Introduction:

      Modern Technology has made it possible for countries all over the world to possess the means for controlling their own populations and to threaten other nations with mass destruction. It no longer matters whether a nation is rich or poor, large or small, first world or third world. Almost anyone can make or purchase weapons that 50 years ago could not even be imagined.

Iran Developing EMP Weapon August 12, 2008

Pakistan in Peril July 15, 2008

Questions Linger Over Korean Nukes July 08, 2008

The Problem of Loose Nukes June 24, 2008

So The Race Begins May 27, 2008

Middle East Update: Iran’s Nuclear Ambitions by Chuck Missler

Epistemology, Part 6: Y2K Again? by Chuck Missler

Our Nation at Risk: The Threat of EMP by Chuck Missler

World Affairs Update: Nuclear Iran by Chuck Missler

Wars and Rumors of Wars: Behold a Red Horse by Chuck Missler

Documents

Overview of State-Sponsored Terrorism - Patterns of Global Terrorism: 1999

E-BOMB - Popular Mechanics - September 2001

Iraq Weapons of Mass Destruction Programs - U.S. Government White Paper, released February 13, 1998

Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty -

Related Sites

Third Person Tests Positive for Anthrax in Florida - 2001-10-10

Tactical nukes deployed in Afghanistan - Military sources say Bush, Putin agree on weaponry - WND.com - 2001-10-07

Advice from Baghdad - Iraq says U.S. needs to 'think over what happened' on 9-11 - Reported to have nuclear, biological, and chemical weapons

Patterns of Global Terrorism - 1999 - State Department - Released April 2000

Weapons of Mass Destruction - Bureau of Nonproliferation

News Sources

Trouble With North Korea Only Beginning - President Obama, other world leaders and the UN Security Council strongly condemned North Korea's nuclear test Monday, while experts who have studied the isolated state for years warned that the US has few options and that more provocation likely lies ahead. On Tuesday, South Korea said it will join the US-led Proliferation Security Initiative, which began in 2003 to deter states such as North Korea and Iran from trade in missile and nuclear technology. North Korea has warned that it would consider the South's full participation in the program as a declaration of war.

Could Israel Destroy Iran's Nuclear Program? - Should Israel attack Iran? Does Israel have a real chance of actually destroying Iran's nuclear program, and what would be the ramifications? A feasibility study by Abdullah Toukan and Anthony Cordesman of the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington offers possible scenarios for a strike on Iran, and about the potential risks and chances of success. Toukan and Cordesman conclude: "A military strike by Israel against Iranian nuclear facilities is possible ... [but] would be complex and high-risk and would lack any assurances that the overall mission will have a high success rate."

Report Warns Britain In Danger of WMD Terror - The British government will be stepping up its anti-terrorism efforts in response to a report that indicates the UK is in serious danger of a terrorist attack. The report warns: "Contemporary terrorist organisations aspire to use chemical, biological, radiological and even nuclear weapons." An increase in stolen and smuggled weapons materials and unstability in the Middle East add to the threat.

US Invites Iran to Join Conference on Afghanistan - The Obama administration on Thursday marked a clear break with George W. Bush's policy of isolating Iran by declaring its intention to invite the Islamic republic to an international conference on stabilising Afghanistan. Iran has already signalled its willingness to attend. A firm date for the conference has not been fixed. Italy, as holder of the G8 presidency this year, has proposed hosting such a conference in Trieste in June.

How To Stop Mid-East Nukes? Denature Their Plutonium - Ben-Gurion University of the Negev engineers have developed a practical technique to "denature" plutonium created in large nuclear reactors and make it unsuitable for a dozen countries that are building reactors - mostly Arab or Islamic states - to produce nuclear arms. However, it will probably not be a significant deterrent against Iran, which has invested in other options as well, such as centrifuges and small reactors designed for plutonium production.

The Five Horsemen of the Apocalypse - Chuck Missler In addition to the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse depicted in Revelation Chapter 6, and their contemporary implications, Chuck Missler explores some of the prevalent misunderstandings regarding the Ultimate Victor presented in Revelation Chapter 19. Click for more information - Audio Cassette

BioTech: The Sorcerer's New Apprentice - Audio CD - Chuck Missler Updated April 2006! Chuck Missler surveys some of the most promising prospects and reviews the types of ventures emerging. He also reveals some of the concerns emerging among the informed, and includes some of the provocative Biblical implications. Click for more information - Audio CD with MP3