A warning from Britain’s military states that both Russia and China are pursuing technologies that would allow for space-based nuclear attacks.
Hypersonic nuclear-armed missiles that can hit targets on the other side of the world are being rapidly developed by the two nations, as the United States and NATO forces lag behind the technology.
Now NATO countries are scrambling to keep up and are reassessing their offensive and defensive capabilities, according to a British Ministry of Defense report.
The report points out that aggressors are looking into potentially being able to launch a “exo-atmospheric nuclear strike” from space, and the result would be complete annihilation of the planet.
The report also states that the future will largely depend on the control of space, as Russia stated recently that they are planning to put a robot-run base on the moon.
“Daily life is reliant on space and, for the Armed Forces, space underpins vital, battle-winning technologies. From space we can deliver global command & control, communications, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance, precision navigation, and more. Adversaries understand this reliance and are increasingly able to exploit vulnerabilities, threatening our strategic stability and security,” the report states.
The report also acknowledged the host of threats, which includes cyber and electromagnetic pulse attacks, to nuclear-tipped missiles launched from space.
According to the report:
Examples of International Threats – Russia has conducted a number of on-orbit activities that have drawn attention and concern from allies and partners across the globe. These include contesting the electromagnetic spectrum, targeting the vital link between satellites and ground segments, as well as satellites in orbit that can release smaller secondary and even tertiary devices (like a Russian doll), with the possibility that some may have a destructive capability. Twice in 2020, Russia continued with its series of test-launches of Direct Ascent Anti-Satellite weapons and in 2021 Russia conducted a destructive test that resulted in at least 1500 trackable pieces of debris in low earth orbit that was condemned by many.
This destructive anti-satellite missile test by Russia shows a complete disregard for the security, safety and sustainability of space. The debris resulting from this test will remain in orbit, putting satellites and human spaceflight at risk, for years to come.
While the West falls behind Russia and China I’m weapons systems and technology, the latest move from the Biden administration, maybe hints as to why this is about to get a lot worse.
The Department of Energy’s Office of Nuclear Energy, has recently hired a LGBTQ+ activist drag queen, who has lectured on college campuses about “kink”, fetish role-play and has even discussed having sex with animals.
Sam Brinton is the new Deputy Assistant Secretary of Spent Fuel and Waste Disposition in the Office of Nuclear Energy, who has written against “gay conversion therapy” and has a drag queen alter ego, named “Sister Ray Dee O’Active.”
In his bio on his website, Brinton reveals:
Sam has worn his stilettos to Congress to advise legislators about nuclear policy and to the White House where he advised President Obama and Michelle Obama on LGBT issues. He shows young men and women everywhere he goes that they can be who they are and gives them courage. Once, while he was walking around Disney World in 6 inch stilettos with his boyfriend, a young gay boy saw Sam with his boyfriend and started crying. He told his mother, ‘”t’s true, Mom. WE can be our own princess here.”
Brinton is a member of the drag queen society “Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence” and has referred to Anthony Fauci as “Daddy Fauci.”
Involved in LGBTQ+ activism since college, the new nuclear official stated that he is the “slutty one” in his drag queen group, according to an interview.
“The Sisters mission is in complete alignment with my passion for removing the guilt people feel every day (unjustly placed on them, let your freak flag fly!) and the joy the Sisters bring is so, so, so beautiful,” he added.
A separate interview, Brinton said part of his role-play was being a “pup” handler.
“I actually have trouble when we transition from pup play to having sex,” Brinton explained.
“Like, ‘No, I can’t have you whimper like that when we’re having sex,’ because I don’t want to mix that world. It’s interesting, because he doesn’t have to come out of pup mode to have me fuck him. I personally have to bring him out of pup perception for me. But then I’m still treating him as a submissive to me.”
Russia and China must be shaking in their boots after this news hit, when NATO made it known that they are considering deploying battle groups near Romania near the Black Sea.
Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, said in a joint press conference with UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson:
“We are also now looking into whether we should have a more long-term change in our posture in the eastern part of the alliance. Today we have battle groups in the Baltic countries and Poland. The UK is leading the battle group in Estonia but also increasing its presence in Poland but now we are considering to have similar battle groups for instance in the Black Sea region in Romania.”
Johnson said he would put an additional 1,000 servicemen at the ready, to support NATO if needed.
Moscow has voiced their own concerns over NATO Cold Response military drills, which are scheduled for May, saying that the drills will only increase the tension and that it increases the risks of incidents.
The ambassador-at-large of the Russian Foreign Ministry and senior official of the Arctic Council, Nikolai Korchunov, said:
“In the absence of a multilateral military dialogue in the Arctic, holding such a large-scale NATO exercise will increase tension, increase the risks of possible miscalculations and misinterpretation of intentions, random incidents and unintentional escalation. The consequence of this is the weakening of regional security, the growth of conflict, the narrowing of the agenda for constructive interaction, which implies an atmosphere of trust and cooperation,”
He added that Russia proposes to resume meetings between chiefs of general staff of Arctic Council countries.
