US considering Preemptive Strike against North Korea.

Cheerful Spring

Gatling wrote: »

Ukrainians Defending Ukraine from russian occupation forces ,

Please stop it, you supporting Neo Nazis, on here it's disgusting. They have Nazis Symbols on their helmets. Even their badge/official emblem is Nazi.

Gatling

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

Please stop it, you supporting/quote]

Ukrainians Defending Ukraine .

But hey nice try

Meanwhile in NK....

Cheerful Spring

Gatling wrote: »

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

Please stop it, you supporting/quote]

Ukrainians Defending Ukraine .

But hey nice try

Nice guys!

Gatling

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Meanwhile in NK....

MRE's for Kim.

Zebra3

Gatling wrote: »

Controlled and governed as part of the Russian Federation , though internationally recognised as part of Ukraine

Funny thing though 10 years ago russia tried a mass passportisatisation of Crimea offering hundreds of thousands of russian passports to anyone who wanted one , exactly what they did in south ossetia
But it was rejected by the population of Crimea who favoured Ukrainian passports ,

Odd.

Odd how you're suddenly quoting international law, yet happy to ignore it when you're cheering on America's war criminals carpet bombing some country.

fergiesfolly

Gatling wrote: »

MRE's for Kim.

"And here Supreme Leader is our new flavour- Freeze Dried Yankee"

BillyBobBS

http://news.sky.com/story/kim-jong-un-inspects-h-bomb-missile-warhead-11018510

Won't be long now. Trump needs to take care of business here before it's too late.

Hastentoadd

BillyBobBS wrote: »

http://news.sky.com/story/kim-jong-un-inspects-h-bomb-missile-warhead-11018510

Won't be long now. Trump needs to take care of business here before it's too late.

You might consider sorting out your graveyard plot for when it all goes to bits. If so, then at least you are sorted. Don't you worry your head about how its all going to end. You might get a heart attack if you keep this up and end up in an early grave

Elmer Blooker

Gatling wrote: »

Funny thing though 10 years ago russia tried a mass passportisatisation of Crimea offering hundreds of thousands of russian passports to anyone who wanted one ,

What exactly are you talking about?
The newly independent Ukraine in 1991 granted Crimea a sovereignty referendum because they recognised the fact that Crimea is Russian and only became part of Ukraine by default as a result of some daft decision made by Khrushchev in 1954.

Cheerful Spring

Elmer Blooker wrote: »

What exactly are you talking about?
The newly independent Ukraine in 1991 granted Crimea a sovereignty referendum because they recognised the fact that Crimea is Russian and only became part of Ukraine by default as a result of some daft decision made by Khrushchev in 1954.

He thinks the bad commies still exist.

I have no idea what he is standing next to?
But, whatever it is, it can't be full of lethal radioactive material, otherwise they would be standing further away from it!

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Report on BBC TV that they have a hydrogen bomb capable of launch on an ICBM

Cheerful Spring

Deleted User wrote: »

I have no idea what he is standing next to?
But, whatever it is, it can't be full of lethal radioactive material, otherwise they would be standing further away from it!

A nuclear test is expected very soon anyways probably Sep 9th or 10

Gatling

Cheerful Spring wrote: »

He thinks the bad commies still exist.

No just tyrants

Gatling

America should fly a B2 directly over his residence at night and so show how easy they could take him out ,
only broadcast the footage to the world and call his bluff

tbayers

Just conducted their biggest nuclear test ever, a thermonuclear one going from initial reports, this will shake things up big time considering they also released pictures of a miniaturized nuclear warhead not long ago either

Ghost Train

I wonder how certain they can be it not just a natural earthquake... maybe if the location is a known test site. Always small possibility an accidental explosion too. I guess North Korea will report was happened at some point

sjb25

Ghost Train wrote: »

I wonder how certain they can be it not just a natural earthquake... maybe if the location is a known test site. Always small possibility an accidental explosion too. I guess North Korea will report was happened at some point

North Korea state TV says the have successfully tested a hydrogen bomb capable of been fitted to an intercontinental missile so say sky news


Kim starting to take the urine now!

The window for any military intervention in NK, if that was even ever gonna be a good option, is rapidly closing. In a year or two, the world will have to bend to Kim's will since we cannot let thermonuclear bombs hit cities with 10m+ people.

Little Boy -15 kilotons
Fat Man - 20 kilotons
Kim's test - 1000+ kilotons

Timberrrrrrrr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

The window for any military intervention in NK, if that was even ever gonna be a good option, is rapidly closing. In a year or two, the world will have to bend to Kim's will since we cannot let thermonuclear bombs hit cities with 10m+ people.

Little Boy -15 kilotons
Fat Man - 20 kilotons
Kim's test - 1000+ kilotons

North Korea blast 'five times' Nagasaki bomb

https://goo.gl/tuV6mp

Experts estimated that blast to have been around 10 kilotons.

:rolleyes:

The 10 kilotons refers to a test last year. And other news websites are reporting "megaton".. I guess we'll have to wait for something more official.

Timberrrrrrrr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Don't roll your eyes are me when your source is unnamed experts on Sky News. It's well established that Fat Man was 20kt.

Roll eyes is the only answer for a claim of NK having a bomb that can yield 1000+ kilotons

Kermit.de.frog

*Awaiting Donald Trump's restrained, reasoned and reassuring tweet*

Timberrrrrrrr

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

Roll eyes is the only answer for a claim of NK having a bomb that can yield 1000+ kilotons

:rolleyes: for confusing this test with the one they did last year. You said this one was 10 kilotons.

Timberrrrrrrr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

:rolleyes: for confusing this test with the one they did last year. You said this one was 10 kilotons.

I waiting news sources that say that

Haven't seen a single MSN site saying megatons

Timberrrrrrrr

Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »

I waiting news sources that say that

Haven't seen a single MSN site saying megatons

It seems that the megaton thing was overplayed initially. I can't find it now either.

The 10 kiloton figure is from a test over a year ago. And now it seems this test was like 100 kilotons.

The fact is though that if this was a proper thermonuclear blast, it can be scaled up. It didn't take long for the US and Russia to get crazy yields.

Timberrrrrrrr

[Deleted User] wrote: »

It seems that the megaton thing was overplayed initially. I can't find it now either.

The 10 kiloton figure is from a test over a year ago. And now it seems this test was like 100 kilotons.

The fact is though that if this was a proper thermonuclear blast, it can be scaled up. It didn't take long for the US and Russia to get crazy yields.

I agree

It will bebintwrwstingbto see if the Chinese decide to step in now and do something about this

Not much they can do. NK is nearly in a position to demand and get what it wants and China's coal deals will be small fry.

In a few months, they could say they've gotten one of these bombs in tunnel under Seoul and we really cannot risk doubting it. A 35-mile long tunnel built over decades is plausible enough to be taken seriously, along with the artillery already there. No one can laugh at NK anymore.

bilston

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

*Awaiting Donald Trump's restrained, reasoned and reassuring tweet*

Yeah , of course that's the most unsettling aspect to all of this...

China's response is far more interesting anyway.