We disagree, I would only think that is a good idea if a) all other avenues have failed and/or b) there was a realistic chance of improvement. I see no reason to think that either is the case here.I used to be a senior Director with one of those companies (EVP in your parlance), so I do understand some of the issues. However, I can only assume that Trump has been told by his military advisors that the USA is being disadvantaged with the current arrangement. Sometimes it’s fine to just rip up an agreement and start again. Putin unfortunately is the one who took Russia on its current path of ignoring the agreement, so not much chance of negotiating a path back to normality, as he only understands strength. Throw in the China conundrum and he’s probably right. This is not a Trump gut reaction nor tweet, this is serious policy. We have enough nuclear arms to kill us all anyway, what this is about is short range tactical nuclear to threaten near states and maritime naval forces....
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We do agree on “We have enough nuclear arms to kill us all anyway” which is why I’m concerned with building up even more of them - perhaps you can direct me to some articles that explain how we are being disadvantaged by the agreements and why we need to build up a greater short range nuclear arsenal.
