1. The absolute hardest part about building a nuke is getting fissile material, not "secrets" or information. 2. Nobody who studies nuke issues (and doesn't have a contract with the Pentagon) has any strong faith that ballistic missile defense would work in a real-world crisis.https://twitter.com/Mantia/status/1013559718759956481 …
The number of times I have been told by Americans lately that they don't worry about DPRK nukes because of BMD has been kind of staggering to me lately. (It would be good to get a real survey on this, but I suspect decades of pro-BMD propaganda have had a real effect.)
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It's the bad idea that refuses to die. But you must have seen this for boost phase North Korean missiles:https://thebulletin.org/2018/06/a-new-boost-phase-missile-defense-system-and-its-diplomatic-uses-in-the-north-korea-dispute/ …
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I'm on the German Quora equivalent a lot and it's the same story. Most people seem to believe intercepting nuclear missiles is possible, easy, or regular state-of-the-art technology. Implicitly.
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