Global Warfare “Summit” Summons National Priority

Outraged about all the innocents being slaughtered in Russia/Ukraine, Israel/Palestine, and the build-up for war in China/Taiwan?  Thank you.  Most of these below represent the armaments, bombs, guidance systems, and “intelligence” skill sets being sent to these regions.  It is one industry, clamoring for global dominance.

Ten feet tall, high above our heads, as the escalator descends deep below ground to the conference rooms for the 3-day “16th Annual Nuclear Deterrence Summit” in Washington DC is a brightly lit welcoming.  It reads:

Securing Our World,

Ensuring Our Future

In reality, nothing could be further from the truth.

Deterrence need only fail once.  Once.

It will.  What gives anyone the right to threaten all our grandchildren’s existence?  Nothing and no one.   Our leaders have exceeded the banal mindset of the Cold War, without the public knowing it.  The ominous and wrong presumption of leading a nuclear arms race to win a nuclear war has crept back in.

Hundreds of contractors, corporations, the Pentagon, Government agencies, and universities fill the rooms to solidify contracts, and encourage each other to continue building more facilities for more nuclear devices, and much faster.   Why?  The constant shout here:  “Evil.”  The enemies Russia and China are fast upon us.   The “Summit” echoes their call for a national mobilization to move immediately and fully to deter these two “expansionist” fronts.

The only real and proven tool we have, the hard work of diplomacy, is nowhere to be found.  Only a handful have heard of the Treaty on The Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, and those misperceive it as naive.   The trillions $ funneled quietly for this “enterprise” are flowing, unaudited, and without any media discussion, oversight or democratic process.

     Jim Carrier, a discerning journalist reporting on the Summit, “I’m coming at this from the viewpoint of a journalist, not as an activist.   Although… it’s very eye-opening.  When I was covering this industry in 1995 everything seemed to be shutting down….  I’m shocked really.  Remarkably, it has all come back to life.  The vibe last year was that we couldn’t find enough people… this year it is the opposite tone.   [The industry] is underway and we’ve hired many thousands of new workers.   The big news announced is they will have the first new plutonium pit and it will be “war ready”.

It is frightening to see the inside of the sausage, the enthusiasm these folks are bringing to it, and the power they wield.  What we have is a huge lobbying machine of contractors, … We are in a new arms race, a new war going on.  The American public is wholly ignorant of it.”

“Enemies” remain the reason for maintaining a secret world of nuclear weapons and warfare.  The three days of drumming to build faster was eased by finding a knowledgeable, brave soul.

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