'Wipe out North Korean regime' Top US advisor issues CHILLING warning of Trump's NEXT step

a reply to: antiantonym

If QAnon is correct then North Korea up until now has been run by the intelligence serves. Maybe this is not as big a thing as it seems.

Wonder what the space x launch of recent had to do with NK too.

originally posted by: trollz

originally posted by: daaskapital
Kim Jong-un has outplayed the US and the rest of the world. He has won

No he hasn't. His entire country outside of Pyongyang's elite is starving and living in squalor. His people are diseased and infested with parasites. What did he win? At this point all we have to do is sit back and wait for his country to fall apart on its own, which it has been gradually doing.

That is not true. NK now has an open economy and there are more fishing boats fishing for profit. So much so that here in Japan that it is becoming a problem of boats running out of fuel. And floating for days on the open sea.

originally posted by: trollz

originally posted by: daaskapital
Kim Jong-un has outplayed the US and the rest of the world. He has won

No he hasn't. His entire country outside of Pyongyang's elite is starving and living in squalor. His people are diseased and infested with parasites. What did he win? At this point all we have to do is sit back and wait for his country to fall apart on its own, which it has been gradually doing.

I wasn't referring to his domestic policies, but if you want to go there, your comment completely overlooks the reality of North Korea. Kim Jong-un has introduced economic and agricultural reforms over the past six years, which have raised the living standards of all North Koreans, introduced further economic freedoms, enacted a construction boom in many areas of the country, and resulted in increased harvests and higher food security. Nobody in North Korea is starving anymore, however many are still malnourished. If anything, North Korea is better now than it has been in the past 30 years. You should read up on Andrei Lankov and the like, because everything i have said here are facts.

As for Kim Jong-un's foreign policy, there's not much to say. He has achieved his goal of obtaining nuclear weapons. He has enacted his byungjin line policy almost perfectly. The only problems are the sanctions, and even then, there are ways to get around them.

originally posted by: daaskapital
The US has missed its window of opportunity in dealing with North Korea. There is nothing short of military intervention which will achieve America's goals, and even then such a move is extremely risky. Kim Jong-un has outplayed the US and the rest of the world. He has won, because no one is going to go to war, despite what these warmongering individuals say.

Indeed, despite all the spite and avarice of sand box rhetoric, it isn't going to happen.

Or maybe US is just Hitlerist stupid enough to open one more front and go down the tubes like every other empire before it.

After all, greed knows no bounds.

a reply to: antiantonym

Bolton and his ridiculous porn 'stache is still around???

Id have figured his time in the UN under Bush would be his swan song. There are few turds in the toilet that are smellier or more slime covered than Yosemite Bolton.

a reply to: Xcathdra

People also dont seem to understand the NK system is based on Hitlers Germany. Un's father was a huge admirer of Hitlers and adopted most if not all of the methods the Nazis used ti maintain control. The N. Korea "labor camps" are based on Nazi death camps, using the same methods.

More evil dictator rhetoric to build yet another pretext for regime change?

And yet for all that, The People living North of the US occupation zone haven't attacked one single country, have they?

Unlike the uS which has decimated country after country using aggressive warfare with aircraft carriers and Strategic Bombers.

We don't need "Death Camps", we have B 52s.

originally posted by: Hazardous1408
a reply to: Xcathdra

Whats to stop N.K. from popping off a nuke just to level an American city?

I’d say their inevitable extinction about 20mins later is a pretty good reason that won’t happen.

I don't think so, the leadership have extensive underground bunkers and don't care about their citizens. But maybe it is just a ploy, and once NK gets its nukes online, it will be happy enough using them as a deterrent against invasion.

originally posted by: daaskapital
The US has missed its window of opportunity in dealing with North Korea. There is nothing short of military intervention which will achieve America's goals, and even then such a move is extremely risky. Kim Jong-un has outplayed the US and the rest of the world. He has won, because no one is going to go to war, despite what these warmongering individuals say.

Bush and Obama asleep at the wheel.

a reply to: carewemust

North Korea, under the Kim regime is a danger to South Korea, Japan, China.... the whole world.
Kim is a danger to his own people.

a reply to: intrptr

Way to shoe horn in some Whataboutism bashing on the US.

Ya never disappoint. Lol

originally posted by: antiantonym

John Bolton, who remains a top US security advisor, said the world only had "one play left" in dealing with North Korea.

This follows remarks from US Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and the South Korean Government that diplomatic efforts have not been exhausted yet.

However, Mr Bolton claimed that sanctions had no impact on Kim Jong-un's regime and one way or another the leadership will have to be toppled.

Speaking to Fox News, Mr Bolton said that US President Donald Trump should now focus on persuading China that wiping out the North Korean regime was in their national interest.
www.express.co.uk...

This could be Armageddon even if China backs down completely. I believe North Korea will take the whole world down with them if necessary.

You've been dangerously misled about what NK's capabilities are. The concept they they could devastate Seoul is seriously in question, let alone an entire country and much less the whole world.

NVM

When/if NK gets hit..... well can you tell me the last time someone was able to retaliate against the US?
I have seen a lot of threats followed by even more threats but I cant recall the last time someone was able to back up those threats.

Considering the circumstances.... I think the pre-emptive will be of such magnitude that it will go down in the books... if for no other reason than to send a message to Iran that the nuke deterrent.... is not a deterrent at all

a reply to: antiantonym

"'Wipe out North Korean regime' Top US advisor issues CHILLING warning of Trump's NEXT step"

Below is the title of an article posted in ZeroHedge today.

"US State Department Hints At Iran Overthrow: Are We Witnessing The Early Stages Of Regime Change?"


What do these 2 countries have in common? They are 2 of the last 3 countries that do not have a Federal Reserve. I guess Cuba will have to wait for their regime takeover. NWO here we come!!!!!

originally posted by: pointessa
a reply to: antiantonym

"'Wipe out North Korean regime' Top US advisor issues CHILLING warning of Trump's NEXT step"

Below is the title of an article posted in ZeroHedge today.

"US State Department Hints At Iran Overthrow: Are We Witnessing The Early Stages Of Regime Change?"


What do these 2 countries have in common? They are 2 of the last 3 countries that do not have a Federal Reserve. I guess Cuba will have to wait for their regime takeover. NWO here we come!!!!!

Yeah and maybe by the time the oil barons great grandsons die they'll finally finish that pipeline that was supposedly the reason for the Iraq invasion.

You guys believe the most asinine nonsense. What those 2 countries have in common is a nuclear program and unhinged leaders.

a reply to: testingtesting

send in the clinton team . Kim will get shot in the back or commit suicide

wiki

From the 1950s until shortly before the U.S. invasion, Noriega worked with U.S. intelligence agencies. Noriega was one of the Central Intelligence Agency's most valued intelligence sources, as well as one of the primary conduits for illicit weapons, military equipment and cash destined for U.S.-backed counter-insurgency forces throughout Latin America.

I blame Dennis Rodman. On a mission
Pam Anderson gave Julian a sandwich that made him ill.
Somebody's blog

a reply to: intrptr

Not rhetoric - Fact.

Best way to get UN. send in hi spal rodman...with a virus/infection or soem Polonium on his hands to poison Un.

originally posted by: Xcathdra
a reply to: intrptr

Not rhetoric - Fact.

Don't interrupt him. He's busy spewing his uninformed anti-American rhetoric.