Nuclear Nutcase and Suitcase
Having had quite a long time to cogitate on these things (3
days ago I hit 86), I have seen nuclear weapons as being little more than a
means by which small nations as well as big ones could beat themselves on the
chest gorilla-style while yowling at each other without risk of having their
bluffs called. But now that too large a
proportion of the U.S.
"white" population has let sheer racial hatred get the better of them
and they have put into the Oval Office a creature much more terrifying than any
gorilla, i.e. a human gone berserk with power, all bets are off – except one. That one bet, that one hope is that the U.S.
military has long since seen the need to quietly but thoroughly disable the
button in the legendary nuclear suitcase that U.S. Presidents are thought to
have available at all times. If the
military hasn't done that by now, then they are all traitors of the worst kind,
to the U.S.,
and, even more, to the entire planet, since the planet counts for much, much
more than do the political considerations of any number of self-absorbed
nation-states.
On the other hand, however, what makes me think that the
military would act any more responsibly in this matter than would the Executive
or any other branch of the Government? Am
I hoping for a coup, or something of that nature? --Not really, though that would be
interesting. Everything that is bad news
for T. Rump is good news for this country.