Poll: If North Korea was aiming missiles right at you, what would you do?

[duovamp]

Their nazi gold will be ours soon enough, comrade.

[Starla]

This is from Tuesday

Rep. Peter King: US could make preemptive strike on North Korea

Rep. Peter King (R-N.Y.) said Tuesday that the United States had the right to take preemptive military action against North Korea if there was "solid evidence" that Kim Jon Un planned to attack the U.S. or South Korea.

"If we have good reason to believe there's going to be an attack, I believe we have the right to take preemptive action," King said on CNN's "Erin Burnett Outfront."

Read more: http://thehill.com/video/house/29157...#ixzz2PVbriY14
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[duovamp]

That's a dangerous and misleading headline.

[LalaPumpkinhead]

I am still not sure what the fuck is going on. NK doesn't have nukes but does have biological weapons ... but are they so stupid that they will use them on a nation that has like 5000 nukes???

[duovamp]

Terrible troll. Go home, kid.

[LalaPumpkinhead]

Originally Posted by duovamp

Terrible troll. Go home, kid.

[duovamp]

Ur drunk.

[Cool As Ice Cream]

and back on the iglist it is.

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by noyen

nothing new going on. the same cold war thats been going on since i was born.

pretty much...here's an interesting angle to this history:




http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04...what-it-seems/






(April 3rd, 2013) – The biggest eye opener for me in decades of reporting about North Korea came seven years ago when a top Chinese government agent in Japan told me China considered North Korea to be a US colony.

The recent so-called threats of war by North Korea being widely reported in the Western press are in fact cabal efforts to intimidate that country as it seeks independence from secret US rule. The North Korean moves are a part of an overall East Asian move away from cabal rule.



However, recent corporate media coverage of North Korea makes it obvious that very few members of the Western media have a clue about what is really going on there. That is why I have decided to write a basic primer for the benefit of interested readers and policy makers.





http://www.veteranstoday.com/2013/04...what-it-seems/

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

(April 3rd, 2013) – The biggest eye opener for me in decades of reporting about North Korea came seven years ago when a top Chinese government agent in Japan told me China considered North Korea to be a US colony.

pretty sure you're taking a typo at face value because that makes zero sense until you change the word north to south

[pavementtune]

Stopped reading at cabal.

[Trotskilicious]

secret us rule of north korea

lolololol

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

pretty sure you're taking a typo at face value because that makes zero sense until you change the word north to south

Did you read the whole article?

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

Stopped reading at cabal.

and so you stop thinking because of a rather broad generic term?

so you choose to be stupid. i guess.

or, no ability to suspend disbelief whatsoever? gain a perspective from an admittedly controversial guy who nonetheless has been talking to these high level Asian types for decades.


he is canadien though...so...


try this: yet another perspective that is far less rosy then Fulford's ultimate 'win-win' projection of things:

[LalaPumpkinhead]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

and so you stop thinking because of a rather broad generic term?

so you choose to be stupid. i guess.

or, no ability to suspend disbelief whatsoever? gain a perspective from an admittedly controversial guy who nonetheless has been talking to these high level Asian types for decades.


he is canadien though...so...


try this: yet another perspective that is far less rosy then Fulford's ultimate 'win-win' projection of things:

how can North Korea nuke anyone? they don't have nukes

[Starla]

They claim to have them

http://www.latimes.com/news/world/wo...,6576582.story

North Korea claims to have 'smaller, lighter' nuclear weapons

SEOUL -- In what is becoming a daily ritual, North Korea has threatened the United States, saying it is prepared to strike with “smaller, lighter and diversified” nuclear weapons.

Then yesterday...

North Korea preparing missile launch on its east coast

North Korea moved an intermediate-range missile to a launch site on its east coast, South Korea’s defense minister said Thursday, as reports said the isolated and crumbling Communist state might be preparing a missile launch, either as a test or a strike again U.S. or allied forces.

