Tuesday, March 26, 2013

Is Obama's potential actions to reduce our nuclear weapons illegal?

President Barack Obama’s efforts to significantly curtail U.S. nuclear weapons without seeking the proper Senate approval are at best misguided and worst illegal, sources tell Newsmax. 
Obama is exploring opportunities to achieve the reductions in infrastructure and capability he seeks – including a drawdown to 1,000 weapons – without seeking the advice and consent of the Senate that international treaties require.
Efforts to push the boundaries of the New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty (New START) with Russia are ill-advised, sources say. A proposal that seeks to achieve nuclear arms reductions outside the framework of New START, however, would run afoul of the law. 
“A presidential announcement that would try to do a nontreaty agreement would be prohibited by the code,” Baker Spring, a research fellow in national security policy at the Heritage Foundation, tells Newsmax.
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2 comments:

Anonymous said...

With obama we're an occupied country, as though we've lost a war. Vigilant resistance too late? He destroys EVERYTHING America built over the modern era, like NASA. He doesn't believe in exceptionalism, so he's destroying the evidence that proves him wrong. And his actions may get us all killed soon.

Anonymous said...

This lowering of our shields is what obama is ALL about. Destroying NASA was also his pet project.