In a previous post we detailed how Barack Obama wants to reduce the U.S. strategic nuclear arsenal to just a few hundred nuclear warheads. Now it has come out that Barack Obama recently shifted the authority for approving sales of missile and space technology to China from the White House to the Commerce Department. There has been very little fanfare regarding this move, but critics are claiming that it could make it much, much easier for China to acquire advanced missile technology.
Of course officials at the Commerce Department are claiming that the move will not cause controls to be loosened regarding the export of missile and space technology to China, but we all know that is a joke.
After all, what does the Commerce Department know about national security anyway?
Not a whole lot.
But unfortunately, the problem is not just Obama.
The whole national security regime in Washington seems oblivious to the reality that Islamic terrorists are not the number one national security threat that we face.
Rather, it is Russia and China.
But instead of embracing that reality, the U.S. national security establishment is pretending that they are our newest best friends.
For example, China's second-ranking military (Read More....)
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Five months ago in Prague, Barack Obama called for a world free of nuclear weapons during one of his first major foreign policy speeches. It turns out that he was actually serious about this absurd proposal. In fact, Obama is demanding that the Pentagon conduct a "radical review" of the U.S. nuclear weapons program in preparation for deep cuts to America's nuclear stockpile. 
