In the 33 years before the U.S. halted nuclear testing in 1992, countries conducted over 1,000 tests. In the 33 years since? Roughly 20. The global moratorium—and the treaty backing it—has curbed both the spread and sophistication of nuclear weapons worldwide.

October 30, 2025 - 14:06 UTC

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WHAT THE FUCK:

www.theatlantic.com/politics/archive/2025/10/trump-officials-military-housing-stephen-miller/684748/
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The U.S. does still test its nuclear weapons—by taking them apart, examining components, running experiments, and conducting non-nuclear tests. This is how we maintain confidence in the stockpile without explosions. Resuming explosive testing would undermine this practice.
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A U.S. nuclear test today would be a show of force at the expense of stability.
It would invite other countries to follow suit and erode confidence in the scientific foundation that keeps the US deterrent credible.
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We alone have enough nuclear weapons to destroy the entire world a thousand times over. We don't need any more nuclear weapons and we don't need to test them anymore.

It's all so stupid. It's all so tRump.
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m.youtube.com/watch?v=auRQg7AaE-U
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Not to mention radiation.
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