Hey! What A Great Idea! With Iran Building Nuclear Missiles and North Korea Aiming Theirs At Us, Obama Decides to Destroy 30% Of America's Nukes

Barack Hussein Obama, fresh off the single biggest Marxist victory in American history last Sunday, has not waited even one week to go ahead and sign a treaty with the Russians that will reduce America's nuclear warheads by about 30% - those are American nukes that actually work and deter several countries from attacking us while the Russians will destroy the same number of nukes, except theirs don't work anymore.

So, let's do a quick review here of the situation.

Iran will have nuclear weapons within a year and North Korea already has nuclear weapons and has made threats against the U.S. already with them. Russia is friends with BOTH Iran and North Korea. So, the Russians, the North Koreans and the Iranians all want to destroy America and Barack Hussein Obama just threw 1/3 of our defense down the tubes.

Got it.

I feel the need to explain something to Barack Hussein Obama. Ronald Reagan negotiated an arms treaty with the Soviet Union because HE GOT SOMETHING FOR IT. You, our new President, got NOTHING. For pete's sakes... Louise Slaughter could have negotiated this deal - she could have rushed in, wearing someone else's dentures, and simply announced that America would destroy 1/3 of it's national defense missile stash.

I'm sorry, folks, but I just can't figure this maniac, Obama, out. I mean, if he just wants to kill us all, then why is he wasting time with things like Healthcare and Cap 'N Trade?

Lambs to slaughter...lambs to slaughter....(everyone, join in)....lambs to slaughter.


From Reuters.

Factbox: What's in the Russia-U.S. arms treaty?


(Reuters) - President Barack Obama and Russian President Dmitry Medvedev sealed an agreement on Friday on a landmark nuclear arms reduction treaty.

Here are details on the treaty, why it is important and the path to its ratification in the United States:

RESET IN RELATIONS

The new treaty is a successor to the 1991 Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (START), which expired in December. But perhaps more importantly, it is seen a major step to improving Russian-U.S. relations after years of tension that peaked following Russia's war with U.S.-supported Georgia in 2008.

Obama and Medvedev plan to sign the treaty on April 8 in Prague, where the U.S. president last year made a major speech outlining his vision for eventually ridding the world of nuclear weapons.

CUTS DEPLOYED WARHEADS

The new treaty reduces the numbers of deployed warheads from previously agreed levels, but still leaves Russia and the United States with enough nuclear weapons to easily assure their mutual annihilation.

* WARHEADS - Limits the number of operationally deployed nuclear warheads to 1,550, which is down nearly two-thirds from the original START treaty and is 30% lower than the deployed strategic warhead limit of the 2002 Moscow Treaty.

* LAUNCHERS - Limits to 800 the number of deployed and non-deployed inter-continental ballistic missile (ICBM) launchers, submarine-launched ballistic missile (SLBM) launchers, and heavy bombers equipped for nuclear armaments.

* MISSILES - Limits the number of ICBMs, SLBMs, and deployed heavy bombers equipped for nuclear armaments to 700.

RATIFICATION

The treaty still must be ratified by a two-thirds majority of the U.S. Senate. The Obama administration says it does not expect opposition because the treaty does not put limits on U.S. missile defense plans. Analysts believe opposition Republicans could seize upon the treaty's ratification process as a chance to brand Obama as soft on defense.