North Korea Russia etc 4D chess ROFLMAO

Well North Korea is up to the sixth crossing of a Trump red line so what happens now a security meeting with Trumps advisors,friends we are truly in the hands of imbeciles,for all the think tanks,cray super computer modelling,17 major intelligence agencies and all the rest of it after all these tests the US still has no strategy or plan.Balance of consequences- great leadership involves having a plan and communicating consequences for non-compliance and following through should non compliance occur-this should of been in place by the second test.

Your Generals may be great students of warfare and strategy but they have no wisdom,yesterday we saw Russia tossed out of consulates and trade missions in a breach of international law breaking the Vienna treaty of 1961,this as Russia has 200000 troops and 1500 tanks on the move for the biggest exercise since the cold war.The situation is dire but thats ok there's football,Kim Kardashians arse,lgbjt? social warrior wombating,blm,confederate statues and all manner of bulldust to immerse yourself in here.The masses are hypnotised they have the situational awareness of a chicken pegged to the carousel to the slaughterhouse except these chickens have apps social media and hand held technology.

As for a strategy or plan the most recent twitter suggestion is to not trade with countries that trade with North Korea,GENIUS that means China lets see America without Walmart and cheap Chinese goods,asked if he will have a military response Trump said we'll see,in other words I dont know

Whatever happens should be a barrel of laughs quite possibly as the mushroom clouds go off if that is the case then so be it we have got the leadership we deserve in the Western world and Im sorry folks my money is on the little fat Korean bastard and his Generals they've had 60 years to figure things out.The west is clueless

a reply to: khnum

the western world has given N korea a line in the sand statement almost every month going back decades. them ignoring foreign pressure is nothing new....

a reply to: NobodiesNormal

Yes I see how well being told 'dont do that' works with children in shopping centre aisles,the policy is always reactive not proactive.Sometimes you have to give a smack on the bottom but the behaviour in administering the smack has to be consistent and known to the individual concerned.

Poke North Korea with a stick and they poke South Korea. Now Japan and China are planning oil sanctions against North Korea. North Korea doesn't want to end up like Iraq, Syria or Afghanistan, especially all those countries didn't have a central banked owned by the Rothschilds. The only other countries on that list are Iran and Cuba.

So what can NK do to keep the Rothschilds at bay? Build up their nuclear bomb program.

a reply to: stormcell

Here is the question those on the big bucks have to answer do we throw South Korea under the bus to prevent North Korea getting icbm/mirv capability over all US territory,it may not be a nice answer.I agree with your sentiments however the practical reality for those that oppose Planet Rothschild usually does not end well.

originally posted by: NobodiesNormal
a reply to: khnum

the western world has given N korea a line in the sand statement almost every month going back decades. them ignoring foreign pressure is nothing new....

How childish is drawing a line in the sand anyway?

originally posted by: khnum
a reply to: stormcell

Here is the question those on the big bucks have to answer do we throw South Korea under the bus to prevent North Korea getting icbm/mirv capability over all US territory,it may not be a nice answer.I agree with your sentiments however the practical reality for those that oppose Planet Rothschild usually does not end well.

It looks like that:

www.washingtonpost.com...

South Korea is the home of Samsung, the mobile phone maker. They also make a lot of electronics components and chips. There are foundries all across the world, but many specialize in one type of component such as memory chips.
MagnaChip, Dongbu, Samsung Semiconductor. It's not until an earthquake that the rest of the world discovers that some critical component is exclusively made in that part of the world.