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The Soon Coming Judgment Of God Upon America and How To Escape It 506
Russia's inventory of ICBMs is aging. The Satan, Stiletto, and Sickle will eventually be
retired. As many as 40 of the oldest Satans will be retired over the next 4 years. This will remove
400 warheads from service. Some of the most recent versions of the Stiletto and Sickle will be
modified and upgraded to extend their life by approximately 15 years. Eventually Russia's entire
ICBM inventory will consist of the Topol-M and Topol-M1.
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The Topol-M is the most advanced ICBM in the world. It has several distinguishing
capabilities. There is a silo based and mobile version (the first mobile versions are scheduled to
be deployed in 2006); it is orbital (it actually goes into orbit); and it can change trajectory in mid
flight making it very difficult or even impossible to intercept or defend against. The US does not
have an ICBM that can match any of these characteristics. Currently the Topol-M is deployed
with one warhead but their have been rumors in the Russian media that Moscow could change
this and may deploy future Topol-M class missiles with between three and six warheads.
While Russia's inventory of strategic missiles is dwindling, they are still very capable of
destroying the US with their current inventory. Additionally, while their missiles which are in
operational status have dwindled, they have a much larger inventory of intact warheads and have
an almost in-exhaustive supply of nuclear material for arming warheads. This material comes
from 40,000 to 50,000 nuclear warheads that are in inoperable or have been dismantled. With
enough financial capital they could use this nuclear material to quickly replenish their nuclear
arsenal.
Anti Ballistic Missiles
The US just recently began an anti ballistic missile (ABM) program but analysts believe
that Russia has had one for over 15 years. This ABM system was in violation of the Anti-
Ballistic Missile treaty. Retired CIA analyst William Lee contends that 10,000 to 12,000
Russian Surface-to-Air missiles are actually part of a ABM system. These missiles encircle
Russia and are controlled by 18 battle management radar systems. After the ABM treaty was
signed the system was enhanced by building their large phased-array radars (LPARs). Opponents
of the system maintain that its only conceivable use is to “neutralize a nuclear counterattack by
the United States.” The missiles are also believed to carry nuclear warheads to maximize their
kill potential high in the atmosphere.
More recently the Russians are believed to have developed an electro magnetic weapon
called a “scaler wave” which is capable of producing a shield over a large geographical area.
This shield is said to be capable of destroying any type of nuclear or conventional weapon which
tries to penetrate it. This will be discussed further below.
Chemical Weapons
Col. Lunev writes in his book Through The Eyes of the Enemy, “It is well within military
doctrine to poison water supplies to large cities. It is therefore likely that GRU specialists have
placed poison supplies near the tributaries to major US reservoirs. Meteorologists, at least
Russian ones, have a term, 'Rose of the Winds.' This is the term for predictable wind and weather
patterns. If Spetznatz and GRU agents went on war alert, they would be given dead drop sights
for chemical and biological weapons, and told where to release them so they could do the most
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