war is always a possibility when you go from having one kim jong un to having two kim jong uns
How viable is war with North Korea during the Trump era?
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I'm fine with that region going to shit but please can it occur after June? I'm going to Japan then and would rather my ramen without a side of nuke.
I was thinking this as well. I was planning on going in the fall or next spring...
http://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-nuclear-usa-senate-idUSKBN17Q1LR
Here I was thinking that Trump would incite war with the Middle East...
Here I was thinking that Trump would incite war with the Middle East...
Rot
Calvin & Hobbes, ,
We're your ally.
I imagine China is getting more and more impatient with this sort of crap.
Australia has historically been the port of origin for US ships and plane in Far East conflicts going back to WWII.
They didn't send a representative to watch the NK military parade the other week, which they usually do.
That is the good thing about Australia.
We can always count on them to follow us into any military engagement no matter how fucked up it is.
We can always count on them to follow us into any military engagement no matter how fucked up it is.
We love taking it up the arse, John Howard and George Bush had a real good time if you know what I mean.
Whew fuck Darwin, place needs to be nuked and redesigned as a tropical las vegas. That large island we're not allowed into could be a huge resort.
Can't forget Vietnam.
I blame France.
Rot
Calvin & Hobbes, ,
Nonsense. DPRK has long since claimed it could hit the US with an ICBM. The most notable was the Taepodong II, which was bandied about as the top nuclear threat in the early 2000s.
The real difference we are seeing these days are because of these reasons:
1. China and India being close to war
2. China being more agressive in claiming those worthless islands they say are theirs but actually parts of other countries.
3. Japan working towards remilitarization.
4. North Korea actually managed to launch a satellite (some said it was a dishwasher, no one really knows for sure) into space, after years of test launches exploding midflight, or on the launch pad.
5. China and India do not want US to put anti-missile systems into SEA: Japan says no to THAAD (but not Aegis), South Korea says no to THAAD, then says yes, then faces mass protests, then says it will do research on whether to do it (environmental impact, concensus, etc) then DPRK launches test missile into the Sea of Japan (two launches ago) and South Korea then says they will skip the studies and install THAAD.
Many other things, it isn't that simple.
Rot
Calvin & Hobbes, ,
SO... what you're saying is... you're gonna get drafted?
Awesome... I'll miss you Trippy man
xROTx
I carry my Selective Service card in my wallet.