Ep 71 - Thinking the Unthinkable: Putin's Nuclear Threat - a podcast by London Ctr for Policy Research

You hear the term "unthinkable" from celebs and media pundits when describing the nuclear threat out of Russian President Vladimir Putin and the Russia-Ukraine War. Is it really that "unthinkable" considering the world leadership dynamics involved? How will the escalating situation affect the US' national security?
The same term is also laid next to the idea that Russia can attack our national power grid either via an EMP or a cyber attack. If this happens, are we prepared? How does Washington's continued ignorance of protecting our grid within federal infrastructure plans come into play?

On this edition of Thought to Action, our panel takes a deep dive into the situation and whether the Biden Administration and Western Leadership is up to the challenges and handling the potential nuclear war threats coming out of Putin and his camp:
London Center for Policy Research President LTC Tony Shaffer
LCPR Board Member Ambassador Henry "Hank" Cooper
LCPR Sr. Fellow Marine Capt. Bill Heinzelmann
LCPR Sr. Fellow Jay Homnick
LCPR Distinguished Fellow Navy Capt. Pete O'Brien

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Relevant links:
How to Survive a Nuclear Attack: https://youtu.be/aEQ3pENAbgg
Why the Russia-Ukraine War Matters to us in the US: https://youtu.be/8crhGOGjpuk
What is Putin's overall Playbook? https://youtu.be/pIt9AkpV-_4


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