By Mike King
NY Times (Editorial): How to Avert a Nuclear War
By JAMES E. CARTWRIGHT and VLADIMIR DVORKIN
We find ourselves in an increasingly risky strategic environment. The Ukrainian crisis has threatened the stability of relations between Russia and the West, including the nuclear dimension.
Rebuttal by
The Anti-New York Times
The fact that the New York Slimes is now running headlines mentioning "Nuclear War" ought to serve as a wake-up call for the sports, sex, I-phone and entertainment addicts of America. How good of the Slimes to dredge up two members of the Globalist Council on Foreign Relations to warn us about what a dangerous world this has become (thanks to them!).
Though the editorialists, James Cartwright and Vladimir Dvorkin, assume a tone of feigned "objectivity", it is clear that they are framing Russia for future dangerous developments while programming us for some big event that your concerned reporter here wishes not to even contemplate.
Let's dissect this ominous piece of predictive propaganda:
"The fact is that we are still living with the nuclear-strike doctrine of the Cold War, which dictated three strategic options: first strike, launch on warning and post-attack retaliation. There is no reason