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Regretabbly Yes everything is done by them so if someone hacks their way in all they have to do is play and that could lead to disaster. I won't say what they are capable of due to the fact people are silly enough to try it.
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What steps have nations taken to control the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction?
The United Nations put a ban on building new weapons of mass destruction.
How would weapons of Mass destruction be obtained?
They could be stolen, bought from someone that stole them, or manufactured. WMD's include biological, chemical, and nuclear weapons, all of which have existed for over 66 years- this is not new technology.
What weapons were used in war in Iraq who built the nuclear bomb how was it built where was it tested what was it mass of destruction where there any new weapons introduced?
sorry its classified they didnt make anything though a irraqi factory did but Americans were there only Americans They had no nuclear weapons
What are the release dates for Weapons of Mass Seduction - 2005?
Weapons of Mass Seduction - 2005 was released on: USA: November 2005 (New York City, New York)
What was the first weapon of mass destruction?
The first "Weapon of Mass destruction" as far as Biological weapons goes back to ancient times when victims of the plague were driven into enemy lands to spread the sickness. Throwing diseased bodies over the walls of a besieged city or dumping them into a water supply were common tactics throughout history.Chemical Weapons were first used by the German Army on April 22, 1915, during the Second Battle of Ypres in World War I. [Note: chemical weapons, e.g. poisons, were used long before WW1. WW1 is the first large-scale use of poison gas.]The first Nuclear weapons test was conducted on July 16, 1945 in New Mexico. The first Nuclear weapon used in war was used on Hiroshima, Japan on August 6, 1945.
Why amercain hate Iraq?
Americans do not hate Iraq. The US Government believed Iraq had weapons of mass destruction and was harboring terrorist organizations. After discovering that neither was truly the case, the US remained in Iraq to finish the job of reconstruction and protecting the new democratic government.
What role did technology play in world war 2?
The new weapons technology caused more destruction and casualties as well as ending trench warfare.
What type of bomb replaced the atom bomb as the new weapon of mass destruction after World War 2?
Hydrogen bomb
What were the long term result in America after the atomic bomb?
The long term result of the use of the Atomic bomb by the US in WW2, has been building new and larger nuclear weapons/bombs. Despite the advances in nuclear activity, it can clearly be seen that the "fear" of using the mass destruction of nuclear weapons has been that no more nuclear or atomic bombs have ever been used again.
How did nuclear weapons change history?
Nuclear weapons fundamentally altered the geopolitical landscape by creating a new paradigm of mutually assured destruction (MAD). The threat of massive, indiscriminate destruction led to a heightened focus on diplomacy and disarmament, as the Cold War standoff between the United States and Soviet Union demonstrated. Additionally, the existence of nuclear weapons increased the urgency of non-proliferation efforts, with countries striving to prevent the spread of these weapons to ensure global security.
How did Industrial Revolution create trench warfare?
The primary reason for the death and destruction of the war was the Industrial Revolution. advances in technology led to the creation of new weapons, such as the machine gun, poison gas, tanks, and airplanes. Even though new weapons were created, military strategists had not prepared for their impact on battle plans. The combination of old battle tactics and new weapons led to trench warfare and stalemate.
What has the author Bahman Nirumand written?
Bahman Nirumand has written: 'Leben mit den Deutschen' -- subject(s): Civilization 'Mit Gott fur die Macht : e. polit. Biographie d. Ayatollah Chomeini' 'Iran' -- subject(s): History, Islam and politics, Nuclear weapons, Personal narratives, Politics and government, Strategic aspects, Strategic aspects of Iran, Weapons of mass destruction 'Iran; the new imperialism in action'
