Trump's overreaction to North Korea - A guilty conscience needs no accuser

dongsoola · Apr 9, 2017

There are few other countries with nuclear missile capability but why always North Korea??

Its very obvious why US is so hysterical about North Korea building nuclear missiles.

A guilty conscience needs no accuser.

Koreans have similar saying.

도둑이 제발 저린다. meaning A thief has cramp on his own feet.

North Korea had been carpet bombed indiscriminately by US bombers during Korean war, and so many innocent Korean civilians died from it.

And these people who US mercilessly massacred during Korean war now are going to have nuclear missiles that can reach United States?

Some people in US are having a hard time sleeping these days.

Trump is nothing but coward.

He was supposed to have hamburger (in-and-out?) with Kim Jong Un.

Person like me voted for him, because he looked like a person who can boldly make a cool deal with North Korea, unlike Hillery who felt like some kind of psyco.

He deceived his own people, and
now he is just pointing his fingers to the military to do all the dirty work while he is stuffing in Kentucky fried chickens ( silver forks are for decoration ) on his Air Force One !

His plan is to fly out to the moon in case nuclear war breaks out!!

Our only choice is impeachment of Trump.

Use your 1 min to save this planet and human kind in this universe !!! What a deal!!

Let the force to be with you.

https://impeachdonaldtrumpnow.org/

PrincipleInvestment · Apr 9, 2017

waltky · Apr 11, 2017

North Korea Poses Nuclear Threat to Hawaii...

Specialists Think North Korea Poses Nuclear Threat to Hawaii
11 Apr 2017 | Nuclear arms experts think North Korea already has the ability to target Hawaii with a nuclear-tipped ICBM

Nuclear arms experts think North Korea already has, or soon will have, the ability to target Hawaii with a nuclear-tipped intercontinental ballistic missile with possibly about the same destructive force as the bombs dropped on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Warnings are mounting apace with that growing threat. "North Korea's unprecedented level of nuclear testing and ballistic missile development offers a sobering reminder that the United States must remain vigilant against rogue nation-states that are able to threaten the homeland," Air Force Gen. Lori Robinson, who heads the North American Aerospace Defense Command, told a congressional committee Thursday.

In Hawaii a profusion of four-star military commands -- including U.S. Pacific Command, which oversees U.S. military activity over half the globe -- makes Oahu a strategic and symbolic target. The threat from an unpredictable North Korea, in turn, is prompting a revisitation of some old Cold War practices that until recently seemed laughable. Duck and cover? Still there in the form of "shelter in place," state officials say.

A visitor walks by the TV screen showing a news program reporting about North Korea's missile firing, at Seoul Train Station in Seoul, South Korea

Nuclear fallout shelters? In 1981, Oahu had hundreds of them. The Prince Kuhio Building could hold 14,375 people -- not because it has a secret underground bunker, but because its concrete parking structure could be used as shelter. "Each one of those facilities had to be surveyed for how much concrete density [was present]," said Toby Clairmont, executive officer of the Hawaii Emergency Management Agency, the successor to Civil Defense. "And they had to be equipped, so they put medical kits in them, food, sanitary kits, all that kind of stuff." As time went on, funding for those provisions stopped, and the stocks were disposed of because they became too old, Clairmont said. In the majority of cases, existing fallout shelter markings are out of date and no longer applicable.

Alternatively, the U.S. military would try to shoot down an incoming North Korean ICBM with ground-based interceptors in Alaska and California, although the $36 billion system was rated by the Pentagon in December as having low reliability. With the collapse of the Soviet Union, ICBMs in the late 1990s came off Hawaii Emergency Management's threat list of mostly natural hazards. Terrorism was added, and in 2006 the state practiced for a half-kiloton explosion in Honolulu Harbor that resulted in up to 8,000 casualties with injuries or radiation.

A new threat
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VietVet · Apr 11, 2017

dongsoola said: ↑

North Korea had been carpet bombed indiscriminately by US bombers during Korean war, and so many innocent Korean civilians died from it.

And these people who US mercilessly massacred during Korean war now are going to have nuclear missiles that can reach United States?
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Well, too bad. The North invaded the South. The invasion was driven back. Many S Koreans died due to the North's aggression.
The North has nothing anybody wants - if they stop their militarism, they can live in peace - if they continue aggressive military development, many, many more N Koreans will die.

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