North Korea: 'frenzied' Trump Leads World In 'act Of War' With New Sanctions

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: antiantonym

Ok , what is your solution to NK then

Remove the regime.

China has to help with this but it will only happen by force. Don't think Kimmy would let China just roll in but who knows.

For sure - and China have moved more since Trump was elected than they ever have. We'll see how far they will go, but it will a damn sight further than they did under Obama (who they detested - for good reason).

a reply to: Oldtimer2

Written by the ever crying liberal's

Huh... Pretty sure democrats, republicans, the milk man and the plumber have opinions on North Korea, nothing to do with "liberals" the approach hasn't changed regardless of who is reporting or creating sanctions.

each country has a ruler,it's up to him to represent his people,but you liberal's have no idea of how to do anything but whine,since when is North Korea the US problem

The President of the United States is Liberal? All member states of the UN that had a say on implementing sanctions were liberals?

I don't call sanctions whining.

North Korea has been the problem of the US since the peace fire between a coalition and "the North" a coalition the US led.

The US is leading sanctions against North Korea too, so I don't know what your on about but it clearly is a problem the US is clearly taking on.

Nothing about liberals.

they are a property of China,what a foolish rant of a post,what is this site turned into,a den of MSM shills

Are you brainwashed into thinking everything on this planet is ran by "liberals"?

Because first you blab on about leaders and their ability of representation then say that North Korea isn't a sovereign country.

Den of MSM shills?

Sure fella, whatever floats your boat

a reply to: RAY1990

You're right - this is not a liberal issue.
However, who could deny that those so rabidly anti-Trump are clouded by that hatred when assessing NK? What else could explain a view that NK are somehow the victims of nasty America?

The 'enemy of my enemy' approach being taken by people filled with hate for Trump is leading them to throw support behind some very evil and corrupted people and regimes.

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: RP2SticksOfDynamite

originally posted by: UKTruth

originally posted by: hutch622
a reply to: antiantonym

Ok , what is your solution to NK then

Remove the regime.

China has to help with this but it will only happen by force. Don't think Kimmy would let China just roll in but who knows.

For sure - and China have moved more since Trump was elected than they ever have. We'll see how far they will go, but it will a damn sight further than they did under Obama (who they detested - for good reason).

China has to help with this but it will only happen by force. Don't think Kimmy would let China just roll in but who knows.


To be honest. It would not surprise me if China and the US have already reached an understanding of the end game should Kimmy not enter talks and rethink his position. The reason I say this is its a matter of risk management and surely China and the US have agreed a contingency should things not improve!

It is no surprise that China has done some mobilisation along the Korean border
a) as a necessary precaution to prevent a flood of NK refugees and
b) as a prerequisite to any necessary invasion to remove Kimmy and his pint sized turd cohorts

One thing is for sure there will be action taken in 2018 if Kimmy cant be curtailed and brought to the table ensuring the NK nuclear programme is stopped!

NK is a problem for the planet not just the Korean Peninsula.

a reply to: UKTruth

Now, there's a familiar war cry.

a reply to: Spacespider

But does it bite? I mean it's not like we have any prove they're capable of carrying out real atomic bomb strikes. You can't really do anything as long as they didn't do anything that crosses the line to an actual act of war. That way the North Koreans don't bite.

They are just loud mouths because you give them attention. If they attack, anihilate them. And walk away as the good guy.
If the US attacks preemptively the outrage will be deafening.
Kimmy has to hit something first. They're not that good aiming wise so an accident could also happen anytime. Or they get hacked. Hit American territory and Boom!
What a wonderful world.

a reply to: UKTruth

I honestly don't think any individual's opinion will change any policy towards North Korea.

People can be deluded, we still have ISIS supporters in the West too.

The thing about North Korea is we in the West don't really know much about them, we hear what we are told. I personally have no doubt the country has a ruthless and murderous regime.

At the same time though I can understand why some see and judge the content as propaganda and "brainwashing" people would be called sheep if it was an equally obscured situation.

Like the Ukraine situation for instance.

a reply to: RAY1990

They're all itching for new territory, right? Russia wants to occupy more stuff, so does China and the US is the bulldozer to ramm that door open. A nice contained area, an island in the asian sea. Marvellous for a little war. If you buy all those toys at some point you want to use them. But we only fight over that little island not much harm done. A little stand off, show off, high noon cowboy stuff.

The real brainwashing is thinking North Korea plays such a huge part in this. The alternative would be middle East, but that's a much more complicated supply line for Russia and China. War will happen, just on what battlefield isn't so clear.
Nothing to worry tough it won't be European or US mainlands.

