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Yes, so instead of blowing up the world 6 times, you can do it 8 times...end result? You guys are hillareous. Do you even have a concept of how big a crater, blast zone, fire ball and deadly nuclear radiation a 25 megaton city buster has? Try this: everything within 30 KM is dead, the fall out is much worse. Now, try and challenge your brain to come up with 1000 targets, let alone 2000+. But then again, you've got the same virus that Hitler and Stalin had: Bigger MUST be Better....more, more, more...you need to watch Doc. Strangelove a few times. Maybe you can lead in the cave race.

But then again, you've got the same virus that Hitler and Stalin had: Bigger MUST be Better

You really made me laugh. I remember my friends in Moscow showing me the "Propoganda" plaques in the Metro. Those huge vegetables.
I remember when I found out about the world-renowned ballet, the Bolshoy. That it means Big Ballet.

Anyway, this treaty is about trust between Putin and Bush, a lovely thing to celebrate. Both Americans and Russians who have not visited the other country are struggling with that same trust. Post-cold-war trauma.
Did you see that Putin took Bush and his wife to a liturgy at the Kazan Cathedral, and Laura wore a headscarf? WOW. I was amazed.

Yes, so instead of blowing up the world 6 times, you can do it 8 times...end result? You guys are hillareous. Do you even have a concept of how big a crater, blast zone, fire ball and deadly nuclear radiation a 25 megaton city buster has? Try this: everything within 30 KM is dead, the fall out is much worse. Now, try and challenge your brain to come up with 1000 targets, let alone 2000+. But then again, you've got the same virus that Hitler and Stalin had: Bigger MUST be Better....more, more, more...you need to watch Doc. Strangelove a few times. Maybe you can lead in the cave race.

Your misspellings almost make me laugh, except your substantive points are just too demented for me to feel the slightest bit of hilarity. Wake up and smell the coffee. The Russians are the only ones to have tested a 100 megaton bomb. We do not deploy 25 megaton bombs on anything. Our MX missiles will soon be retired, and their warheads are typically far smaller than your grandiose ideas. Our Titan II's were loaded with the largest operational warhead we had, a 9 megaton bunker-buster. Dismantled in 1987, bud.

How much is the FSB paying you to haunt this site, and write your drivel?

Maybe you can lead in the cave race.

Mine space. The mine space race. :)