may i ask one simple question?
who cares if the US has better nukes then russia
who cares if Russia has better nukes then the USA
either way everyone is fudged?
both countries blow the planet up x times over
so whats the whole point of this topic? apart from we have more then you?
Russian Nuclear Posture superior to the US's?, page 6
reply posted on 17-4-2007 @ 05:03 PM by StellarX
Originally posted by semperfoo
Wow.. HAHA This thread is laughable.. Russia controls the world?
No one controls the world but some certainly have great powers over their fellows.
HAHA good one. Just because terrorist along with other third world organizations have access to Kalashnikov's doesnt count as world domination...
No one suggested it did.
In another thread Ive got this stellar guy claiming outlandish claims (because russia has nothing in its conventional military worth a damn so he must make up ones)
That's your opinion but it's stocks off conventional weaponry is not obsolete by any means. Since you do nothing but ignore evidence there is not much i can do but disagree with your unsupported claims.
that russia has geophysical weapons that they have used on the US before (katrina) and will continue to use on the US which gives them some unknown supremacy over all of our hitech inventory,
If one can point out to some other country that would seek to use the geophysical weapons secretary Cohen referred to against the US feel but but until then you should real work from the assumption that the country with such vast nuclear and conventional forces can use such as a cover for deploying even greater weapons.
and now we got some guy here who thinks just because russia has 17,000 troops in former soviet blocs, Russia 'must' control the whole damn planet...
I have posted a large volume of links suggesting/showing that they are in fact in political control of all or most of their former colonies. I know you just ignore what you do not want to consider so here they are again.
reformed-theology.org...
www.sierratimes.com...
www.thefinalphase.com...
www.markriebling.com...
www.stoptheftaa.org...
www.jbs.org...
www.jbs.org...
www.jbs.org...
www.jbs.org...
www.jbs.org...
And this isnt even accounting for his overstatements that Russia has a 'the world by the balls' because of its abundant yet dwindling natural resources..
Last i checked Russian exports in most resources were growing/recovering from their slump in the 90's and i see no physical reason why they will not reach or surpass those levels in the cases they did not already.
Hey pal.. Europe does not equal the entire world. Remember that next time.That is all.
Whoever gains control of Europe has a good chance of controlling the world and that seems quite obvious by the control European banking/royal families seems to have achieved.
Stellar
reply posted on 17-4-2007 @ 06:42 PM by Iblis
I provided five links per single post.
I've done nothing? Proved nothing?
Fine, for the third, fourth time, I'll look at his argument and disprove.
Before I do -- Do tell, what is going on? Simply saying he's right, it must be assumed you mean in all things. Well, your blank assertions, especially from such a new, and erego, relatively unqualified user mean little.
Hell, if he thinks I'm Rogue1, I could much more easily believe you, are INeedHelp.
The Russians currently have 16000 nuclear warheads.
en.wikipedia.org... [7,200 actually operational]
www.armscontrol.org... [Russia's number is inflated due to failure to dismantle weapons.]
www.bellona.org... [Russian nuclear-navy is falling apart, poor numbers. Actual tests of missiles fail miserably.]
www.fas.org... [Written by -the- nuclear organization within Russia. Enormous debt, internal structure failing.]
www.uiowa.edu... [An amateur article, though with a variety of discussions on Russia's failing forces.]
1) will soon shift its Black Sea fleet to the Med (this fleet will be shifted to Syria)
I never argued the strength of the Black Sea Fleet, historically, or what it could potentially be now. Despite being fractured, I respect that Russia wants to relocate here. The argument I stated? With what? The small percentage of Russia's navy that receives even the most modest funding, and which can leave its docks, and where the crew receives regular experience, or training, is about nil.
Is it a strategic location? Yes.
Could it's impact be significant? Yes.
Does Russia have the forces to place in that region, in order to properly achieve that strength? No.
And INeedHelp's argument against me was saying that I denied its importance. Two, or three times he did this. He never counter-acted my argument, simply kept attacking me on an issue I all-ready acknowledged as true.
2) controls the Transnistria
He never acknowledged the strategic value of this place. I didn't care to deal with it -- Though when we factor in that the trasnistria is currently trying to be independent, he cannot claim 'Russia will have full control'. Perhaps a friendly access, though not full control.
3) supports Iran and North Korea, both of which threaten the West
North Korea is hardly a threat. They achieved Nuclear Weapons -- Which, might I remind you, they've never proven to have, only the capability to improperly blow radioactive material miles high -- in order to detair a US. threat. The actual use of such a weapons would be a quick end to all of North Korea. It's more of an active thorn in the side of our political stance than an actual threat.
