Bureaucracy, and our internal system designed to keep up with these small foes. Are we as a legacy industry ready to keep up the startups that are going to be challenging us and trying to kill our citizens . Thank you mr. Watts. My final point would be what we wanted terms of counterterrorism. This comes and and goes. We had al qaeda, before them, after then we have the Islamic State, today were talking about europe, i think we are likely to be talking about north africa six months or year from now. Yemen is on the rise as well. We go through these accelerated peaks and valleys where we get very mobilized around counterterrorism, we go flush it out and then we get upset again a year later when it comes back. So what is our objective and what is our tolerance for risk for terrorism . I dont we have a good handle on that. We get these emotional points right now where we react strongly and we take aggressive action. But what are the four by things we can do in counterterrorism over the ho
Deactivation of 7,500 Nuclear Warheads, and the destruction of more than 500 icbms, and close to 500 submarine launch ballistic missiles. Senator louvre was also instrumental in gaining Senate Approval of the last Nuclear Weapons treaty, signed with russia, the socalled new start treaty of 2010, which reduced significantly the number of deployable strategic Nuclear Weapons. To his right, research professor, by training the professor is a Nuclear Scientist from 1986 to 1997. He directed the laboratory that most of you know had the chief mission of ensuring the safety and reliability of the American Nuclear arsenal. In recent years, they worked with the laboratories to secure the enormous stockpile that russia inherited from the soviet union. And he is now compiling and editing a book. That hasnt come out yet, has it . It has. He compile and edited a book between american and russian laboratories since the fall of the soviet union. And at least as i understand it, you can update me, his
Role in the world at indiana universitys school of global and International Studies continues with a panel on Nuclear Nonproliferation and arms control. This is about an hour and a half. Its my pleasure to introduce them. Ive been instructed to be very brief, which is goes, because these introductions could go on for maybe an hour. So on my right here, senator richard mueller. As many of you, senator louvre represented indiana in the senate from 1977 to 2013. Hes the longest serving senator from indiana. He chaired the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations from 1985 to 1987 and again from 2003 to 2007. And was the Ranking Member ever since 2007. So much of senator louvres work has been devoted to the challenge of dismantling nuclear, chemical, and biological weapons. And to this end, senator louvre, who as you probably know is a republican, worked with senator sam nunn of georgia, a democrat, and at the time, chair of the Senate Armed Services committee to craft what became known as th
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