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On September 1, 2008 I wrote:-
"In my letter dated June 27, 2004 ... I wrote “Technology, however, is necessary but not sufficient for independence; if the perceived willingness -- perceived by yourself and others -- to use your arms is zero, their value -- deterrent and other -- is zero. The United States has a decisive advantage -- ideological, economic and military -- over the rest of the world because of its demonstrated willingness to use its nuclear arms.” This applies as much to the use of nuclear arms within the country against agents of a foreign power -- the nuclear destruction of New Delhi/ Delhi will be the first such use of nuclear arms -- as outside the country. Also, as I have repeatedly emphasised, nuclear arms against the United States are needed not to “deter” it but to actually destroy it because the United States, by its nature, will be constantly striving for nuclear supremacy, that is, to overcome deterrence. In other words, the United States cannot be deterred, only destroyed. For this India needs nuclear supremacy over the United States and a minimum of ten thousand nuclear warheads -- an objective that is well within India’s reach; attaining this objective requires the nuclear destruction of New Delhi/ Delhi first."
On January 22, 2008 I wrote:-
"For the United States, striving for nuclear supremacy over all nations of the world is an axiom of its foreign policy. An example of the United States' determination to prevent India from emerging out of slavery is in the following report from The Guardian of January 22 '08 where a former Chairman of the United States' Joint Chiefs of Staff and others talk of a nuclear first strike on India (without actually naming it) to keep it in a state of slavery:-"The west must be ready to resort to a pre-emptive nuclear attack to try to halt the "imminent" spread of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, according to a radical manifesto for a new Nato by five of the west's most senior military officers and strategists.Calling for root-and-branch reform of Nato and a new pact drawing the US, Nato and the European Union together in a "grand strategy" to tackle the challenges of an increasingly brutal world, the former armed forces chiefs from the US, Britain, Germany, France and the Netherlands insist that a "first strike" nuclear option remains an "indispensable instrument" since there is "simply no realistic prospect of a nuclear-free world".The manifesto has been written following discussions with active commanders and policymakers, many of whom are unable or unwilling to publicly air their views. It has been presented to the Pentagon in Washington and to Nato's secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, over the past 10 days. The proposals are likely to be discussed at a Nato summit in Bucharest in April."The risk of further [nuclear] proliferation is imminent and, with it, the danger that nuclear war fighting, albeit limited in scope, might become possible," the authors argued in the 150-page blueprint for urgent reform of western military strategy and structures. "The first use of nuclear weapons must remain in the quiver of escalation as the ultimate instrument to prevent the use of weapons of mass destruction."The authors - General John Shalikashvili, the former chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff and Nato's ex-supreme commander in Europe, General Klaus Naumann, Germany's former top soldier and ex-chairman of Nato's military committee, General Henk van den Breemen, a former Dutch chief of staff, Admiral Jacques Lanxade, a former French chief of staff, and Lord Inge, field marshal and ex-chief of the general staff and the defence staff in the UK - paint an alarming picture of the threats and challenges confronting the west in the post-9/11 world and deliver a withering verdict on the ability to cope.""
In fact, one can go well beyond what I said above. On April 19, 2009 I said:
"Delivering nuclear warheads to New York and Washington can be done without waiting by using a single warhead and doing without most of the extra weight of bells and whistles of countermeasures, precise guidance, etc. With the present state of the United States’ anti-ballistic missile defences, just two missiles carrying just one warhead each to New York City and Washington, D.C. will almost certainly get through. More will follow, destroying other cities, if there is any retaliation. Willingness to USE your nuclear arms, not just brandishing them, increases your power millions of times. Destroying two United States cities NOW will solve all of India’s problems. Almost as effective will be destroying Tel Aviv and Haifa now, with the threat to destroy New York and Washington if there is any retaliation. The key is to DO it, without any ado.
"The actual USE of nuclear weapons increases your power millions of times. By controlling your behaviour into not using them, your enemies neutralise them as surely as with any anti-ballistic missile system. It is like neutralizing a bomber aircraft by paralyzing the crew’s ability to press the necessary buttons. There is nothing India needs more urgently than to use its nuclear arms against the United States or its agents in New Delhi."
Regarding the above, the following points need to be emphasized:-
1. The actual USE of nuclear weapons increases your power millions of times. By controlling your behavior into not using them -- this can be done by physical (including contact), chemical, financial or verbal/behavioral/psychological means including technological and other ‘aid‘/‘help‘ of various kinds-- your enemies neutralise your nuclear arms as surely as with any anti-ballistic missile systems.
2. Instead of first destroying the traitors in New Delhi, then building up India’s nuclear arms and then destroying the United States, one can by-pass the traitors in New Delhi by delivering just two nuclear warheads, of even twenty kilotons each, one to Washington and one to New York, with the capabilities India already has.
