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In reply to the discussion: Russia To Test Unstoppable 'Satan 2' Stealth Nuke Capable Of Wiping Out An Entire Nation [View all]redStateBlueHeart
(265 posts)41. Donald Trump: "I accept that challenge
And raise you two missiles."
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Russia To Test Unstoppable 'Satan 2' Stealth Nuke Capable Of Wiping Out An Entire Nation [View all]
Purveyor
May 2016
OP
How many hundreds of thousands innocent civilians have Russia killed in the last twenty five years
Purveyor
May 2016
#3
Ask Ukraine, Poland, the Baltics, Afghanistan, Central Asia, the Caucasus states,
NuclearDem
May 2016
#11
Wouldn't it be relevant, necessary even, to implicitly allow not merely civilian deaths but also...
LanternWaste
May 2016
#45
Well the US seems to be going full steam ahead with weapons development
RedCappedBandit
May 2016
#38
This part is such utter BS. Modern MIRV warheads are much smaller yield than '50s free fall bombs
leveymg
May 2016
#28
Ugh - this just another MIRVed ICBM - just like US MX missile - it carries up to 12 warheads
jpak
May 2016
#9
Unless your conspiracy theory accounts for Lockheed controlling Moscow media, no.
stevenleser
May 2016
#18
The best mad scientist nuclear weapon proposal ever was U.S.A.'s "Project Pluto"
hunter
May 2016
#34
Regarding Russian military hardware? What source for that would you prefer?
stevenleser
May 2016
#47