Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
81 years ago today, the United States dropped a nuclear weapon on Hiroshima—a “tactical” nuke in today’s narrative construction. As Scott Ritter—the former UN weapons inspector and whistleblower—discussed recently, the Pentagon is presently reviewing its nuclear warfighting posture, at a time when conventional weapons supplies are dwindling. Ritter discusses how this is leading war planners to discuss the “liberal” use of tactical nuclear weapons, given that is all that may be left for the peer military powers of Russia and China. Trump should be fired for his incompetency, according to Ritter, who then suggests replacing him with US Presidential Candidate, Diane Sare. Sare brings the vision of Lyndon LaRouche, who for decades, organized the only alternative to war and economic misery: peace through development. The discussion of a trilateral meeting between Trump, Xi and Putin could be a venue to discuss strategic stability, as Izvestia recently wrote of.
81 years ago today, the United States dropped a nuclear weapon on Hiroshima—a “tactical” nuke in today’s narrative construction. As Scott Ritter—the former UN weapons inspector and whistleblower—discussed recently, the Pentagon is presently reviewing its nuclear warfighting posture, at a time when conventional weapons supplies are dwindling. Ritter discusses how this is leading war planners to discuss the “liberal” use of tactical nuclear weapons, given that is all that may be left for the peer military powers of Russia and China. Trump should be fired for his incompetency, according to Ritter, who then suggests replacing him with US Presidential Candidate, Diane Sare. Sare brings the vision of Lyndon LaRouche, who for decades, organized the only alternative to war and economic misery: peace through development. The discussion of a trilateral meeting between Trump, Xi and Putin could be a venue to discuss strategic stability, as Izvestia recently wrote of.
