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So you believe that North Korea will launch a preemptive nuclear strike?Also, if/when North Korea nukes a US city, the blood will be on Obama's hands and the left's hands.
So you believe that North Korea will launch a preemptive nuclear strike?
Actually it will be on North Korea's hands - and then they will get squished like a bug.Bull, Obama has attacked his own people.
Also, if/when North Korea nukes a US city, the blood will be on Obama's hands and the left's hands.
So you believe that North Korea will launch a preemptive nuclear strike?
Actually it will be on North Korea's hands - and then they will get squished like a bug.
Part of that answer is: it depends on how good the US missile defense shield is. Also, I'm not sure if North Korea has a missile that can actually deliver a nuke to the US. That requires miniaturizing the bomb a great deal. It also requires an advanced targeting system. You'd assume the US has a better understanding of this than we do.What are the consequences of not taking them serious?
Part of that answer is: it depends on how good the US missile defense shield is. Also, I'm not sure if North Korea has a missile that can actually deliver a nuke to the US. That requires miniaturizing the bomb a great deal. It also requires an advanced targeting system. You'd assume the US has a better understanding of this than we do.
Obama - neutralizes the "left". That has been a lament of the left for a while. Seems most of the "left" isn't really left, they just wear the badge because they think it's trendy.Both true, but it will also be on Obama's hands and the left. Obama is escalating the situation by doing mock nuke drops and the left are staying silent because 'teh one' is in charge and not Bush.
There is equipment moving into place. The US has demonstrated, like China did, that they can knock stuff out of orbit. I believe that the US has some anti-missile systems nearby where they can get the best chance of taking things down, at boost or orbit injection. I NK has one or two devices with a chance of delivery, that's not nearly enough for a first strike. If the US drops a NK rocket and it turns out it was carrying a nuke then NK is in a sticky spot. They know they can't go first.BTW - Surely you don't believe after the US wipe NK off the map, that would be the end of it? That would only be the start, but indeed the ultimate end would be near.
Hey Robert, who won The Voice?
That's a fair question. The Pentagon seems to take it very seriously. And the truth is, North Korea might not need to do a whole lot more for the US to preemptively attack them, although I don't suspect that will happen unless China and maybe Russia are secretly on board.What are the consequences of not taking them serious?
Yes and yes, but none of this is news. Since those plans have been around for so many years, I'm not sure how you can link them to the current crisis.So taken together we have - plans to secure North Korea in case of collapse and plans to push North Korea towards collapse. Can't blame Kim for being a little paranoid.
Duh! Kim shows them a bomb, he shows them some missiles - the Pentagon is pretty sure that Kim has a bomb he can deliver with a missile. Poor Kim. How much louder does he need to say it. (I suppose they are taking into account that he might be bluffing, I guess).The Pentagon seems to take it very seriously.
And the plans are being updated - but taken together, there is a plan to move on NK in the case of regime collapse - and there is a move to intensify sanctions and other pressure which is designed to bring about ... regime collapse. Ain't that just peachy how well they go together?Yes and yes, but none of this is news. Since those plans have been around for so many years, I'm not sure how you can link them to the current crisis.