Foreign Affairs, published by the Council on Foreign Relations, asks the question.

Do nuclear weapons matter?

Strategic Demands replies: Does oblivion matter?

Foreign Affairs speaks of nuclear weapons as if they can be rationally used.

They are purchased, deployed, and discussed on separate tracks from the rest of the foreign policy agenda, and they are largely ignored by nonspecialists, with little apparent consequence.

Strategic Demands replies… The consequence of nuclear weapons use is the ‘reality of midnight’.

Nuclear weapons matter. Life matters. Consequences matter. Oblivion of life matters.

It is time for New Definitions of Security, overarching @StrategicDemands.

Security Demands a New Vision of Security

Nuclear arms control treaties, protocols, verification, global security

21st Century security envisioning nuclear reason, nuclear sanity

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