State law stresses 'dependence on Almighty' for protection from threats

Posted: December 01, 2008
Lexington Herald-Leader

To whom should Homeland Security officials turn when faced with
terrorist threats?

They should turn to God, according to one state's law.

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According to open sources, the total arsenal of Russia's SMF comprises
536 ICBMs, including 306 SS-25 Topol (Sickle) missiles (pictured) and 54
SS-27 Topol-M (Stalin) missiles.

by Staff Writers
Moscow (RIA Novosti) Dec 02, 2008

Russia's Strategic Missile Forces (SMF) are planning to conduct at least
13 launches of ballistic missiles next year, the SMF commander said on
Friday.

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The most recent Russian R-77 medium-range missiles (AA-12 "AMRAAMSKI")
is similar to and in some respects equal to the American AIM-120 AMRAAM
missiles. The R-77 missile has an active radar finder and a maximim
range of 90-100 kilometers (50 km more than AMRAAM) and flies at four
times the speed of sound: FAS

by Martin Sieff
Washington (UPI) Dec 1, 2008

When the top military commanders who run the U.S. and Russian armed
forces on a daily basis met for important but very low-profile talks
outside Helsinki, Finland, in October, the range of issues they
discussed covered the whole world.

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FRANKFORT, Kentucky (AP) — A group of atheists filed a lawsuit Tuesday
seeking to remove part of a state anti-terrorism law that requires
Kentucky's Office of Homeland Security to acknowledge it can't keep the
state safe without God's help.

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