Some of Mr Obama's closest advisers, probably including Mr Kerry, want to send weapons to boost the Supreme Military Command's leader, General Salim Idriss.
Iran is precisely the opposite — generously endowed with energy but pursuing weapons to boost its regional influence, spread its ideology and threaten Israel.
As a result, gun companies are aggressively marketing military-style weapons to boost their profits.
Firing DeMarco, Axel said, would unleash a "secret weapon" to boost the economy by allowing more borrowers to refinance their mortgages.
On April 24th, America promised to sell weapons that will boost Taiwan's ability to deter a Chinese naval blockade, or attacks on its ill-protected fleet.
And despite President Vladimir V. Putin's pledge to boost weapons procurement, the Russian Army is only scheduled to receive 30 T-90 tanks this year.
There, players can more easily suspend their disbelief and the roster of enemies and weapons can be boosted by the inclusion of fantastical monsters, weird planets and improbable laser canons.
Admiral Lee was quoted as saying that such weapons systems would boost the island's ability to counter China's Russian-made Sovremenny-class destroyers and Kilo-class submarines.
Before leaving his job, Vanunu took dozens of photographs of Dimona's most secret areas, as well as of plutonium components, of a full-scale model of a thermonuclear bomb, and of work on tritium that implied Israel might have built boosted weapons.
Asked at a congressional hearing last week if he thought Pakistan was boosting its nuclear weapons capability, Mullen replied with a terse "yes" and said he could not go into details for security reasons.
