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Originally posted by neformore
reply to post by SloAnPainful
Yep.
As did the USA, USSR, Britain, France, China, India, Israel, South Africa and Pakistan.
Or conversely, explain to me why those countries were justified, but NK isn't?
Originally posted by neformore
Why do people who live in nuclear armed countries who are regularly involved in wars and military actions around the world want to protest a country testing a nuclear weapon?
Hypocrisy much?
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
Okay Nef I'll humor you.
USA: Used a nuke to ensure victory.
USSR: Tested a nuke to show that they had a nuclear weapon
Britain: Got the nukes from USA.
France: ----- Have no knowledge of their nuclear program.
India: Protection
Isreal: Protection
S. Africa: Protection, of course a British colony, they have no fears
Pakistan: They have them because AMERICANS PAID FOR THEM, also they are afraid of India.
That enough for 'ya Nef?
-SAP-
Originally posted by rigel4
Originally posted by neformore
reply to post by SloAnPainful
Yep.
As did the USA, USSR, Britain, France, China, India, Israel, South Africa and Pakistan.
Or conversely, explain to me why those countries were justified, but NK isn't?
Quite simply NK is an unstable nation with a hard-line paranoid crack pot regime!
The others aren't good but do you really need to have it explained why NK shouldn't have nuclear weapons.
Originally posted by imagineering
Looks like the yield was 6-7 KT.
Could do some damage to a city for sure.
Check out this link that gives you the blast radius, fallout and more.....
nuclearsecrecy.com...
Originally posted by Dustytoad
Originally posted by zeeon
This might actually be an accident. A nuclear test site is VERY close to where the actual earth quake happened. Roughly 4 miles away from where USGS says the epicenter was. That is WAY to close to home for a test. Even if it was underground.
Maybe something went wrong? Successful test or Nuclear accident this doesn't look good either way.
Article is up on CNNedit on 11-2-2013 by zeeon because: (no reason given)
Did you just say that what I am calling an underground nuke test was too close to a Nuke test site? You're confusing me a little.. Seems you'd want to test a nuke near or on a nuclear test site..
The road next to the earthquake says nuclear test Rd.. I'm not being snarky Im just confused at what you are saying.
And why are you referring to an accident and an Earthquake?
I'm thinking the US propaganda is getting to some of you guys.
Looks like a successful test to me. An unsuccessful one wouldn't register more than a 1 or 2 mag quake.. An unsuccessful nuke ends up as just a dirty bomb, after a small explosion..edit on 2/11/2013 by Dustytoad because: (no reason given)
Rab...they are still using one of the two basic designs. The one being the Uranium Gun Barrel design which has to be a certain length and width.
Originally posted by SloAnPainful
reply to post by imagineering
Lol, Propaganda? N. Korea is a state where people starve so their military can thrive...
No propaganda there sorry.
-SAP-