Looks like Pyongyang will be buying more Bit coin to counter the fresh Siege Measures-- I mean 'Sanctions'.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: UKTruth

Are you an actual General then?

No I'm someone who has friends in the region , I'm someone who has seen the success regime change can bring ... by success I mean death.
It's easy to advocate military intervention from the safety and comfort of a sheltered position but the fact is military intervention will lead to the death of tens or hundreds of thousands of innocent men , women and children.

UKTruth quoted:

The musicians just disappeared each time the guns were fired into them. Their bodies were blown to bits, totally destroyed, blood and bits flying everywhere.” 
Lim continued, “And then after that military tanks moved in and they ran over the bits on the ground where the remains lay.”

If that sort of thing is happening to it's citizens, "they're dead already".

a reply to: Peeple

Expansionary dreams is a common theme with empires.

It's a lot more complex than that though, you don't need to own a country to own it anymore, ask the corporations or a history lesson in regards to trading companies would suffice.

All this effort in domination... No nation wants to cut off the nourishment of another, at least not overtly, nations only do that with the weak. Nobody is stealing Russia's crumbs, nor those of India, China or France.

You don't starve a nuclear-armed state.... Wait a minute! Nope that's different, that's why Korea wants them isn't it?

Anyways back to that domination malarkey, I can't help bit think all that effort put into making sure "you get yours" could be flipped and used in ensuring we get ours.

I'm dreaming of course.

originally posted by: gortex
a reply to: UKTruth

Are you an actual General then?

No I'm someone who has friends in the region , I'm someone who has seen the success regime change can bring ... by success I mean death.
It's easy to advocate military intervention from the safety and comfort of a sheltered position but the fact is military intervention will lead to the death of tens or hundreds of thousands of innocent men , women and children.

Your friends in the region will be the very last people to understand what is happening in NK. That's how oppressive regimes keep control. Keep people in the dark, and those that find the light are killed.

a reply to: intrptr

It is a siege though isn't it?

North Korea is seemingly acquiring nuclear weapons to be independent. It's cut off from the outside world and their only "friends" is a fully fledged nuclear state to the North.

I don't think Kim is crazy, though I do feel his predicament will be infuriating.

originally posted by: RAY1990

At the same time though I can understand why some see and judge the content as propaganda and "brainwashing" people would be called sheep if it was an equally obscured situation.

The same MSM that we're rightfully not to trust in the slightest, when it comes to NK MSM war propaganda is to be held up in holy mountain esteem.

a reply to: antiantonym

Well, we have three choices here.

1) Let NK get nuclear weapons and hope they don't attack someone (not good)
2) Go to war with NK and piss off China and Russia not to mention get many South Koreans and likely American troops needlessly killed
3) Apply more sanctions and save lives while crippling NK's nuclear program

I will pick 3 every day and twice on Sunday. OP is nuts.

originally posted by: RAY1990
a reply to: intrptr

It is a siege though isn't it?

North Korea is seemingly acquiring nuclear weapons to be independent. It's cut off from the outside world and their only "friends" is a fully fledged nuclear state to the North.

I don't think Kim is crazy, though I do feel his predicament will be infuriating.

"North" Korea s like the abused child brought up in a dysfunctional family. Beat on, harried, controlled for decades. Now we look and go, he's crazy, have to do something about him.

And the whole time its the parents that are the real problem-- (US).

Of course the kid buys a Big gun, in case the abusive dad comes back.

a reply to: UKTruth

Your friends in the region will be the very last people to understand what is happening in NK.

They understand living in Japan puts them in the firing line should the US push to hard and provoke a conflict , what else do they need to know ?
I'm sure they understand the reality of the situation far better than we do here in the UK , they are genuinely concerned for their safety and with good reason.

Let's not be to quick to judge President Trumps plan.

There is a method to his madness.

He will win.

He wishes the common people of NK well, and will feed them immediately after they take a stand against their own hitler.

We had a sissy in office and we tried his method. Appeasment didn't work, as it never does.

We are waiting for the people to make their own move.

If they do not, president Trump will resort to a left jab to stun their militany, then quickly roll into a right handed Haymaker, for the knock out.

He will drop Kimbo like a fat sack of potatoes.
Then he will send bombers in to bomb the people with food and medical aid.

the gulf war, yemen, Syria, Libya, Vietnam, Iraq , now NK. i Wonder why the US only picks wars with countries which cant really defend themselves...

i wonder in what light will future generations portray the US.

why don't we free the Chinese from communism?

what has NK done to the US to institute a war posture?


so far no proof of NK nuclear weapons.