Russian Automatic Nuclear Response Mechanism. "DEADHAND"

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"DEADHAND" is a backup nuclear launch system, that detects if Russia has been decimated by atomic warfare. If set algorithms are detected, a query is sent to the Kremlin. If no response is met at a set time. 4,000 nuclear bombs are automatically launched at the U.S. as well as all programmed NATO allies.

 

[CunningLinguist]

Where did this information come from?

 

[Pop Rokz]

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"DEADHAND" is a backup nuclear launch system, that detects if Russia has been decimated by atomic warfare. If set algorithms are detected, a query is sent to the Kremlin. If no response is met at a set time. 4,000 nuclear bombs are automatically launched at the U.S. as well as all programmed NATO allies.

I’m beginning to think you’re one of the “full of shit” fags on here.

 

[AsTRaLNaUT🌈⃤╱]

@Pop Rokz @CunningLinguist

Here are some credible sources to affirm my post. This video however is user created. To show graphic detail of the system.. Which is real

Russia Dead Hand system shows fragility of global stability | The Jerusalem Post

The Dead Hand system first emerged in the public eye in the 1980s, as an automatic retaliation mechanism, guaranteeing a nuclear strike even if Russia’s leadership were destroyed.

www.jpost.com

Russia's 'Dead Hand' Is a Soviet-Built Nuclear Doomsday Device

Even if Russia was completely defeated in a nuclear war, it's not.

www.military.com

For other credible, sources like other reputable news reports and other journalism, just look it up. Ill make sure I post source articles to verify the information I am sharing. Which I verify prior to posting anyway.

 

[Pop Rokz]

@Pop Rokz @CunningLinguist

Here are some credible sources to affirm my post. This video however is user created. To show graphic detail of the system.. Which is real

Russia Dead Hand system shows fragility of global stability | The Jerusalem Post

The Dead Hand system first emerged in the public eye in the 1980s, as an automatic retaliation mechanism, guaranteeing a nuclear strike even if Russia’s leadership were destroyed.

www.jpost.com

Russia's 'Dead Hand' Is a Soviet-Built Nuclear Doomsday Device

Even if Russia was completely defeated in a nuclear war, it's not.

www.military.com

I truly don’t think that Russia has the smarts to do so. The vodka takes over beforehand. I live too close to the Redstone Arsenal to think otherwise.

 

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"DEADHAND" is a backup nuclear launch system, that detects if Russia has been decimated by atomic warfare. If set algorithms are detected, a query is sent to the Kremlin. If no response is met at a set time. 4,000 nuclear bombs are automatically launched at the U.S. as well as all programmed NATO allies.

No, it's not... you can't possibly be this gullible. Russia's nukes are antiquated and nearly inoperable. The satellite guidance system they rely upon? Decommissioned ten years ago.

 

[K.I.T.T.]

@Pop Rokz @CunningLinguist

Here are some credible sources to affirm my post. This video however is user created. To show graphic detail of the system.. Which is real

Russia Dead Hand system shows fragility of global stability | The Jerusalem Post

The Dead Hand system first emerged in the public eye in the 1980s, as an automatic retaliation mechanism, guaranteeing a nuclear strike even if Russia’s leadership were destroyed.

www.jpost.com

Russia's 'Dead Hand' Is a Soviet-Built Nuclear Doomsday Device

Even if Russia was completely defeated in a nuclear war, it's not.

www.military.com

For other credible, sources like other reputable news reports and other journalism, just look it up. Ill make sure I post source articles to verify the information I am sharing. Which I verify prior to posting anyway.

Neither of those are credible sources, lol.

 

[Pop Rokz]

Keep laughing at reacts. Are you @SearCutFAL trying to get a reputable profile going? Cause you’re sucking ass at it.

 

[AsTRaLNaUT🌈⃤╱]

Neither of those are credible sources, lol.

Here it is mentioned in a government educational textbook that schools around the world use including great britain and america.. should I post more.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

 

[Pop Rokz]

Here it is mentioned in a government educational textbook that schools around the world use including great britain and america.. should I post more.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

America does not teach this. Hate to break it to ya.

