North Korea Approves Nuclear Strike On America

reply to post by neo96


Its kinda like when you go around school all day saying your going to fight in the parking lot @ 5pm. At 5pm either you bring your but out there, or you will be the laughing stock of the school. I think its got to that point now.

I'm still not sure what is propaganda and what is real right now. I have yet to see Kimmy make a statement on TV with an official translation stating "its on!".

reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus


Where are you from?

It is known: www.archives.gov...

Originally posted by Digital_Reality
reply to post by neo96

 

Its kinda like when you go around school all day saying your going to fight in the parking lot @ 5pm. At 5pm either you bring your but out there, or you will be the laughing stock of the school. I think its got to that point now.

I'm still not sure what is propaganda and what is real right now. I have yet to see Kimmy make a statement on TV with an official translation stating "its on!".

Yeah, to the "world" he will look like a b*tch; however, he is in his OWN "world" there. All he has to say is, we are victorious the Empire of America and their Allies back awayed and removed military hardware from the region and no one would be the wiser.

I can't help thinking all this recent North Korea hysteria is pure theatre.
I mean, one of the most closed and secretive societies all of a sudden is the biggest threat to the world with it's bristling nuclear arsenal. We also have the theatrical image of the arch madman little Kim sitting with his generals at his side, plotting and scheming in the war room / bunker with a handy "lets nuke America" map on the wall.
Is anyone really buying this crap?

Lets all concentrate our worries on NK though and the allegedly threatened nuclear devastation and ignore the financial implosion and theft by the bankers.

Pure theatre, from start to it's, as yet undecided, conclusion!

reply to post by Springer


That's a great article, but it seems to ignore the prospect of our missile defense systems capabilities in the region. While we're still moving more and more PAC 3's there no doubt, we already have some PAC 3's and Aegis capability there. This isn't even counting stuff we haven't unveiled yet, but might need to in an escalation.

If this whole thing kicks off, his ONLY hope to survive this, is to seek exile in China. That's the only way he lives from this. (And I'm hard pressed to find a reason China would let him, at the moment).

So far, NK has only demonstrated the ability to drop nukes, not launch them. Seeing as how we'd establish air superiority within the first 24hrs of the conflict, I'm having a hard time understanding how he could pose that much of a nuclear threat outside of NK's borders. Perhaps a nuke laden boat, but then it has to run the gauntlet of naval defenses.

Originally posted by Char-Lee

What was it ...lats year?...We had a sub sitting off Southern Ca and it went undetected by our military.

Yes.

A Yono class Chinese minisubmarine (same ones Iran and NK currently possess) was able to succesfully remain in the California waters for weeks undetected by US Coast guard forces. That was a test run to determine if the planned delivery of these nuclear devices would be successful. at least 5 Yono class submarines were seen leaving NK on February 17th, 2013 reported on EU Times, suspected to be armed with small scale nuclear devices. They travel slowly (4-8 knots submerged) to appear as whales to US defenses. Traveling 4.2 knots they would be arriving in US port waters 45 days later or... you guessed it April 4th, 2013.

The nuclear threat from NK on US soil is not via ICBM delivery, but by small scale nuclear devices detonated right off our coastline by Yono class minisubmarines, carried into port by freighting vessles from China (COSTCO etc.) they surface and launch with only a few kilometers of distance needed to strike at the heart of several US cities at the same moment in time.

Star Wars cannot prevent this approach (not enough time for interception).
An air missle deffense shield in the Pacific cannot prevent this approach (beneath the water).
US coast guard survalance technology cannot prevent this approach (failed to catch China's unit in 2010).
US Port Authority will have no way of preventing this approach (the freighters will just bring the subs close, from there the subs detatch and prot authorty deals with the commerse).

The second trumpet is ready to sound.

God Bless,

Originally posted by Casualboy100
All this talk about a nuclear war scares me

I live in a town near austin soo I will get hit?

I believe the map is showing from where US military will be coming from towards NK, rather then strike points for NK to hit using ICBM technology they do not posses. It is defensive map for the moment just after they strike the US mainland with submarine delivered small scale nuclear devices.

The arrow pointing toward Austin, is pointing to Ft. Hood TX.
The arrow pointing towards Washington, is pointing to Norfolk (Atlantic Fleet)
The arrow pointing towards LA, is pointing to SD (Pacific Fleet)
The arrow pointing to HI is pointing to Pearl Harbor (Asian Fleet)

God Bless,

Originally posted by Bleeeeep
reply to post by flice

 

So they see the cease and desist order as a disarmament for easy takeover? And it is not so much the orders to stand down, as it is a culmination of takeover tactics coming to a head?


Thank you for your knowledge btw.

But who divide the Koreas?

At the Potsdam Conference (July–August 1945), the Allies unilaterally decided to divide Korea[60]—without consulting the Koreans—in contradiction of the Cairo Conference.[61][62][63]

It has happened before, I would think it would go about the same if it happens again.

The situation escalated into open warfare when North Korean forces invaded South Korea on 25 June 1950

The United States of America provided 88% of the 341,000 international soldiers which aided South Korean forces in repelling the invasion, with twenty other countries of the United Nations offering assistance.

the People's Republic of China (PRC) entered the war on the side of North Korea.[27] Chinese intervention forced the Southern-allied forces to retreat behind the 38th Parallel. While not directly committing forces to the conflict, the Soviet Union provided material aid to both the North Korean and Chinese armies.

en.wikipedia.org...

