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Tuesday, October 21, 2003
Posted by RFTR
The Volokh Conspiracy: "Can North Korea blackmail us? Assume that the North Koreans want nuclear weapons to blackmail the United States, and not just for deterrence. They offer to sell us a nuclear weapon for $100 billion, or, if we decline to buy, to sell it to al Qaeda for $1 million. Would we buy?"
This is an interesting and terrifying possibility. To put this in perspective, you might also like to read this, from today's OpinionJournal:The Terror Ahead: A nuclear attack? Be very afraid. 0 Comments:
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