N Korea capable of launching ‘mobile’ nuke missile into US – NORAD

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

I think you missed the point entirely.

America = Satan

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: ScientificRailgun

I think you missed the point entirely.

America = Satan

Oh right. I keep forgetting that.

America certainly isn't the bastion of freedom and democracy I grew up to believe it was. My extensive travel overseas and my current residence in Japan has shown that the U.S. has a LOT of improvement to do. But contrary to what some people may think, not everything bad that happens in the universe is America's fault.

originally posted by: ScientificRailgun

originally posted by: Lysergic
a reply to: ScientificRailgun

I think you missed the point entirely.

America = Satan

Oh right. I keep forgetting that.

America certainly isn't the bastion of freedom and democracy I grew up to believe it was. My extensive travel overseas and my current residence in Japan has shown that the U.S. has a LOT of improvement to do. But contrary to what some people may think, not everything bad that happens in the universe is America's fault.

Like I said before look in the mirror at the evil that lies within. If any of the Dulce/Mountauk/MK Ultra stuff is true we may be scraping the depths of the evil barrel and who knows what forces may be at work in our world. I would hope that all of our efforts were progressive, however all the weapons of war have but one use to destroy life not nurture it.

Now as to North Korea shooting nuclear missles at the US, it would never happen unless we were in a war with them, and even then they would have quite a few methods of getting rid of us using a host of deadly future tech that we have no interest in experiencing. If they ever go to war with any country I am willing to bet they will do thier utmost to get rid of us as they will most likely believe that we are the ones behind the war they would be in.

So just leave them alone and they leave us alone we have our own country to improve.

a reply to: FormOfTheLord

Couldn't agree with you more. North Korea has not attacked my country but my country has involved itself in a number of disgusting little wars on country's that eg. didn't have a central bank etc etc.

Its the same for Iran those filthy bankers want to instigate wars with other people's soldiers and civilians dying so they can finance both sides and make money they can't even count. This is the area I would like to see war waged and each and every one of them and their politicians hung in public as a warning to their offspring not to start up any more banks that don't serve humanity as a whole, not just their private pockets.

North Korea has issues with China and Southern Korea which seems to be their real focus - apart from insulting films Kim whoever can't have missed and would well find plain Rude! I'd like to make one about cameron and osborne, plus tony blair's little misdemeanour in the magistrate's court about …….. behaviour etc Facebook etc.

a reply to: intrptr

Can i get a USA,USA,USA up in the house?

If it will make you feel good then here you go...

USA,USA,USA up in the house.

Meanwhile, "North Korea might have a nuke or two…"

And as soon as they let one go they won't have a need for them anymore.

You could send it over in a cargo container unload it once to gets here, have it picked out by tractor trailer and transported anywhere you want.

a reply to: crazyewok

The poster makes a semi-valid point.....semi. South Korea did have a series of dictatorships for decades, supported by the U.S. As for now, nah, not really. Though all the young Koreans I have spoken to through my work want the military gone, but nobody could seriously argue that their country has been invaded. That's just silly.

On topic, I find it very hard to believe that North Korea fails to create working ICBMs, yet it can make these more sophisticated systems. I'm not buying it.

a reply to: ScientificRailgun

The problem in America is that A LOT of Americans hold USA-centric positions. A vast majority of the USA's population was born, raised, and never has or will leave the country.

In other parts of the world like Europe, you can hop on a train and be in another country in a few hours. Many people in Europe are also bi/tri lingual as well.

Americans don't get out much, and pretty much believe what the television tells them about other people around the world. When you step outside of America and get a larger perspective -- you begin to question a lot of things.

The minute American military forces leave S. Korea, the North declares war and attempts an invasion. Am I right? Or can the South hold it's own, without massive unnecessary casualties that the US presence would prevent?

intrptr... I get you. But I think this time you're wrong. I think if the south Korean government asked the American soldiers to leave, they would.

US capable of launching 'mobile' Nuke missile into N Korea (insert any other country here)


How is this different?