There's the not-so-negligible matter of the Pentagon "discovering" China has up to 60 silo-based ICBMs -- the CSS-4 -- capable of targeting almost the whole U.S., except Florida.
And last but not least, there's the Russian rollout of the ultra-sophisticated S-500 defensive missile system -- which will conclusively protect Russia from a U.S. Prompt Global Strike (PGS). Each S-500 missile can intercept ten ICBMs at speeds up to 15,480 miles an hour, altitudes of 115 miles and horizontal range of 2,174 miles. Moscow insists the system will only be operational in 2017. If Russia is able to rollout 10,000 S-500 missiles, they can intercept 100,000 American ICBMs by the time the U.S. has a new White House tenant.
Once again, the real Masters of the Universe seem to have done the math. Can't reduce Russia to ashes. Can't win in the New (Silk) World Order. Might as well sit down and talk. But hold your (geopolitical) horses; they might still change their mind.
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