In May this year, I remembered that the United States had said that it would abandon a plan, and US Secretary of Defense Aspin announced that the "Star Wars era" had come to an end and that the United States had abandoned its plan to build an antimissile defense system in space. At the beginning, because of this incident, I deliberately asked the former polar bear involved in this plan to understand the situation, but I didn't expect that the American talent is really good!

On March 23, 1983, then-U.S. President Ronald Reagan made a televised speech to the nation, publicly proposing the Strategic Defense Initiative (i.e., the Star Wars program) for the first time. In his speech, Reagan first showed four satellite-taken photographs and some charts showing that the Polar Bear missile force "has greatly surpassed that of the United States."

He stressed that the United States must further develop and strengthen its strategic offensive weapons, and at the same time, it must step up the research and development of superweapons in the space age and establish an effective strategic defense system so that the polar bear strategic missiles can be intercepted and completely destroyed at various levels before they reach the United States.

At the time, White House officials said that the plan was to destroy the Polar Bear missile by launching lasers, microwaves, particle beams, and ejection beams directly from satellites before the Polar Bear nuclear missile attacked US territory.

White House officials said the plan would require a significant increase in funding for antimissile science and technology research, which is planned to cost $1 billion a year. And this plan will not be completed within this century, and it is expected to cost between $8,000 and $1 trillion.

Many senior administration officials said Mr. Reagan's plan did not threaten the polar bears and did not violate the anti-ballistic treaty signed a decade ago because it did not prohibit research and development of defense systems.

At the beginning of the "Star Wars" program, it caused a strong reaction, and almost no country except Japan supported this plan, especially the polar bears expressed strong opposition.

The greater response of the polar bears was to immediately begin to develop an anti-Star Wars method, which cost hundreds of billions of dollars in just a few years.

However, what makes the polar bears even more angry is that in the mid-90s, the relevant departments in the United States announced that the Star Wars program was purely a fictitious plan, and the US government did not study this plan at all, and did not invest a penny from the beginning to the end.

And the polar bear has invested so much in the lies of the century that it has almost bankrupted the entire country. At its core, the "Star Wars" program was the biggest conspiracy of the Cold War, and it turned out to be a cruel joke, the best illustration of the frantic arms race of the century.