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Because submarines can hide and move around, which land-based missile silos cannot, and because our country is so small that any silos (aka targets for Russian nukes) would necessarily be close to towns or cities.
I've no idea if we need a nuclear deterrent but if we do, it probably needs to be submarine-launched. |
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Why doesn't the Government buy a house or two in the countries where we think we would need to fire a nuclear missile. House should be near where we would be targetting with a missile if ever we wanted to fire one. We send foreign office diplomats to live there as part of their normal job. Unbeknown to them we build in a nuclear bomb - say hidden in the cellar. Bomb can be armed remotely.
I think you will all agree that this is indeed a cunning plan. And comparatively cheap compared with Trident. Maybe the Iranians, N Koreans et al have already done it over here. ![]() ![]() ![]() |
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Trident according to Major General Patrick Cordingley
www.youtube.com/watch?v=5WESmSZbf_k |