About to Go Down?: All 100 Senators to Attend N. Korea Breifing at WH

Who else in public life has called for a preemptive strike on North Korea?

North Korea is the object of a long(-ish; couple decades) term vilification campaign. The media has been pumping out the anti-Nork propaganda for years now. Whenever you hear "North Korea has nuclear weapons, and is ruled by an insane, crazy, unhinged dictator" the obvious, unavoidable subtext is: "And it would be good if we or someone were to put a stop to that." When you call someone Hitler, you're making it OK to kill/war against that person. Because it's always OK to kill Hitler. Right?

So, to answer your question: Everyone.

So if we do have a war against the Norks, most Americans will be basically fine with that. They'll be supportive. It will be popular. I just don't predict that happening at this time.
 
North Korea is the object of a long(-ish; couple decades) term vilification campaign. The media has been pumping out the anti-Nork propaganda for years now. Whenever you hear "North Korea has nuclear weapons, and is ruled by an insane, crazy, unhinged dictator" the obvious, unavoidable subtext is: "And it would be good if we or someone were to put a stop to that." When you call someone Hitler, you're making it OK to kill/war against that person. Because it's always OK to kill Hitler. Right?

So, to answer your question: Everyone.

So if we do have a war against the Norks, most Americans will be basically fine with that. They'll be supportive. It will be popular. I just don't predict that happening at this time.
Donald Trump has been at it for a couple of decades. The question was posed by him in 2000. Indeed, he was one of the first ones to call for a preemptive strike and in fact, used being one of the first to call for a preemptive strike to attempt to paint himself as a tough guy.
 
I hope so. Lockheed just had a poor earnings call, dropped stock by a couple percent

If you're right it would help send LMT stock back up
 
Meeting with all senate & house?... to make a formal declaration?... or just to tell them to clean out their underground bunkers?
 
Interesting timing.

Rah rah muh daddy's Korean Pork Chop swill -waste some more money on a standing army serving fear, and pretend God approves.



 
...yup, it's all 'fake news' until it's 'news' about north korea or some other place they want to kill..

...and where's rand and the so-called 'freedom caucus' :rolleyes: calling bullsh!t on this loooooong-time disgusting republicrat warmongering?!.. :mad:

...the airwaves are filled with goddamned republican and democrat bank$ter scumpuppets and so are 'our' :rolleyes: public offices...fkn scum...every one of them...

https://www.sott.net/article/348568-Why-North-Korea-hates-America

When one knows the hidden history about the massive targeting of North Korean civilians with so-called strategic bombing, it's easier to understand the hate from that country and see that it's not manufactured. It's rooted in a fact-based narrative. By the time the Korean War ended on July 27, 1953, B-29s alone had flown over 21,000 sorties, dropping nearly 600,000 tons of bombs. Fighter aircraft flew thousands of additional sorties over North Korea.

After China entered the war in late 1950, the United States switched to targeting civilians in much the same manner as conducted over Germany and Japan during WWII. Gen. Douglas MacArthur designated cities and villages in North Korea as "main bombing targets" and permitted the use of incendiary bombs.

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The bombing of Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, was conducted as part of a sustained U.S. Air Force aerial bombardment campaign. By the time of the armistice, 75 percent of Pyongyang was destroyed as part of a broader U.S. bombing effort throughout the country. It cost the lives of nearly 3 million North Koreans (mostly civilians) by the time the war ended.

The campaign was conducted by the blood thirsty Air Force Gen. Curtis LeMay, head of the Strategic Air Command, who also has the deaths of hundreds of thousands of Japanese civilians on his hands from WWII.

LeMay bragged, "Over a period of three years or so, we killed off — what — 20 percent of the population during the Korean War".

Dean Rusk, a supporter of the war and later secretary of state, said the United States bombed "everything that moved in North Korea, every brick standing on top of another."

After running low on urban targets, U.S. bombers destroyed hydroelectric and irrigation dams in the latter stages of the war, flooding farmland and destroying crops.

This means that virtually every person living in North Korea today has siblings, parents, grandparents or great grandparents that perished in this total war. It is a real stretch to gaslight Koreans as "crazy" or "irrational" given this reality. It is also the height of ignorance to not understand North Korea's need for powerful retaliatory weapons.
 
In 2011, only 3 remaining countries without Central Banks:

1. Iran
2. Cuba
3. North Korea
 
In 2011, only 3 remaining countries without Central Banks:

1. Iran
2. Cuba
3. North Korea

Iran has the Central Bank of the Islamic Republic of Iran (CBI)
Cuba has The Central Bank of Cuba
North Korea has the Central Bank of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea

I think what you mean is that these three countries all have no Rothschild-owned central bank. Which may or may not be true; I don't know.

You know who doesn't have a central bank at all? Nauru.
 
They'll probably pull some crap like "this is all top secret, everything said in this room today can not be repeated to anyone".
 
Interesting fact:

Trump had a joint telephone call with PM of Japan and China. Details of that call remain unknown, however... Directly after that call, PM of China put out a statement condemning any unilateral military action against NK. He stated all military options had to go through the UN. Wonder what they talked about??
 
N. Korea

Admiral Harris PACOM Commander:


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Top U.S. Commander for Asia Warns of Heavy Casualties in Event of Korean War


"UNITED STATES SHOULD STUDY PLACING MISSILE DEFENSE CAPABILITIES IN HAWAII TO DEFEND AGAINST NORTH KOREA" - U.S. ADMIRAL SAYS: RTRS

U.S. ADMIRAL TELLS LAWMAKER: "I DON'T SHARE YOUR CONFIDENCE NORTH KOREA WON'T TRY TO ATTACK THE UNITED STATES, ONCE CAPABLE": RTRS

WHEN ASKED IF A PRE-EMPTIVE STRIKE WOULD BE TOO DANGEROUS CONSIDERING SOUTH KOREAN CASUALTIES
“I would say what we’re faced with is that on one hand and a lot more Koreans and Japanese and Americans dying
if North Korea achieves its nuclear aims and does what [Kim Jong-un] has said it’s going to do,” Harris said.

8th U.S. Army Starts Moving Out of Seoul
moving the mil base out of Artillery range 2yrs ahead of schedule...
The US has planned to move the 8th to Camp Humphreys for awhile now. It was to be done by 2019.

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I Expect nothing less than continued 'mixed messages' coming from WH/Congress/MSM...
sample:
►Tillerson, Mattis, Coats Call North Korea "Urgent National Security Threat", Prepared To Act
►Tillerson/Mattis/Coats joint statement on North Korea briefing - focus is on diplomacy + sanctions, not military action

TIME: Trump Administration: Military Preparations 'Underway' for North Korea

WH 'Briefing'... (Trump attended for 15 min. lol)
►GOP senator on N. Korea briefing: "Briefing lacked "even straight answers on what the policy is regarding N. Korea and its testing of ICBMs"

►Another senator leaves N. Korea briefing confused: "I’m still unclear what kind of briefing this was" -- whether it was classified or not.

"There was very little, if anything new,"
"I remain mystified about why the entire Senate had to be taken over to the White House rather than conducting it here."
“It’s not like we learned some earth-shaking thing that’s going to happen tomorrow,"
"I’m still unclear what kind of briefing this was" -- whether it was classified or not.
"learned nothing new”
 
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