Red Mosquito

Is that the doco that follows people fleeing to China, across lakes with possessions in plastic bags?

tragabigzanda wrote:

LetMeSleep wrote:Is that the doco that follows people fleeing to China, across lakes with possessions in plastic bags?

I remember it a bit differently -- wasn't it people smuggling media into NK? But yea, I think we're talking about the same thing.

Nope. Different doco.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2017/ ... orth-korea

Kim Jong-un's half-brother dies after 'attack' at airport in Malaysia
Police launch investigation over death of Kim Jong-nam, who was tipped to succeed father as ruler of North Korea before he fell out of favour

gangsta

Guys, Malaysia has balls

*Ruddock Signal*

South Korea is in the process of getting a THAAD system, and apparently it only covers 120 degrees so the submarine ballistic test launches pose a problem. Are there limitations to field of coverage beyond the AESA issues?

simple schoolboy wrote:*Ruddock Signal*

South Korea is in the process of getting a THAAD system, and apparently it only covers 120 degrees so the submarine ballistic test launches pose a problem. Are there limitations to field of coverage beyond the AESA issues?

For South Korea, maybe. But not for the U.S.

We've been remiss.

Is there any chance that any current US anti-icbm tech works outside of possible staged tests, even assuming that the opposition doesn't have decoys/ mirvs?

simple schoolboy wrote:We've been remiss.

Is there any chance that any current US anti-icbm tech works outside of possible staged tests, even assuming that the opposition doesn't have decoys/ mirvs?

Simple answer, yes

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:We've been remiss.

Is there any chance that any current US anti-icbm tech works outside of possible staged tests, even assuming that the opposition doesn't have decoys/ mirvs?

Simple answer, yes

Thanks, I certainly hoped so. Any chance we shoot down a missile test just to mess with the Norks?

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:We've been remiss.

Is there any chance that any current US anti-icbm tech works outside of possible staged tests, even assuming that the opposition doesn't have decoys/ mirvs?

Simple answer, yes

Thanks, I certainly hoped so. Any chance we shoot down a missile test just to mess with the Norks?

Ha. I doubt it, with as unstable as their leader is

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:

E.H. Ruddock wrote:

simple schoolboy wrote:We've been remiss.

Is there any chance that any current US anti-icbm tech works outside of possible staged tests, even assuming that the opposition doesn't have decoys/ mirvs?

Simple answer, yes

Thanks, I certainly hoped so. Any chance we shoot down a missile test just to mess with the Norks?

Ha. I doubt it, with as unstable as their leader is

Their leader? Your leader? We're fucked.

so the student released last week died today

doug rr wrote:so the student released last week died today

oh boy.

Strat wrote:

doug rr wrote:so the student released last week died today

oh boy.

That guy died, strat.

I'd only heard a tiny bit about this story; what was the deal, again?

Simple Torture wrote:I'd only heard a tiny bit about this story; what was the deal, again?

Got caught stealing some sort of propaganda sign from a building, sentenced to like 30 years hard labor, spent 18 months there but slipped into a coma for most of it. The Korean Gov't blamed the hard labor or something? Others thing they poisoned him? They sent him home in a coma, and now died.

Something like that.

i think they blamed it on botulism and advil pm's or something

he was missing brain tissue