Read more: http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/...#ixzz2PZGlXMzH

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

Did you read the whole article?

of course not "secret us rule of North Korea" is asinine dude for fucks sake you goddamn troll

[Trotskilicious]

it's like you never ask cui bono

[Trotskilicious]

and if you do it's the most contrived thing imaginable

[pavementtune]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

and so you stop thinking because of a rather broad generic term?

so you choose to be stupid. i guess.

or, no ability to suspend disbelief whatsoever? gain a perspective from an admittedly controversial guy who nonetheless has been talking to these high level Asian types for decades.


he is canadien though...so...


try this: yet another perspective that is far less rosy then Fulford's ultimate 'win-win' projection of things:

Like you, I choose to read sources that seem credible to me.
I'm not part of the readers who are especially keen on reading poorly written, sensationalizing, anti-academic and anti-journalistic essays that would shame a high schooler.


And I have no idea what this guy being Canadian or not has to do with anything.

[Starla]

I wonder why Kim Jong Un's bro didn't become the leader after Kim il died.

http://i47.tinypic.com/2956b8h.jpg

[duovamp]

That hat's a good start.

[LalaPumpkinhead]

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by Trotskilicious

of course not "secret us rule of North Korea" is asinine dude for fucks sake you goddamn troll

ya, its a provocative statement, but to stop reading it is admitting your an ignoramus.



Who should I go to find some info on this topic: A former Forbes bureau chief for Asia who's been reporting in this region for decades, or some jack off like you too stupid to even understand how stupid you are when you stop reading (and thinking).

[Euronomus]

Originally Posted by Starla

I wonder why Kim Jong Un's bro didn't become the leader after Kim il died.

http://i47.tinypic.com/2956b8h.jpg

Because he got caught trying to sneak into japan to visit the Disney world there.

[The Omega Concern]

Originally Posted by pavementtune

Like you, I choose to read sources that seem credible to me.
I'm not part of the readers who are especially keen on reading poorly written, sensationalizing, anti-academic and anti-journalistic essays that would shame a high schooler.


And I have no idea what this guy being Canadian or not has to do with anything.

well...there's so much propaganda out there now, its difficult to sift through all the info/disinfo/misinfo and come out the other side with a clear picture of things.


There does seem to be a bigger wizard behind a bigger veil at each turn and the North Korean situation has the feel of being staged quite frankly. Just biting time until all the pieces are in place...I would imagine they will try to coincide a war with the collapse of the dollar.

I'm fairly certain that has been the plan for a very long time now and this is where it gets difficult to know what any of these leaders are doing.


If we were really under a Nuke threat, ya think the Government would be telling us to prepare for it, or something. I don't know if the Obamatards are so hard wired to their social agenda they don't even get the NK situation at all, or, its a charade that Obama is not really engaged in.

[Trotskilicious]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

Who should I go to find some info on this topic: A former Forbes bureau chief for Asia who's been reporting in this region for decades, or some jack off like you too stupid to even understand how stupid you are when you stop reading (and thinking).

i am thinking, you're the one who puts his brain into neutral and will buy any old thing someone wrote on the internet under the guise of intellectualism

[Trotskilicious]

like if you said south korea is being secretly ruled by the united states i'd probably still go "well not necessarily ruled but practically" then we're on to something

CUI
FUCKIN
BONO

[duovamp]

Did you know Guam is secretly ruled by war mongering Irish farmers? It's a pretty obvious paper trail if you listen to the talking men.

[pavementtune]

Originally Posted by The Omega Concern

well...there's so much propaganda out there now, its difficult to sift through all the info/disinfo/misinfo and come out the other side with a clear picture

True. I'm not claiming to be certain that any of the sources I read are actually accurate. How could I?
Generally I read less and less interpretations, it's mostly news agencies these days. I just don't have the energy to sift through a ton of personal opinions.
Sometimes it's interesting to compare US newspapers to European ones - I often ask myself if I actually read articles on one and the same topic.

"North Korea threatens to nuke!"
vs.
"US sends B-52 - how far will the provocation game go?"

At the end of the day I just wait and wonder why that shit hits the news every hour and you hardly hear anything about Mali.