Furthermore, Iran can hardly be argued a threat. They're being as much a trouble as they have the capability for right now, training and arming insurgents. If it came to a conventional war, one in where we have no pressing desire to occupy, Iran would be 'erased from the pages of time'. Much as they figure Israel should be.
4) has more theatre bombers than the US
www.fas.org...
www.nti.org...
www.nti.org...
So, even bombers that Russia claims 'as its own' are being decommissioned and thrown away. While I couldn't find multiple matching statistics on the theatre bombers for both side, I'm going to make an argument using general logic.
a. U.S. bombers and Russian bombers, in general, were roughly equal, with a slight swing towards the Russian side.
b. The combination of poor funding, poor training, and generally out-dated designs defines the Russian forces as being of worse quality.
c. Because both country's deploy extremely advanced anti-air systems, quantity is not the argument here, but quality.
Leading to:
d. The B2, though in low-numbers, is the only aircraft relatively guarenteed to penetrate airspace, with nuclear-weapons, and deploy said weapons effectively.
The Russians control most of the world
a. This was entirley disproven through both logic, and sources, and his later 'redefinition' of 'deployed' troops, wherein he even disagreed with his own given statistics by ~20%.
Energy exporter
a. Basic economics disagrees with him.
b. Russia is dependent on the income.
c. Multiple links given by myself and others towards evidence disagreeing with his stance.
d. His argument was almost entirely flawed logic and 'his own evidence', failing to be backed up.
If that's not all the points of contention he made, simply post the others. I'm not going to go through each page and cross-apply what I've all-ready pasted, or what he simply restated.
Furthermore, most of these were disproved through links, by other users. So if my argument fails to persuade you, simply read back to the posts immediately following his.
Lastly, let's leave 'geophysical weapons' out of this. Supplementing a real-world strategic discussion with a conspiracy-weapon makes the point moot. That's much the same as me saying, 'The U.S. have the gray's weapons! They'd win!' Is the example a bit more fantastic? Yes. Is it still 'cheap', and not qualified for the current topic? Yep.
I've done nothing? Proved nothing?
Fine, for the third, fourth time, I'll look at his argument and disprove.
Before I do -- Do tell, what is going on? Simply saying he's right, it must be assumed you mean in all things. Well, your blank assertions, especially from such a new, and erego, relatively unqualified user mean little.
Hell, if he thinks I'm Rogue1, I could much more easily believe you, are INeedHelp.
The Russians currently have 16000 nuclear warheads.
en.wikipedia.org... [7,200 actually operational]
www.armscontrol.org... [Russia's number is inflated due to failure to dismantle weapons.]
www.bellona.org... [Russian nuclear-navy is falling apart, poor numbers. Actual tests of missiles fail miserably.]
www.fas.org... [Written by -the- nuclear organization within Russia. Enormous debt, internal structure failing.]
www.uiowa.edu... [An amateur article, though with a variety of discussions on Russia's failing forces.]
1) will soon shift its Black Sea fleet to the Med (this fleet will be shifted to Syria)
I never argued the strength of the Black Sea Fleet, historically, or what it could potentially be now. Despite being fractured, I respect that Russia wants to relocate here. The argument I stated? With what? The small percentage of Russia's navy that receives even the most modest funding, and which can leave its docks, and where the crew receives regular experience, or training, is about nil.
Is it a strategic location? Yes.
Could it's impact be significant? Yes.
Does Russia have the forces to place in that region, in order to properly achieve that strength? No.
And INeedHelp's argument against me was saying that I denied its importance. Two, or three times he did this. He never counter-acted my argument, simply kept attacking me on an issue I all-ready acknowledged as true.
2) controls the Transnistria
He never acknowledged the strategic value of this place. I didn't care to deal with it -- Though when we factor in that the trasnistria is currently trying to be independent, he cannot claim 'Russia will have full control'. Perhaps a friendly access, though not full control.
3) supports Iran and North Korea, both of which threaten the West
North Korea is hardly a threat. They achieved Nuclear Weapons -- Which, might I remind you, they've never proven to have, only the capability to improperly blow radioactive material miles high -- in order to detair a US. threat. The actual use of such a weapons would be a quick end to all of North Korea. It's more of an active thorn in the side of our political stance than an actual threat.
Furthermore, Iran can hardly be argued a threat. They're being as much a trouble as they have the capability for right now, training and arming insurgents. If it came to a conventional war, one in where we have no pressing desire to occupy, Iran would be 'erased from the pages of time'. Much as they figure Israel should be.
4) has more theatre bombers than the US
www.fas.org...
www.nti.org...
www.nti.org...
