Written by Dr. Mascheroni and edited by his wife, the document was titled "A Deterrence Program for Venezuela," and officials say it laid out the physicist's weapons plan for Venezuela.
He wrote that there was no theory of deterrence to guide planning for cyberwarfare similar to strategies that guided nuclear planning in the cold war, and that it remained difficult to assess exactly who carried out an attack over computer networks.
Incredibly, this snappy piece of hooligan deterrence actually was planned.
Incredibly, Ben, this snappy piece of hooligan deterrence actually was planned.
The SDSR promises 'a debate in Parliament on the principle of continuous at sea deterrence and our plans for successor', which is something rather different from a vote to approve".
April: Trident vote Mr Cameron has promised a vote in Parliament "on the principle of continuous at-sea deterrence and our plans for Successor [the replacement system for submarine-based Trident nuclear missiles]", but he hasn't decided when to hold it.
Mr. Kouchner, stung by criticism that there is no real system of justice or deterrence in Kosovo, plans a new court, to be headed by international judges with local participation, to deal with crimes stemming from ethnic hatred and the war.
Later in the week it will debate whether to abandon opposition to a nuclear deterrent in favour of the more nuanced position, presented by Alexander, which called for a credible alternative to Trident but without continuous at-sea deterrence or the planned four submarines.
A better plan would include deterrence measures.
Yet, even now, the risk is that NATO will do too little.The summit is likely to back a "readiness action plan" aimed at strengthening deterrence.
