Score one for the little fat guy! “Mentally-Deranged Dotard”?
Really? The leader of North Korea may be nutso – but he has a better handle on the English language than out Piece of Shit in Charge.
On top of all the Hurricanes and earthquakes, now we are faced with the problem of two asshat lunatics going to nuclear war in a small penis pisssing battle.
We need to get the Piece of Shit out of here before we pay an inconceivable price for his voter’s racism.
One of the questions about North Korea’s missile program is how exactly did the improve from basically short range missiles capable of reaching Japan, to true ICBMs capable of reaching the East Coast of the US in a little more than a year?
Turns out the answer to that question isn’t aid from China. It is Missile Technology given to the North Koreans by the Chumph’s butt-buddy, Putin.
Putin has transferred SS-18/19 capability to the North Koreans. More than likely, the Russians have also given the North Koreans the miniaturized W-31 Warhead capability, first stolen from the US during the Reagan Administration. Below is a graphic of potential North Korean Nuclear targets captured by the Washington Post..
If the Chumph wasn’t so busy sucking Putn’s man parts, he would have the courage to cut off the NK Missile pipeline.
To understand how “rapid” this missile “development” has gone , the following with the leftmost red line being the NK launch on July 4th of this year, and the rightmost red line being the July 28th launch. –
The speed at which North Korea has ramped up its missile and nuclear defense programs within the last two years is reportedly due to purchases Kim Jong Un’s regime has made on a weapons black market linked to the Ukraine and Russia as the United States and the globe frets over a potential military conflict.
A new report released Monday by the International Institute for Strategic Studiesexplained the North has made “astounding strides” in missile development and explained it could not have done so without a high-performance liquid-propellant engine, or LPE, provided by a “foreign source.”
“Claims that the LPE is a North Korean product would be more believable if the country’s experts had in the recent past developed and tested a series of smaller, less powerful engines, but there are no reports of such activities,” the report, penned by missile expert Michael Elleman, read.
Citing available evidence, which can be sparse due to the secretive ways of the North and its isolation from the rest of the world, the report states that North Korea’s ability to jump from short- and medium-range missiles and a flawed type of intermediate-range missile to a more advanced and successful intermediate Hwasong-12 and an intercontinental ballistic missile, called Hwasong-14, could only have occurred with an LPE related to the Soviet RD-250 engines.
Stating that it was “less likely” that Russian engineers could have directly worked on the North’s missiles, the conclusion is drawn that the Soviet Rd-250 missiles and the requisite experience with that class of missile stemmed from factories either from the top Russian rocket engine manufacturer Energomash or the Ukraine’s KB Yuzhnoye.
“One has to conclude that the modified engines were made in those factories,” the report read.
The latter company has a factory based in Dnipro, Ukraine, located inside a part of the country attempting to break away and join Russia amidst a military conflict, and U.S. intelligence agencies believe the Soviet rockets at use by the North were likely made there as the state-owned factory has struggled, The New York Times reported.
Also, back in 2011, North Koreans were caught attempting to steal missile secrets from the factory and that the North may have tried to infiltrate the factory another time.
The rocket engines also are believed to be the very ones the North used to test two missiles last month, which has led to more threats from Kim and calls for diplomacy by China—the North’s sole ally—and even threats from U.S. President Donald Trump.
Kim Jung Il comes along just in time to possibly save a rapidly failing Chump Presidency.
About the only way to save the Chumph at this point is to start a war.
It would seem that the US Military has been ordered to rapidly shift assets to the Pacific. Don’t be real surprised if our Atlantic fleets suddenly are found in the Pacific.
Two insane jackass dictators will have their war.
On the other front the Chumph may be planning to hit Iran. Starting a war where there isn’t one.
Not sure if this is Chumph directed saber-rattling, or the Military Brass has decided to let Mr Kim know what we can do. But the US has launched two Minuteman III missile in the last week or so, the last to hit a target 5000 miles away in the middle of the Pacific. How far these missiles can go is classified – but assuming there were some of these based in Alaska – 5,000 miles is more than enough to reach North Korea. They are capable of carrying multiple nuclear warheads, and are renowned for their accuracy – claimed to be able to his within 20 ft of a target at 5,000 miles.
With China doing a fast walk backwards on North Korea’s agit-prop, this could go two ways. Something stupid, like a missile failure hitting Japan or South Korea, precipitating war…Or Mr Kim follows China’s advice and sits down and STFU.
The Chumph is just stupid, and desperate enough to want a war to prop up his opinion polls. With the only National Leader with more loose marbles than Putin’s Bitch has.