So, even bombers that Russia claims 'as its own' are being decommissioned and thrown away. While I couldn't find multiple matching statistics on the theatre bombers for both side, I'm going to make an argument using general logic.
a. U.S. bombers and Russian bombers, in general, were roughly equal, with a slight swing towards the Russian side.
b. The combination of poor funding, poor training, and generally out-dated designs defines the Russian forces as being of worse quality.
c. Because both country's deploy extremely advanced anti-air systems, quantity is not the argument here, but quality.
Leading to:
d. The B2, though in low-numbers, is the only aircraft relatively guarenteed to penetrate airspace, with nuclear-weapons, and deploy said weapons effectively.
The Russians control most of the world
a. This was entirley disproven through both logic, and sources, and his later 'redefinition' of 'deployed' troops, wherein he even disagreed with his own given statistics by ~20%.
Energy exporter
a. Basic economics disagrees with him.
b. Russia is dependent on the income.
c. Multiple links given by myself and others towards evidence disagreeing with his stance.
d. His argument was almost entirely flawed logic and 'his own evidence', failing to be backed up.
If that's not all the points of contention he made, simply post the others. I'm not going to go through each page and cross-apply what I've all-ready pasted, or what he simply restated.
Furthermore, most of these were disproved through links, by other users. So if my argument fails to persuade you, simply read back to the posts immediately following his.
Lastly, let's leave 'geophysical weapons' out of this. Supplementing a real-world strategic discussion with a conspiracy-weapon makes the point moot. That's much the same as me saying, 'The U.S. have the gray's weapons! They'd win!' Is the example a bit more fantastic? Yes. Is it still 'cheap', and not qualified for the current topic? Yep.
I believe everyone agrees with me, they all seem to think you are the one who is sadly lacking in knowledge, especially when you start to
make things up to strengthen your argument. 
I think 2006 gave us good material to work with as the Russians did play hardball when pressed. reply posted on 29-4-2007 @ 05:10 PM by StellarX
Originally posted by rogue1
Well teh SS-N-8 wth a 2km CEP would havbugger all effect as well.
It's 1 km and with 0.6 MT ( or more) bursting at either 1 km, 2km or 3km would not alter the destruction levels significantly when your close enough to tenders or harbour to reload in days.
According to who ? America has always had a technological edge over the SOviets.
Those 'always' claims have always bothered me and in the arena of submarine warfare there is only so much you can do. Quiting boats is great if it does not detract from force numbers but relying on stealth when engagement exposes you is not in my opinion the critical factor in a strategic war.
The Soviets built junk as can be evidenced from teh November Class SSN's which irradiated their crew, due to improper shielding. they were also extremely noisy.
Please do give us the sources of just exactly how 'dangerous' this 'irradiation' in fact was. Do you know that low dosages of radiation have marked health benefits? Also feel free to explain to me why the US navy always had such trouble finding submarines in the first place and if the noisy November could not have made twice or three times as much noise without being detected under wartime conditions.
LMAO, what you think teh Soviets hunted in wolfpacks ? If the Soviet subs had been packed so tightly they would hvae been decimated by NATO ASW forces, such as the P-3
The history record shows that NATO ( and certainly not US forces had very little in the way of ASW capability and had to largely rely on the Canadians and others to 'help' out in even the regional conflicts in engaged in.
At that time, we were not ready for war. Admiral Elmo R. Zumwalt, former Navy Chief of Operations, said at the Australian Naval Institute Seminar in February, 1979: “It is the professional judgment of senior officials in the United States that our Navy has only a 35% probability of winning a conventional naval war against the Soviet Union. Our military knows this, and so does theirs. About the only people who do not know it are the general public in the United States and Australia. Nor do they know that a nuclear exchange in 1981 on present trends would result in about 160 million dead in the United States.”
www.the7thfire.com...
a_and_End_of_Communism.html
“Our ASW capabilities can best be described as poor or weak…” – Vice Admiral John Grossenbacher, US Navy, 2002
"ASW officers and enlisted men are more often treated like the Rodney Dangerfields of the air wing. They get no respect…” – George C. Wilson, onboard the USS John F. Kennedy
It is also well known that the cantankerous Late Admiral Hyman Rickover, US Navy (Retired) did not think much of his own carrier-centered navy. When asked in 1982 about how long the American carriers would survive in an actual war, he curtly constated that they would be finished in approximately 48 hours. Former President Jimmy Carter, a former US Navy officer, and Annapolis graduate, was also none too keen on the big carrier Navy, either. Vistica mentioned that Carter did not want any more new carriers, and for the existing fleet to be cut dramatically.
he atypically unreticent and plainspoken submarine commander, Captain John Byron, US Navy (Retired) also intimated in the early 1980s that American nuclear submarines had little difficulty operating against carriers. “Operating against a carrier is too easy,” he quipped. “The carrier’s ASW protection often resembles Swiss cheese.” In a 1985 exercise in the Pacific, this was confirmed when one US nuclear submarine sank two aircraft carriers and eight other ships, and as per standard operating procedure, these painful results "were never publicly disclosed."
www.g2mil.com...
www.transasianaxis.com...
