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I don't pretend to be any kind of military expert but I
was just sort of interested in trying to assess a current and future relative
threat to the US "Empire" as referred to in Tom Chittum's "Civil War Two"
as being an artificial entity
held together by imperial force and welfare bribes similar to the Roman or British Empires in their prime or decline. The Empire being composed of a conglomerate of more natural sub-dynamics of nations which have a comonality of race, language and religion/ethics/customs. I couldn't find the exact figures, if anybody knows, of how many Soviet ICBM's are still targeted in this direction or how many may have been stashed according to some rumors, but I think most would agree that the Soviet ICBM's are the greatest potential threat, and will continue to be so until there is an adequate missile defense or a preventative first strike (which I would not advocate). The Soviet Army might be some threat to Europe if they did not starve to death getting there. After the Soviet missiles, I think that the Chinese Army
Thirdly, a closer, more realistic potential threat would be for Mexico,
lead by the Marxists most likely to take over
As Tom Chittum pointed out in "Civil War Two", with Mexico as a base
to the south and with majority pockets
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