of American military “has been Moscow, Beijing, and Havana’s number one dream  for decades.”

It is what Obama’s communist  mentors such as Frank Marshall Davis, Alice Palmer, and Bill Ayers, have always worked relentlessly towards. Now their protege has the power to make that hellish fantasy a reality.

At last some in Washington seem to be taking the US’s looming national suicide seriously.

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The authors, who include two former members of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and eighteen others with “decades of experience with national security policy and practice,” declare:“It is now clear that, as a practical matter under present and foreseeable circumstances, this agenda will only result in the unilateral disarmament of the U.S. nuclear deterrent. That will make the world more dangerous, not less.

In our professional judgment…America’s “Triad” of nuclear-armed land-based and submarine-launched missiles and bomber-delivered nuclear weapons have promoted strategic stability and discouraged proliferation. Steps that raise uncertainty about the viability, reliability and effectiveness of our deterrent will have the opposite effect.”

 

See New Zeal for the list of the signers.