The LGM-30G Minuteman III –
Turns out pronouncements that the USS Carl Vinson was headed towards Korea are as false as the Chumph’s “bombing” an air base in Syria. The Carrier Group is actually headed the Indian Ocean. The Military study types should probably have gotten a clue, as the USS Ronald Reagan is stationed in Japan. The Reagan’s aircraft are already in striking distance of North Korea. There is enough force stationed between Japan, South Korea, an Okinawa at any moment to utterly destroy the North Koreans…Not even considering Japan’s resurgent Navy and Air Force, and that of South Korea.
Japanese Self-Defense Force
As to Chinese and Russian ships headed out to “intercept” the Vinson…That likely only amounts to a couple of spy ships.
As tensions mounted on the Korean Peninsula, Adm. Harry Harris made a dramatic announcement: An aircraft carrier had been ordered to sail north from Singapore on April 8 toward the Western Pacific.
A spokesman for the Pacific Command linked the deployment directly to the “number one threat in the region,” North Korea, and its “reckless, irresponsible and destabilizing program of missile tests and pursuit of a nuclear weapons capability.”
Defense Secretary James Mattis told reporters on April 11 that the Carl Vinson was “on her way up there.” Asked about the deployment in an interview with Fox Business Network that aired April 12, President Trump said: “We are sending an armada, very powerful.”
The U.S. media went into overdrive and Fox reported on April 14 that the armada was “steaming” toward North Korea.
But pictures posted by the U.S. Navy suggest that’s not quite the case — or at least not yet.
A photograph released by the Navy showed the aircraft carrier sailing through the calm waters of Sunda Strait between the Indonesian islands of Sumatra and Java on Saturday, April 15.
In other words, on the same day that the world nervously watched North Korea stage a massive military parade to celebrate the birthday of the nation’s founder Kim Il Sung, and the press speculated about a pre-emptive U.S. strike, the U.S. Navy put the the Carl Vinson, together with its escort of two guided-missile destroyers and a cruiser, more than 3,000 miles southwest of the Korean peninsula — and more than 500 miles southeast of Singapore.
Instead of steaming towards the Korea peninsula, the carrier strike group was actually headed in the opposite direction to take part in “scheduled exercises with Australian forces in the Indian Ocean,” according to Defense News, which broke the story.
Neither Pacific Command nor the Pacific Fleet responded immediately to requests for comment. On Monday, Pacific Fleet spokesman Cdr. Clayton Doss said only that the USS Carl Vinson and its escorts were “transiting the Western Pacific,” declining to give a more precise location except to rule out the waters around South Korea or Japan.
The presence of the U.S. carrier strike group, and the threat of a U.S. military strike on North Korea, had weighed heavily on Chinese minds and in the media here. Foreign Minister Wang Yi warned “storm clouds” were gathering and the risk of conflict rising.
The news that the ships weren’t where everyone assumed them to be was greeted with some glee in the Chinese media Tuesday.
“Tricked badly!” the Global Times exulted on its social media account. “None of the U.S. aircraft carriers that South Korea is desperately waiting for has come!”
North Korea, whose batshit crazy leadership alternately threatens the US with missiles armed with Nuclear Weapons, and their neighbors…
Has endorsed Donald Trump for President.
I imagine ISIS and Putin are licking their chops.
Donald Trump just got a big endorsement … from North Korea.
An editorial in the state-owned DPRK Today praised Trump as a “wise politician” and “far sighted presidential candidate” — specifically for his plans to pull U.S. troops out of the Korean Peninsula if South Korea doesn’t pay more to station them there.
Apparently , North Korea hasn’t gotten the message. The most recent NK video features a hypothetical attack with nuclear weapons on the US Capital. They play a very dangerous game.
Well… Another small bit of good news on that dictator front around the world…
Kim Jong Il is dead…
Turns out the Bushit may have wasted more than just the economy and near 5,000 American lives in Iraq…
He may have screwed the country in our ability in supporting and protecting one of our staunch allies.
South Korea Will Blame North for Torpedo Attack
South Korea is going to officially blame North Korea tomorrow for killing 46 sailors in a torpedo attack, reports the Washington Post. The decision is based on the conclusions of international investigators, who reconstructed parts of the ship and said the torpedo used matches a North Korean weapon recovered earlier. The investigation’s results have not yet been made public. Seoul must perform a delicate balancing act in responding to the North’s provocation—it desires justice, but can’t upset the fragile peace that exists between the two nations. South Korea will likely ask the UN to tighten sanctions against Pyongyang. President Lee Myung-bak’s government also is expected to ask the US to delay plans to transfer control of the 28,500 US troops stationed in South Korea.
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