3. There is nothing India needs more urgently than to USE its nuclear arms against the United States.
"In my letter dated June 27, 2004 ... I wrote “Technology, however, is necessary but not sufficient for independence; if the perceived willingness -- perceived by yourself and others -- to use your arms is zero, their value -- deterrent and other -- is zero. The United States has a decisive advantage -- ideological, economic and military -- over the rest of the world because of its demonstrated willingness to use its nuclear arms.” This applies as much to the use of nuclear arms within the country against agents of a foreign power -- the nuclear destruction of New Delhi/ Delhi will be the first such use of nuclear arms -- as outside the country. Also, as I have repeatedly emphasised, nuclear arms against the United States are needed not to “deter” it but to actually destroy it because the United States, by its nature, will be constantly striving for nuclear supremacy, that is, to overcome deterrence. In other words, the United States cannot be deterred, only destroyed. For this India needs nuclear supremacy over the United States and a minimum of ten thousand nuclear warheads -- an objective that is well within India’s reach; attaining this objective requires the nuclear destruction of New Delhi/ Delhi first."
On January 22, 2008 I wrote:-
"For the United States, striving for nuclear supremacy over all nations of the world is an axiom of its foreign policy. An example of the United States' determination to prevent India from emerging out of slavery is in the following report from The Guardian of January 22 '08 where a former Chairman of the United States' Joint Chiefs of Staff and others talk of a nuclear first strike on India (without actually naming it) to keep it in a state of slavery:-"The west must be ready to resort to a pre-emptive nuclear attack to try to halt the "imminent" spread of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction, according to a radical manifesto for a new Nato by five of the west's most senior military officers and strategists.Calling for root-and-branch reform of Nato and a new pact drawing the US, Nato and the European Union together in a "grand strategy" to tackle the challenges of an increasingly brutal world, the former armed forces chiefs from the US, Britain, Germany, France and the Netherlands insist that a "first strike" nuclear option remains an "indispensable instrument" since there is "simply no realistic prospect of a nuclear-free world".The manifesto has been written following discussions with active commanders and policymakers, many of whom are unable or unwilling to publicly air their views. It has been presented to the Pentagon in Washington and to Nato's secretary general, Jaap de Hoop Scheffer, over the past 10 days. The proposals are likely to be discussed at a Nato summit in Bucharest in April."The risk of further [nuclear] proliferation is imminent and, with it, the danger that nuclear war fighting, albeit limited in scope, might become possible," the authors argued in the 150-page blueprint for urgent reform of western military strategy and structures. "The first use of nuclear weapons must remain in the quiver of escalation as the ultimate instrument to prevent the use of weapons of mass destruction."The authors - General John Shalikashvili, the former chairman of the US joint chiefs of staff and Nato's ex-supreme commander in Europe, General Klaus Naumann, Germany's former top soldier and ex-chairman of Nato's military committee, General Henk van den Breemen, a former Dutch chief of staff, Admiral Jacques Lanxade, a former French chief of staff, and Lord Inge, field marshal and ex-chief of the general staff and the defence staff in the UK - paint an alarming picture of the threats and challenges confronting the west in the post-9/11 world and deliver a withering verdict on the ability to cope.""
In fact, one can go well beyond what I said above. On April 19, 2009 I said:
"Delivering nuclear warheads to New York and Washington can be done without waiting by using a single warhead and doing without most of the extra weight of bells and whistles of countermeasures, precise guidance, etc. With the present state of the United States’ anti-ballistic missile defences, just two missiles carrying just one warhead each to New York City and Washington, D.C. will almost certainly get through. More will follow, destroying other cities, if there is any retaliation. Willingness to USE your nuclear arms, not just brandishing them, increases your power millions of times. Destroying two United States cities NOW will solve all of India’s problems. Almost as effective will be destroying Tel Aviv and Haifa now, with the threat to destroy New York and Washington if there is any retaliation. The key is to DO it, without any ado.
"The actual USE of nuclear weapons increases your power millions of times. By controlling your behaviour into not using them, your enemies neutralise them as surely as with any anti-ballistic missile system. It is like neutralizing a bomber aircraft by paralyzing the crew’s ability to press the necessary buttons. There is nothing India needs more urgently than to use its nuclear arms against the United States or its agents in New Delhi."
Regarding the above, the following points need to be emphasized:-
1. The actual USE of nuclear weapons increases your power millions of times. By controlling your behavior into not using them -- this can be done by physical (including contact), chemical, financial or verbal/behavioral/psychological means including technological and other ‘aid‘/‘help‘ of various kinds-- your enemies neutralise your nuclear arms as surely as with any anti-ballistic missile systems.
2. Instead of first destroying the traitors in New Delhi, then building up India’s nuclear arms and then destroying the United States, one can by-pass the traitors in New Delhi by delivering just two nuclear warheads, of even twenty kilotons each, one to Washington and one to New York, with the capabilities India already has.
3. There is nothing India needs more urgently than to USE its nuclear arms against the United States.
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