And the list really goes on and it tends to show that USN ASW abilities were largely illusory around the times we are discussing. What i have read suggests strongly to me that the Soviet surface forces were more than adequate to create the conditions that would have destroyed any coordinated ASW from taking place and that the resulting confusion and attrition would have allowed even the 'noisy' ( which is once again not on the level where it prevented Soviet submarines from effectively operating) Russian nuclear boats to become effective. The large Soviet diesel submarine forces were obviously always a threat when staging ambushes and considering the vital nature of Atlantic sea routes to the NATO forces there is not much that could be done to avoid them. "Wolf packs' in the days of RORSAT and the like is certainly quite easy and the Soviet deployed a wide range of satellites that would have enabled efficiency tracking of Atlantic traffic.
But you said more accurate, more bluster from you I guess. All websited quote more accuracy from GPS than GLONASS.
That is not what the websites i quoted said and it's no wonder you can not find the truth for yourself.
The system offers a standard C/A positioning and timing service giving horizontal position accuracy within 180 feet (55 meters) and vertical position within 230 feet (70 meters) based on measurements from four satellite signals. P is a more accurate signal for Russian military use.
There are very few inexpensive GLONASS-only receivers for consumers on the market. However, commercial GPS receivers often are capable of receiving both NAVSTAR and GLONASS data.
This GLONASS system provides accuracy that is better than GPS with SA on and worse than GPS with SA off.
www.spacetoday.org...
As quoted from my previous post...
Comparative Overview of GPS and GLONASS
A comparative overview of GPS and GLONASS is apropos before proceeding.
GPS and the Russian GLONASS system have some similarities and some
substantial differences as well. While GPS space vehicles operate with one L1
frequency for the entire constellation, GLONASS satellites each have their own
discrete frequency. The frequency allocation scheme for GLONASS, which
employs the Frequency Division Multiple Access (FDMA) technique, is 1602 +
K(0.5625) MHz , where K = the frequency channel number. Each GLONASS
satellite is identified by a unique orbital slot number.
Another difference between the two SATNAV systems is that the Russian
government does not implement a policy of signal degradation on the L1
frequency. Hence, the stand alone accuracy of a GLONASS receiver is
measurably better than that of a CA Code GPS receiver. L1 GLONASS rms
accuracy is about 16 meters; L1 GPS is 100 meters rms with SA on
pro.magellangps.com...
Since we do not know the capability of the Russian military signal it's impossible to say which is in fact best and why i said that's what i remember.
From the other source
The navigational signals transmitted by the satellites are received by GLONASS-receivers. These receivers determine object’s position by the method of received signals’ triangulation. Used by the civil marines the code allows determine position of an object with the accuracy up to 50 - 70 meters. In the mode of usual access the GLONASS system exceeds the GPS system in accuracy, at the same time providing opportunity for operation in areas of higher latitudes.
www.dkart.ru...
So unless you wish to attempt proving that Glonass on military mode is more accurate or less accurate than GPS without restrictive mode please stop calling me names based entirely on misrepresentations and lies.
But you really hvae no odea, just your typical supposition.
They do have a selective use and once again your the one who don't want to consider or think when it might upset what you have already decided to believe without checking the facts.
Exactly you don't hvae any information, please go and look. Obviously you already hvae and have found nothing otherwise we could expect a torrent of cut and pastes from you.
It may not take many minutes to type up your vapid responses in attack of the evidence i present but i can assure you it frequently takes me hours or days to marshal the evidence that you dismiss without apparent consideration. I probably have a a few references somewhere but if i do find the time to go look it wont be because you asked but because others might be open minded enough to consider it.
No you weren't at all, you were tlaking about ICBM blast damage which you were completely wrong.
Since your the one making the accusations again feel free to quote the selected parts and what i fact claimed about what. I talked about both issues and you are in fact simply misrepresenting my words.
Gee how surprising repeating exactly what I said. Thnaks for the backup but not needed, I know my stuff.
