'Don't play with fire on a powder keg'
Kim Jong-un has warned Donald Trump he is pushing North Korea to the brink of nuclear war after the US and South Korea conducted a life-fire exercise on the peninsula.
The test was in response to North Korea’s successful attempt to fire an intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) last week.
The test sparked global alarm as it suggested North Korea now possessed an ICBM capable of reaching Alaska, a major milestone for the reclusive, nuclear-armed state.
Saturday’s drill, designed to ‘sternly respond’ to potential missile launches by the North, saw two US bombers destroy ‘enemy’ missile batteries and South Korean jets mount precision strikes against underground command posts.
The North’s state-run Rodong newspaper accused Washington and Seoul of ratcheting up tensions with the drill, in an editorial titled ‘Don’t play with fire on a powder keg’.
‘The US, with its dangerous military provocation, is pushing the risk of a nuclear war on the peninsula to a tipping point,’ it said, describing the peninsula as the ‘world’s biggest tinderbox.’
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I spent 14 months along the DMZ patrolling and doing secret missions , this guy is a fruit cake , team 6 needs to eliminate the problem. These people who he dictates to need relief and help. This is the hell hole of the world. Believe me , we need him gone , NOW!
ReplyDeleteI agree but half of them would commit suicide if he is killed ?.
DeleteNuke him!
ReplyDeletePerhaps Trump just needs to make clear to Kim Jong-un that the US isn't completely against North Korea having Nuclear missiles. We object to them having Nuclear missiles and a paranoid delusional nut job in charge!
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ReplyDeleteYes, that mental case in North Korea needs to be eliminated!
Eliminated YES...but gosh not via nuclear.
ReplyDeleteWe don't want to go that route at all or what we know/do today will be vastly different tomorrow. I don't like thinking about what a nuclear aftermath tomorrow would be like.
MOST times, the grass is NOT green on the other side!!!
There are 30,000 US service members + their families living on the Korean Peninsula. Just something to keep in mind.
ReplyDeleteToby Keith said it all.......put a boot in his ass!!!!
ReplyDeleteWhat do they care, they ll be in their bomb shelters forget the rest of us...
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ReplyDeleteSorry, Team 6 was eliminated to cover up the lie about Bin Laden's 3rd death and body disposal at sea.
Remember, the helicopter crash in Afghanistan? That was Team 6.
Very sad.
But we get your point, and we all AGREE whole-heartedly!
That dude should have a . . . boot in the arse!
Take him out - the next generation is too peace loving to even think of a military engagement. This guy is a loose cannon and for the sake of our children's future in this world, he needs to go. I stand with out military !
ReplyDeleteIf he can reach the west coast I say do America a favor.
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