By Husam Dughman
Once some countries started developing weapons of mass destruction following the end of World War II, wise heads counselled restraint and warned against the possibility of a nuclear holocaust that would engulf the entire planet. The preservation of mankind became feasible as a result of a strong belief in the vital importance of mutual deterrence based on the fear of mutual annihilation. At the core of this lay the vigorous desire to survive, be safe, and thrive in this earthly life. It has so far worked like a charm. Not for much longer, one suspects.
- Husam Dughman
- International Security, Safety & Strategic Defence
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