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United States Saturated with WMD to Destroy Planet 10 times over

United States Saturated with WMD to Destroy Planet 10 times over:



The United States saturated with WMD (weapons of Mass distraction) and does not need to have an updated nuclear buildup, previous congressman Ron Paul said.

Provide feedback regarding Commander in chief Donald Trump’s threat to leave the Intermediate-Range Nuclear Forces inside Europe (INF) pact.
The past Republican politician and chief of the Ron Paul Institute for Peace including Prosperity informed Middle East Headlines News, that he does not think a prospective United States abandonment out of the 1987 treaty will accomplish anything at all, and “will not improve United States Safety and Security”.
Trump, in case this guy goes through with the intimidation or threat and rips apart the existing landmark pact, executed by United States former President Ronald Reagan & former Russian President Mikhail Gorbachev, ” won’t do us any good,” Paul pointed out.

Mikhail Gorbachev Said Trump Made A Narrow Minded Decision

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