 

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Keep laughing at reacts. Are you @SearCutFAL trying to get a reputable profile going? Cause you’re sucking ass at it.

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

Cant get any more legit then a educational textbook used by world governments in there school systems

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

@Pop Rokz

 

[Pop Rokz]

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

Cant get any more legit then a educational textbook used by world governments in there school systems

https://www.britannica.com/technology/Dead-Hand

@Pop Rokz

And school systems teach bullshit. You don’t know that? Must not have attended one.

 

[AsTRaLNaUT🌈⃤╱]

America does not teach this. Hate to break it to ya.

American schools use Brittanica textbooks they 100% absolutely do, they were even in my school lol

 

[AsTRaLNaUT🌈⃤╱]

And school systems teach bullshit. You don’t know that? Must not have attended one.

Alright man, gotcha. Somebody who can't be proven wrong with facts staring at them. Have a great night, your right bro! You got me!

 

[Pop Rokz]

American schools use Brittanica textbooks they 100% absolutely do, they were even in my school lol

Not in mine. Never once did we use a “Brittanica textbook”. Goes to show what kind of system you were brought up in.

 

[Pop Rokz]

Alright man, gotcha. Somebody who can't be proven wrong with facts. Have a great night, your right bro! You got me!

“Your right bro!”

You just proved that you used those types of textbooks.

Edited to add- had to edit “You’re” to “Your” because my phone is even smarter this one.

 

[Pop Rokz]

Alright man, gotcha. Somebody who can't be proven wrong with facts staring at them. Have a great night, your right bro! You got me!

Also, facts don’t come from bullshit websites. If Russia had that system, they would have used it on us by now.

 

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Also, facts don’t come from bullshit websites. If Russia had that system, they would have used it on us by now.

@Pop Rokz

"Yes, the United States is aware of Russia's "Dead Hand" (Perimeter) system. Although the Soviet Union kept the system's existence a closely guarded secret during the Cold War to avoid giving the U.S. advance warning, its existence was revealed to Western experts and the public in the 1990s through defectors and investigative journalism.

Key details regarding U.S. awareness include:

Leak and Confirmation: The system's existence became widely known in the West in the 1990s, notably through the work of former Soviet Colonel Valery Yarynich and American journalist David Hoffman. Russian officials, including General Sergey Karakayev, later confirmed the system was operational in 2011.
U.S. Official Stance: Despite knowing about the system, top U.S. officials, including former CIA Director James Woolsey, stated they had not heard of it during their tenure, indicating that while the intelligence community may have suspected or later confirmed its existence, it was not part of the highest-level public policy discourse for decades.
Current Knowledge: U.S. military analysts and arms control experts currently recognize Perimeter as a semi-automatic retaliatory system designed to launch nuclear strikes if Russian leadership is decapitated and communication links are severed. "

 

[AsTRaLNaUT🌈⃤╱]

Also, facts don’t come from bullshit websites. If Russia had that system, they would have used it on us by now.

Shall I keep citing, cia, fbi Declassified documents, officials discussing it between themselves....

 

[Pop Rokz]

@Pop Rokz

"Yes, the United States is aware of Russia's "Dead Hand" (Perimeter) system. Although the Soviet Union kept the system's existence a closely guarded secret during the Cold War to avoid giving the U.S. advance warning, its existence was revealed to Western experts and the public in the 1990s through defectors and investigative journalism.

Key details regarding U.S. awareness include:

Leak and Confirmation: The system's existence became widely known in the West in the 1990s, notably through the work of former Soviet Colonel Valery Yarynich and American journalist David Hoffman. Russian officials, including General Sergey Karakayev, later confirmed the system was operational in 2011.
U.S. Official Stance: Despite knowing about the system, top U.S. officials, including former CIA Director James Woolsey, stated they had not heard of it during their tenure, indicating that while the intelligence community may have suspected or later confirmed its existence, it was not part of the highest-level public policy discourse for decades.
Current Knowledge: U.S. military analysts and arms control experts currently recognize Perimeter as a semi-automatic retaliatory system designed to launch nuclear strikes if Russian leadership is decapitated and communication links are severed. "

What’s your sources on this copy and paste??