Military Strike on North Korea Coming Soon

[The man in the mountainParticipant 4102]

Video Description: “Navy vet Jack Posobiec says his source – who accurately predicted the Syria strike – told him the Trump administration is about to launch an attack on North Korea”.

According to recent news after TRUMP met with Chinese leaders, they decided to side with us in this issue, they seem to agree that China, South Korea and japan MUST unite against North Korea’s threats and for what it seems China is tired of North Korea testing Nuclear Bombs on their own backyard…

Other video reports that seem to support this.

[Anonymous 42]

Time to settle some old scores? Posturing to all out brawl?

Sounds Trumpish to me!

Fe fi fo Trump, I smell the blood of Korea men!

[AutoliteParticipant]

Military Strike on North Korea Coming Soon

Where can we get tickets???

[The man in the mountainParticipant 4102]

Autolite wrote:

Military Strike on North Korea Coming Soon

Where can we get tickets???

There are no tickets my friend, but like the fireworks in the 4th of July that you can smell the powder in the air, here in this world we all will get to enjoy the new nuclear winter!, so get your beach chairs ready and get some of that nuclear tan, i heard its good for the bones AND it makes them look nice and glowy when you die…. Could use them as torches when nothing remains!.

[Greg HondaParticipant 6406]

War will never end. Always a new enemy to destroy. I have never seen war first hand, but when I have spoken to those who have, close up, they see no glory in it.

And what are we fighting for? How will this benefit us? It’s only young expendable men who are maimed or die. And a year later these heroes are forgotten. Many end up on the streets. You are fighting to improve the share price on someone’s ballance sheet. If my homeland was attacked I would fight, for sure, but to invade another man’s homeland to make a political point? No.

This Kim guy? who is he? what’s he got? does he threaten you? Did Sadam? We are just fed into a meat grinder for someone else’s profit their children won’t be drafted. They will have a superbunker ready if any retaliation happens. Not you. You get fried on the street.

I asked a guy once how it felt to kill a man at close range, close. He told me the first thing that happens is that you vomit. You heave up your guts as what you just did sickens you.

No one’s ever the same afterwards.

It’s not a game for you to play. It’s someone else’s game. You’re a pawn in their game and they don’t even have a stake to lose.

You do.

It's Time to get Wise

[joetechParticipant]

China inherited responsibility for North Korea after the cold war ended. Now that China is more interested in dominating the world economy North Korea has become the redheaded stepchild they don’t want. America has never acted against North Korea because there’s no oil in North Korea. I’d be surprised to see an actual strike against them now, unless they shoot first.

"Don't follow in my footsteps...I stepped in something."

[The man in the mountainParticipant 4102]

Greg Honda wrote:

War will never end. Always a new enemy to destroy. I have never seen war first hand, but when I have spoken to those who have, close up, they see no glory in it.

And what are we fighting for? How will this benefit us? It’s only young expendable men who are maimed or die. And a year later these heroes are forgotten. Many end up on the streets. You are fighting to improve the share price on someone’s ballance sheet. If my homeland was attacked I would fight, for sure, but to invade another man’s homeland to make a political point? No.

This Kim guy? who is he? what’s he got? does he threaten you? Did Sadam? We are just fed into a meat grinder for someone else’s profit their children won’t be drafted. They will have a superbunker ready if any retaliation happens. Not you. You get fried on the street.

I asked a guy once how it felt to kill a man at close range, close. He told me the first thing that happens is that you vomit. You heave up your guts as what you just did sickens you.

No one’s ever the same afterwards.

It’s not a game for you to play. It’s someone else’s game. You’re a pawn in their game and they don’t even have a stake to lose.

You do.

Very good point my friend, in the end for a reason it’s called “the bottom line”, the government has to extract value from young healthy men one way or another, War happens to be the most profitable and effective way to do this.

I don’t like war since every person in my family that has served this great country ended up crazy, my father, my uncle and my cousin who all served in one or another branch of the military have seen their fair share of nightmares both awake and asleep, Only my mother who served in the national guard in Puerto Rico didn’t suffer that at least.

I recently turned Buddhist on my 25th birthday and i also practice Hinduism, i am against wars, against insensitive violence and you can bet i will do my best not to kill or harm another man, i respect myself too much and i see myself on others when i look at them and the world. We all want a better world in our hearts and minds, sadly there’s people out there who are sadists, killers, narcissist and other things that did not come into this world peacefully and you can bet they wont leave any other way.

[MarketWatcherParticipant]

Greg Honda wrote:

It’s not a game for you to play. It’s someone else’s game. You’re a pawn

The only way to win is not to play.
The game has begun. I hope our leaders understand the term MUTUALLY ASSURRED DESTRUCTION!

[AutoliteParticipant]

MarketWatcher wrote:

I hope our leaders understand the term MUTUALLY ASSURRED DESTRUCTION!

I think the idea here is to shut down the North Korean nuclear capability before they can strike back on major scale. Of course I’m just guessing here…

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

WTF is that giant statue—or is a robot or something? Is that thing real?

Greg Honda wrote:

I asked a guy once how it felt to kill a man at close range, close. He told me the first thing that happens is that you vomit. You heave up your guts as what you just did sickens you.

Not always. A soldier does what is necessary. Killing another person may not be pleasant but it may also be necessary. I certainly respect your point of view and I admire the fact you embrace peace and reject the waste the war generates. War is loud, messy and painful. It is filled with horror but it also can bring out the best in people—the virtues of courage, honor, devotion to duty, comradeship etc.

The plain fact is that NK regularly threatens both the US and our allies. I might also point out that they have in the past attacked (with their navy) both Japan and SK. So the threat has to be taken seriously—especially since we know they possess nuclear weapons.

For my part I believe there are causes worth fighting for and if necessary killing and dying for. The preservation of our liberty is a good example, and to ward off an aggressor is another.
But because war is horrific it makes sense to end it as quickly and decisively as possible. As I have quoted before from Von Clauswitz–“the price of victory is blood”. There is no way around it.

I don’t believe you would have had us abstain from WWII, (of course had the US abstained from WW I there might not have been a WWII.) But that is another story.

[Anonymous 42]

MarketWatcher wrote:

I hope our leaders understand the term MUTUALLY ASSURRED DESTRUCTION!

Mutual assured destruction? Iran, and North Korea?

PistolPete wrote:

WTF is that giant statue—or is a robot or something? Is that thing real?

I dunno but I wish it were me, you know that guy isn’t splitting his own firewood!

[hmskl’dParticipant 6405]

Both of my Grandfathers and my Dad were injured, wounded in different wars. All veterans of foreign wars .. and my grandfather still had shrapnel in his leg for decades. None of them ever wanted to talk about their experiences and basically never; rarely ever, did.

[MarketWatcherParticipant]

The statue is real, or was before they tore it down./as their people starve/ Mutually Assured Destruction is only a concern for those who have the capabilities to make it happen. N Korea is nothing, they cannot reach us. China and Russia can. Fortunately, I live in a large city, my death will be quick and painless if it happens.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Relax friends! Russia and China are NOT going to commit suicide for the little dough-boy in NK.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

Addendum:

OOOPPPPS I guess the same could have been said in 1914–would the great powers commit suicide over a minor backwater like Serbia—yes they DID!

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

May the good Lord bless your soul Greg. Beautifully written.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

In honor of Greg’s position I second my brother Blacque

[MarketWatcherParticipant]

PistolPete wrote:

Relax friends! Russia and China are NOT going to commit suicide for the little dough-boy in NK

Exactly brother! They understand MAD.

[PistolPeteParticipant 27143]

This is another good one.

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

Thank you Pete.

[Author]

Posts