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I wrote a short piece for @qz on what I might call "nuclear revanchism" (nukes being given far higher priority in US policy that they have been, reclaiming "lost honor"). My original title for this was "There's a new arms race, and it's not new."https://qz.com/1680411/us-and-russia-are-starting-another-nuclear-war/ …
My favorite little discovery while writing this is that not only had Strategic Command brought back "Peace is Our Profession," the Cold War motto of the Strategic Air Command, but they added ellipses to make it even more creepy... https://www.stratcom.mil/Media/Speeches/Article/1600894/us-strategic-command-space-and-missile-defense-symposium-remarks/ …pic.twitter.com/EGiCg8mlyF
When I see budget projections, and the disturbing enthusiasm of members of the military industrial complex for a new arms race, I find myself going back to Eisenhower's "The Chance for Peace" speech: "Is there no other way the world may live?" https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/The_Chance_for_Peace …pic.twitter.com/O1lJnsK1uA
Creepy indeed. At least Hyten didn’t go all the way back to Strategic Air Command’s original motto:https://twitter.com/atomicanalyst/status/731551612142006272?s=21 …
Peace is our Profession; War is more of a Hobby
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