Why is Bush administration so upset that OTHER countries are BANNING nuclear weapons within own territories??

Kazakhstan,Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan %26amp; Turkmenistan have committed themselves NOT to produce, buy or allow the deployment of nuclear weapons on their soil. These countries are in very strategic region.Manas airbase in Kyrgyzstan, is important US base.Has proximity to Afghanistan and is located near immense energy reserves of the Caspian Basin and Russian and Chinese frontiers The U.S. had plans for potential use of nuclear weapons in Iraq,and has been involved in planning potential use of nuclear weapons in Iran

In addition, the U.S. is now involved in a massive program to overhaul its nuclear arsenal, working to replace every nuclear warhead and all of the existing delivery systems in the arsenal to ensure prompt precision global strike capabilities. So the United States is openly using the threatened use of nuclear weapons around the world.

We're beginning to lose strategic support.

This is troubling

It is also a sign of things to come.Why is Bush administration so upset that OTHER countries are BANNING nuclear weapons within own territories??
I don't know..why is it that US think it has the rights to own nuclear weapons and not other countries like N. Korea?



What's so great about the US anyway? So much so that they think they are the best country in the world? Why isn't George Bush Jr. charged for war crimes? Stinking butt head of a president..Why is Bush administration so upset that OTHER countries are BANNING nuclear weapons within own territories??
Go back to school! The U.S. has been destroying the nukes for several years and will continue to do so till they are all gone. The former USSR has many rogue states that have sold the nuke ability to different countries.

WHERE did you get the information that the U.S was going to nuke Iraq or even Iran for that matter?Why is Bush administration so upset that OTHER countries are BANNING nuclear weapons within own territories??
did we ever have strategic support?