NK is just a joke of a country with a starving military with outdated weapons and poses no threat to the US, even though-
*The DMZ is the most militarized region in the world and the last Korean war resulted in millions of people dying.
*NK possesses nuclear, bio, and chemical weapons. Nuclear weapons based upon both uranium and plutonium weapons. Chemicals such as VX and sarin. Bio weapons such as the infamous smallpox previously thought to only be possessed by the US and Russia.
*They also possess high tech weapons such as anti-personnel laser systems and possess one of the largest militaries in the world that is well trained and highly motivated and possess the largest special forces in the world.
*Possess intermediate ballistic missile technology that is described as being a few years away from being able to hit the US mainland even though when describing the range of the missiles are described as being able to travel 5000km-????...

Yep, no threat here!

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Here's to hoping they would just send over their NK Ninjas to assasinate all the TPTB and bankers and Executives that have run our country into the ground.

Is this source credible? www.nti.org...

reply to post by ElohimJD


Hey THAT is chilling. I hope you are wrong!
It would kind of make all this make sense.... while everyone would be rushing around and heading towards the peninsula, to stop missiles, they'd be right there at home.
Yikes.

Originally posted by Invariance
reply to post by ThirdEyeofHorus

 

Where are you from?

It is known: www.archives.gov...

Where am I from? I am a natural born US citizen with a Revolutionary War Patriot ancestor. My father fought in WWII. Perhaps the issue here is worldview, as my objection to that person's post is he portrayed it as two emperialistic countries fighting over property with the US just taking half. I grew up with the awareness that your own website states was US response to COMMUNIST advancement of Russia and that is how I see things. I was not aware of a pact that Russia gets one half and the US gets the other half. Perhaps the problem is how people view this.

I do not trust anything coming out of the Progressive propaganda mills of schools today. Perhaps it is a testimony to bad teaching of the 50's and 60's that I never heard that Korea got evenly divided as spoils from WWII.
Even today, the current admin is being allowed to push its Progressive propaganda in a curriculum that parents and teachers alike are not allowed to deviate from. Parents are not even allowed to see what is in the curriculum their children are being exposed to and teachers cannot deviate.

Are you a teacher?

Even your website shows that my viewpoint is the more accurate one...that is a US response to Soviet Communist expansion....NOT a division of property from the WWII conflict.

This is from your website.

America centered its foreign policy on the "containment" of communism, both at home and abroad
Although formulation of the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, and the Berlin Airlift suggested that the United States had a particular concern with the spread of communism in Europe, America's policy of containment extended to Asia as well. Indeed, Asia proved to be the site of the first major battle waged in the name of containment: the Korean War.

In 1950 the Korea Peninsula was divided between a Soviet-backed government in the north and an American-backed government in the south. The division of Korea into two halves had come at the end of World War II. In August of 1945 the Soviet Union invaded Korea

www.archives.gov...

So does that clear things up for you?

Really, I can't believe there are people falling for this one. Any good chess player or person who knows a minimum about war strategy would see that's just bluff!

No State makes such an obvious call for nuclear strike, especially not on a nation that's way too far for its missiles to reach!

Originally posted by MaXiMHaZe
reply to post by tony9802

 

Here's to hoping they would just send over their NK Ninjas to assasinate all the TPTB and bankers and Executives that have run our country into the ground.

edit on 4-4-2013 by MaXiMHaZe because: misspelled

Here's the bad news: Kim Jung's part of TPTB.

reply to post by tony9802

I'll bet that during the sanctions on NK that there were also financial sanctions which might have removed a ton of Kim's personal wealth and that that's what this is about to a degree, that he wants his money back.

Originally posted by Bluesma
reply to post by ElohimJD

 

Hey THAT is chilling. I hope you are wrong!
It would kind of make all this make sense.... while everyone would be rushing around and heading towards the peninsula, to stop missiles, they'd be right there at home.
Yikes.

This might seem out of place or not, but I am reminded of Joshua and the sacking Ai in scripture.

Joshua's army lured the Ai military out of the walled city by means of distraction, then once they were all out of the city pursuing who they thought was the threat (running away), the real threat entered the defensless city and burned it to the groud. Then the militatry of Ai was so distraught by the deaths of their families, women and children the Israelites were able to kill them all during the waning moments of confussion.

This would be the greatest use of misdirection seen in modern warfare, against the greatest military in recorded history.

God Bless,

Most likely scenario is North Korea or South Korea get into some kind of skurmish and all hell breaks loose.North Korea will definetely lose badly once the U.S. and Nato forces step in,.

Did it ever occur to anyone it is just bribery pure and simple just like his father did? He is only doing all this nonsense to extort money from the USA.

www.myspace.com...

It can now be reported that a P140 U.S. aircraft cargo plane left Langley, Virginia at 3:30 p.m. EST destination North Korea.

The aircraft contains $3 BILLION that was made available by the Dallas branch of the German Commerz Bank.

The $3 BILLION will be delivered directly to North Korea dictator Kim Jong-un by U.S. officials.

Any questions?

Originally posted by ElohimJD

This would be the greatest use of misdirection seen in modern warfare, against the greatest military in recorded history.

I gotta admit, it sure would be.