Jack Posobiec

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7,864 appearances 70 recordings 8 series first heard Dec 2024 last heard 5d ago

Jack Posobiec’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And perhaps the idea is to get those think tanks to do a workoff and say, what would the reaction be?
Could the regime survive such an attack?
Would this be something that allows the regime to be destroyed completely, take them out as a threat?
And what they're looking at, that B83, Steve, that's 1.2 megatons.
So you're talking about
about 80 times the size of the Hiroshima weapon that was dropped, of course, by the Enola Gay, that would be used on the city of Tehran.
You would vaporize the vast majority of the city, and, of course, there would be fallout that would then linger.
The Japanese know well about that.
And this is something that supposedly they're trying to get ginned up around Washington, D.C., obviously with the hopes of it getting into the president's ear.
Apparently, after Obama, under Obama, we dismantled the B-53, which had been our largest nuclear bomb, which was up to nine megatons.
This is down from nine to 1.2 megatons.
This is the B-83, designed by Lawrence Livermore back in the 70s, and this is currently our largest
and most powerful weapon in the entire American arsenal is the B83 thermonuclear bomb.
It's a gravity bomb.
I'd say probably about half of the population in Tehran instantly.
And then the other half, of course, would be affected quite greatly by it.
Maybe not taken out immediately, but certainly suffer radiation, certainly suffer fallout, those types of things.
And Chernobyl experience has taught us quite a bit about how that can be generational.
Yes, Steve.
Look, what the president is trying to do here is stabilize the region.
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