Posted on Apr 3, 2017
FT exclusive: Trump ready to tackle North Korea alone
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Here might major trouble be coming. The president had been briefed by the outgoing president that the situation with North Korea menaces our nation. The Koreans are pursuing ICBM technology to reach with nuclear weapons our west coast. For obvious reasons that is totally unacceptable and raises the need to protect our homeland, our citizens, and our way of life. All of God's people must pray for the king, for all those in authority while living peaceful lives, displaying God's peace upon our brothers. For God would will that all of humanity might believe upon Jesus, Name Him LORD, and thereby pass from death into life. LTC Stephen F. LTC Stephen C. SMSgt Minister Gerald A. "Doc" Thomas SSG James J. Palmer IV aka "JP4" Maj Marty Hogan SFC Joe S. Davis Jr., MSM, DSL SP5 Mark Kuzinski COL Mikel J. Burroughs
FT exclusive: Trump ready to tackle North Korea alone
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Leadership
Korea
Office of the President (POTUS)
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The Korean War (Forgotten War) was a disaster and I still don't trust China or Russia not to intervene. I'm not "totally" convinced the US can go in alone. Besides we're still stuck fighting jihadists in the Middle East. Perhaps we can send in Dennis Rodman to gather more intel, since he's good friends with Kim. Let's also give Dennis the Expert Action Badge and make him a Colonel too.
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SGT Cort Landry
Something tells me the people of North Korea would welcome PyongYang turning into dust.
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PO3 Donald Murphy
Gonna have to send someone cuz while I don't believe Trump gave Merkel a "bill" for NATO debt, I **DO** believe that she told him that the present level of European involvement in American-ran wars was going to stay where it is. In other words, "ya on ya own, buddy."
And Britain's BREXIT woes/windfall (depending on who looks at it and how) is going to preclude any anglo involvement.
And Britain's BREXIT woes/windfall (depending on who looks at it and how) is going to preclude any anglo involvement.
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MCPO Roger Collins
The 2% assessment is an agreement to be a member of NATO, it isn't supposed to be discretionary. Buying an insurance policy when you're about to bin a wreck or sick would be nice, but unsustainable. How would NATO survive if we felt the same way?
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The only problem with using nukes is that you have to be sure who's on your side. Does Russia want to f**k with us? Yes? Then they'll be on the TV within the hour saying "poor Korea," etc. Same with China. If China and Russia are not 100% firmly behind us, then we are basically attacking one of their allies, which then opens up an entirely bigger can of worms.
Best course of action would be for Trump to get China and Russia involved and each nation launch a nuke. That way, each NK "partner" is fully involved and can't reneg. Last thing we want is Soviet subs sinking our ships because we "declared war on their ally." Last thing we want is Chinese planes shooting down our planes because we "declared war on their ally."
And then, to be realistic, once we nuke NK, do we know for sure they'll be impressed and cry uncle? What if they say "f**k you all" and start throwing trons into the air? We then have to be prepared to go to full war.
Best course of action would be for Trump to get China and Russia involved and each nation launch a nuke. That way, each NK "partner" is fully involved and can't reneg. Last thing we want is Soviet subs sinking our ships because we "declared war on their ally." Last thing we want is Chinese planes shooting down our planes because we "declared war on their ally."
And then, to be realistic, once we nuke NK, do we know for sure they'll be impressed and cry uncle? What if they say "f**k you all" and start throwing trons into the air? We then have to be prepared to go to full war.
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SSgt Robert Marx
That is true. Acts of war tend to start war. I do not think that a nuke first strike is required. The AF's high priced bombers can accomplish the job of pulverizing the launch site plus ancillary support sites. Big bombs of conventional explosives can accomplish the job, or so I hope. If it requires a nuke, just do it as you advocate, as a multi great power first strike. Done properly, the North Koreans would lose the means to fight. I suppose they could send out lone actors to smuggle in small nukes to harbors but we will see. I hope that all this can be prevented through the Chinese applying pressure on their client.
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AN Michel Burt
FULL UP MY BROTHER IS THE ONLY ATTITUDE TO CONSIDER.LET US NOT FORGET,IF WE CANT TAKE MOHAMMID TO THE MOUNTAIN WE CAN TAKE THE MOUNTAIN TO MOHAMID!
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Great topic. Anyone notice that the ABC News Anchor is in Korea this week. Has anyone heard of the other anchors going there? That could be an indicator that they want to be there when we attack nKorea. (Funny, most of the smart people on RP, would not want to be there.)
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SSgt Robert Marx
I remember hearing that a news anchor was going to South Korea this week but I thought it was the CBS anchor. I could be wrong.
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