Critics referred to the massive retaliation policy as "brinkmanship," highlighting its reliance on the threat of overwhelming nuclear force to deter aggression. They argued that this approach created a dangerous and unstable security environment, as it risked escalating conflicts into nuclear war. Additionally, some believed it lacked flexibility and failed to address smaller-scale conflicts effectively, potentially undermining U.S. credibility in conventional warfare.
Massive retaliation. The policy was called MAD- Mutual Assured Destruction. If you blow up my country, I will blow up your country.
appeaser
Impressionists.
It was called tubism.
John Foster Dulles criticized the policy of containment as unsound because he believed it failed to address the aggressive nature of communism. He argued that merely containing communism would not stop its spread; instead, it needed to be actively confronted and rolled back. Dulles advocated for a more assertive approach, promoting the idea of "massive retaliation" and the need for a strong military response to deter communist expansion. He viewed containment as insufficient in achieving U.S. strategic goals during the Cold War.
A madman - they did not understand his art.
Paint
call a massive chunls of ice that breaks away from glaciers
a fkn massive one at that
Call your agent.
your mother
Can I get the answer on line, or do i HAVE to call in? Where can i GET the cash value for my policy?