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Re: North Korea
Posted: Aug 14th, '17, 06:18
by madhatter
Re: North Korea
Posted: Aug 14th, '17, 19:49
by Mister Moose
KJU just blinked. More like back pedaled.
North Korea's official KCNA news agency said Kim received a report from his army on plans to strike the area around Guam, but also said he would watch U.S. actions before making any decisions on next steps.
Re: North Korea
Posted: Aug 15th, '17, 06:55
by madhatter
Mister Moose wrote:KJU just blinked. More like back pedaled.
North Korea's official KCNA news agency said Kim received a report from his army on plans to strike the area around Guam, but also said he would watch U.S. actions before making any decisions on next steps.
gee no way? who could have seen that coming?
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 3rd, '17, 06:27
by freeski
Now Capt. Insano says he has a hydrogen bomb he can put on an ICBM. He tested it overnight to boot. Time to search and destroy. Nuke the capital and his military.
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Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 3rd, '17, 08:58
by brownman
Might not need to ..
100 kiloton test caused lots of earthquakes .. one at 6.3.
Maybe the peninsula breaks off and slides into the sea
Lunatic vs imbecile is not a heathy scenario
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 3rd, '17, 09:20
by madhatter
brownman wrote:Might not need to ..
100 kiloton test caused lots of earthquakes .. one at 6.3.
Maybe the peninsula breaks off and slides into the sea
Lunatic vs imbecile is not a heathy scenario
always misinformed/uninformed...
North Korea's announcement of the test came a few hours after a 6.3-magnitude "explosion" was detected at 12:29 p.m. local time in North Korea, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) announced Sunday.
According to the USGS, the seismic activity occurred 24 kilometers east northeast of Sungjibaegam, North Korea. "Possible explosion, located near the site where North Korea has detonated nuclear explosions in the past," read a statement on the USGS website, before confirmation that it was indeed a nuclear test.
The USGS said that a second, 4.1-magnitude seismic event occurred 22 kilometers east northeast of Sungjibaegam. "Seismic event collocated with the larger possible explosion 8 minutes and 32 seconds earlier," read a statement on USGS's website. "This significantly smaller event is likely a secondary feature (possibly a structural collapse) associated with the larger event."
as always it's not that liberals are stupid, er uh wait maybe they are...
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 3rd, '17, 11:35
by freeski
New plan: Trump should ask for Capt. Insano to resign and guarantee his safe passage out of the country. Also, give him a nice place to live and free cheese for life. Give him a week to resign. Don't tell him the consequences if he doesn't. China and Insano will panic and maybe we'll get the ball moving getting him out. Plan B is always there.
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 14th, '17, 08:25
by deadheadskier
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 14th, '17, 10:02
by madhatter
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-1 ... aunch-prep" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
North Korea Preparing For ICBM Launch: Japan Press
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 14th, '17, 10:17
by madhatter
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-1 ... d-darkness" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
North Korea Threatens To "Sink" Japan With Nuclear Weapons, "Reduce The US To Ashes"
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 14th, '17, 12:33
by XtremeJibber2001
A colleague of mine in Dalian, China can feel the Earth shake when NK tests their nuke's. I can't even imagine how they feel!
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 15th, '17, 08:33
by madhatter
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-1 ... dental-war" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
South Korea President Threatens To Destroy North "Beyond Recovery", Warns Of Accidental War
Re: North Korea
Posted: Sep 28th, '17, 09:56
by madhatter
http://www.zerohedge.com/news/2017-09-2 ... sses-close" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
The order comes just days after President Donald Trump revealed that the People’s Bank of China had asked the country’s banks to sever their business ties with North Korea.
Specifically, they were ordered to stop providing financial services to North Korean customers and to wind down existing loans, severing one of North Korea’s most reliable connections to the global financial system. It was reported that the banks were warned that continuing to transact with North Korean business could result in embarrassment and economic losses, according to Russia Today.
Re: North Korea
Posted: Nov 6th, '17, 18:03
by freeski
Okay we're staged to fight a conventional war and force assbearpig from power. I really wanted to see the country burn (at least the parts with lights at night), well it will burn just not hot enough to make the surface into glass. Hopefully, we can free the many, many prisoners held in the worse conditions since the dark ages. It will be the first victory since WWII.
Re: North Korea
Posted: Nov 6th, '17, 22:03
by Mister Moose
Prediction: KJ backs down. Survival of the good life (For him and his ruling elite) is preferable over losing complete control. Of course, he will weasel any loopholes and exploit black markets. At some point he will realize that taking action means reaction, and not taking action means he gets to keep the nukes if he can keep from starving.
The first 2 US nukes were named "Little Man" and "Fat Boy". Coincidence?