Please quote from previous posts what you in fact said as i am well aware of what you claimed and did not. You do need correction and you do not seem to know much beside the most widely propagandized versions of reality which on closer inspection rarely relate to reality as investigation reveals to be.
Of course you have much more reliable secret inforamtion ....LOL.
It might have been secret at some point but since i use only online defense and intelligence sources it's either been declassified or never were classified. Why do you think the truth must always be whatever the media chose to spread as fact?
Actiually it would cover the northern hemisphere within a day or 2.
Covering yes but since that's in high altitude jet stream is quite inconsequential to us and specifically so when we properly prepare by ensuring shelter space and adequate food supplies.
[edit on 29-4-2007 by StellarX]
reply posted on 2-5-2007 @ 06:57 AM by INeedHelp
it seems everyone who reads your posts disagrees with you
Certainly no one has read my posts, because if ANYONE did, he would know I have disproven you by providing dozens of links.
Yes you must study
The one who must study is you, not me.
And these few countries you mention equal the whole word ?
No. I said that the Russians control all of Europe except Britain. You said they control only post-Soviet European states. I have disproven you. Germany, France, Greece, Turkey, Austria, Italy and Finland aren’t post-Soviet states, though they are European states.
I believe everything I have written disproves you.
If you believe so, you are wrong. Sentences like ‘you are wrong’ and insults don’t disprove me.
I believe everyone agrees with me
If you believe so, you are wrong.Only 2 people agree with you. ATS is used by 10000 people.
you haven't dis proven a single thing I've said, all you do is repeat your same statements
I have disproven you. You, however, have been only repeating ‘you are wrong’ and insulting me so far.
Exams ? for kindergarten, since when?
I’m a university student.
when you start to make things up
news.bbc.co.uk...
europa.eu...
news.bbc.co.uk...
www.abovepolitics.com...
news.bbc.co.uk...
www.cia.gov...
I’ve made this stuff up?
[edit on 2-5-2007 by INeedHelp]
TSA, DHS Order 1,400 Pounds of High Powered Explosives Set to Deliver August 31
Posted 15 days ago with 4 member flags
Posted 15 days ago with 4 member flags
Newest topics, updated in real-time:
Question for my New ATS Friends (Kind of a Jones/Hicks Thread, but not.)
Conspiracy Theorists: 2 hours ago
Conspiracy Theorists: 2 hours ago
Newest topics getting flags, in real-time:
Breaking - Reports coming in of big fireball with sonic booms over Mexico
Fragile Earth: 10 hours ago, 32 flags
Fragile Earth: 10 hours ago, 32 flags
NASA finds portals near earth and have discovered how to find them.
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 25 flags
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 25 flags
A very important message from a person who is from the Brotherhood of the snake!
ATS Skunk Works: 17 hours ago, 18 flags
ATS Skunk Works: 17 hours ago, 18 flags
Is reality real? Simulated Universe and Holographic Reality (VIDEO)
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 17 flags
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 17 flags
New study reveals traces of unknown human ancestor
Ancient & Lost Civilizations: 15 hours ago, 16 flags
Ancient & Lost Civilizations: 15 hours ago, 16 flags
Newest topics getting replies, in real-time:
Breaking - Reports coming in of big fireball with sonic booms over Mexico
Fragile Earth: 10 hours ago, 69 replies
Fragile Earth: 10 hours ago, 69 replies
Is reality real? Simulated Universe and Holographic Reality (VIDEO)
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 46 replies
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 46 replies
A very important message from a person who is from the Brotherhood of the snake!
ATS Skunk Works: 17 hours ago, 45 replies
ATS Skunk Works: 17 hours ago, 45 replies
5-19-13 "Expect Us" = All U.S. Banks denial of service shutdown attack
New World Order: 15 hours ago, 31 replies
New World Order: 15 hours ago, 31 replies
NASA finds portals near earth and have discovered how to find them.
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 26 replies
Science & Technology: 15 hours ago, 26 replies
The Above Top Secret Web sites are a
wholly owned social content community of
The Above Network, LLC.
This content community relies on
user-generated content from our member contributors.
The opinions of our members are not those of site ownership
who maintains strict editorial agnosticism and simply provides
a collaborative venue for free expression.
ATS Server: www2.theabovenetwork.com
Header data: 0.008 seconds
Page processed in: 0.436 seconds
wholly owned social content community of
The Above Network, LLC.
This content community relies on
user-generated content from our member contributors.
The opinions of our members are not those of site ownership
who maintains strict editorial agnosticism and simply provides
a collaborative venue for free expression.
ATS Server: www2.theabovenetwork.com
Header data: 0.008 seconds
Page processed in: 0.436 seconds
