He called the Kushner strategy a "weaponization of construction" to force tenants out for higher-paying residents and "deregulate affordable housing units out of existence".
It is mystifying that mention of a directive involving the free access and security of space assets is transformed into a ruthless drive for space weaponization ("Weapons in Space," editorial, May 24).
Iranian nuclear activities increasingly point to a weaponization agenda.
If Iran provides by August 15 unsatisfactory answers about its past nuclear work related to nuclear weaponization and the development of a missile payload for a nuclear weapon, what happens?
By that year, however, China's global network of communications satellites, backed by the world's most powerful supercomputers, will also be fully operational, providing Beijing with an independent platform for the weaponization of space and a powerful communications system for missile- or cyber-strikes into every quadrant of the globe.
The funds allocated for these studies weren't huge but the very concept of openly pushing for space weaponization is an interesting developing.
Then there are the twin revelations this month that Iran plans to build two light water reactors that would be able to enrich plutonium for weaponization, and a report by Germany's Der Spiegel uncovering an underground nuclear-related facility in Qusayr, Syria.
The big, scary meme going around right now is that the spacecraft, which is basically a mod of the old Space Shuttle, will be used for the weaponization of space.
Not all poisonous substances are considered suitable for weaponization, or use as chemical weapons.
(Uranium enriched between 3.5 and 5percentt is sufficient for energy reactors; research reactors require enrichment closer to 19percentt. Anything above 20percentt is considered sufficient for weaponization, although most proper nuclear weapons use uranium that is enriched to 85percentt or more).
