Be careful, Mr. President. This isn’t the first time a super man tried to rid the world of nuclear weapons.
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The key phrase is, “we will reduce our nuclear weapons and urge others to do the same.” As usual, he’s going to weaken his own country, then just hope that the rest of the world magically decides to play along.
‘Cause that worked out so well when Clinton cut the military and intelligence budgets in the ’90s. Yep, no consequences there.
I think the whole ‘let’s get rid of all nukes’ argument is silly. The wicked leaders will keep a few – and that’s all they’ll need. And so long as scientists know how to make a nuclear weapon from scratch, the world will never truly be safe from a possible nuclear war.