A Terrifying Plan for Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strikes
Spectator, The; London › August 05, 2009
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Spectator, The; London › August 05, 2009
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As Mr [Michael Portillo] puts it: 'The case for Britain having an independent nuclear deterrent depended on the existence of the Soviet Union. But the Soviet Union collapsed long ago. There is no threat from China. The nuclear weapons states, from India to Israel, do not have the capability to hit us.
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A Terrifying Plan for Pre-Emptive Nuclear Strikes
Britain, the Prime Minister will be pleased to learn, once had a nuclear weapon named the Tony. (It was a prototype warhead to be fitted to the Bloodhound surface-to-air missile, tried in the 1950s but never developed. ) The record books of our great nation's early nuclear experiments also yield something called the Peter (appropriately enough, a trigger device for a larger explosion) but, alas, no Alastair, no Gordon (though there was, perhaps in anticipation of the late Robin Cook, another prototype unhappily ...
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