> the agreement had not been invoked since the end of the Cold War And now it can't be invoked in the future either, which is great. It doesn't matter to me i

> the agreement had not been invoked since the end of the Cold War And now it can't be invoked in the future either, which is great. It doesn't matter to me if it was unused anyway. A large part of what makes me nervous about these sorts of agreements is their potential for future abuse. Same reason the UK pornwall is unnerving. Not for what it did yesterday or does today, but for what it might do tomorrow.