The Big Ass Bomb.

[kentuck]

It's a dilemma.

Should I wish for the Constitution to be obeyed or should I wish for the Generals to be in charge - at least, of our military. We had grown accustomed to the old Constitution after about 240 years. But, we are now led to believe that it is the generals that are making the call?

If the Generals made the decision to fire off the MOAB, the largest bomb in our non-nuclear arsenal, then it must have been a very important reason? Was it bluster to show the world, and two or three countries in particular, just how powerful we are as a military power? Was it for show or was it for a strategic purpose?

If the Commander in Chief was not told of the decision to fire off the MOAB, then it could be a very serious problem within our chain of command, as written in our Constitution.

But, the dilemma is: Do we want the present Commander in Chief to be making the decisions or the Generals and Joint Chiefs making the decisions? With which would you feel more safe?

[El Mimbreno]

1. Neither

And I'm not sure I'd trust congress either. How about putting it to a vote of the enlisted personnel?

[RKP5637]

2. Anymore, I think I trust the Generals and Joint Chiefs more, but as we well know history shows

that can go south. We walk a fine line anymore on a really slippery slope along a very deep abyss.

[kentuck]

3. It seems like an orchestrated military coup...

...but to protect us from the present Commander in Chief?

[RKP5637]

4. We're living in really strange unpredictable times. I was low on my blood pressure

medicine, I just got it refilled. Who knows what tomorrow might bring with N.K. ... horrible way to live these days.

[kentuck]

5. We don't know whether or not there has been a military coup?

To prevent Trump from having access to the most deadly weapons?

We simply don't know who is calling the shots at this time?