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In reply to the discussion: What might Trump do in North Korea? [View all]Zoonart
(14,492 posts)1. Hope...
The generals are our only hope here. I think that Mattis and the other generals in the WH are already chaffing at being pushes around by the political apparatchiks.
Is a military coup in our future?
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LOL. That's probably the same question French General Henri Navarre asked
KingCharlemagne
Mar 2017
#51
To change the subject, he will nuke it, rather than be humiliated over his wiretapping lies
Doodley
Mar 2017
#5
Also the ? that has to be asked too is that how many are rapturists/end timers?
maryellen99
Mar 2017
#66
He also asked, repeatedly, during the campaign why we couldn't just do a first strike
hatrack
Mar 2017
#30
Any action will likely escalate, hard to tell where it will end and the extent of involvement by
RKP5637
Mar 2017
#78
I believe you have good reason to be scared. I'm scared for all of us, everywhere.
PearliePoo2
Mar 2017
#96
The Kh-35 is a subsonic cruise missile - a US destroyer shot down 2 similar Chinese ASMs near Yemen
jpak
Mar 2017
#87
Yep. North Korea doesn't need nuclear weapons to inflict massive damage on Seoul
dalton99a
Mar 2017
#32
Trump, could likely take action with no thought about the consequences to prove his missile is
RKP5637
Mar 2017
#84
Doesn't he have time to go to congress for this? Why aren't legislators demanding it? nt
wiggs
Mar 2017
#33
Weirdly enough, given Trump and Tillerson's taunts, DPRK would be fully within
KingCharlemagne
Mar 2017
#46
Under current international law, preemptive wars to stop an imminent attack
KingCharlemagne
Mar 2017
#106
30,000 US troops would face annihilation and their only defense are tactical field nukes
beachbum bob
Mar 2017
#53
Were they armed or just the planes? I never did see anything definitive one way or another.
chelsea0011
Mar 2017
#56
Regarding N. Korea, here are two VERY informative interviews with General Michael Hayden.
PearliePoo2
Mar 2017
#104
You're most welcome. Whenever General Hayden is interviewed, I sit up, tune in and pay attention.
PearliePoo2
Mar 2017
#116