Red Mosquito

digster wrote:

Oh, good.

Nuclear winter yay!

Which causes more damage "fire and fury" or "shock and awe"?

run2death wrote:Which causes more damage "fire and fury" or "shock and awe"?

To us it would an airborne detonation causing an EMP (shock), to them anything that disrupts their fragile food supply system (fire). So it's lose-lose.

No one is launching a nuke. It's far more likely NK would use bio agents since they can guarantee delivery. Or, equally as likely, some non-state could take advantage of the situation and do it claiming to be acting on their behalf. But are at about zero though.

Are most North Koreans really brainwashed or are they a desperate people longing to be liberated?

Fire and blood.

This much like the new arcade fire album will be when America will no doubt fall in love with Donald.

His record is shit but when you see him play live he'll be so impressive. Hugely Biggly.

And the world will literally burn as a result.

tragabigzanda wrote:North Koreans are basically the prisoners from Plato's cave allegory.

This is a great reference.

I'm going to try and trademark the phrases "Remember Honolulu" and "Seattle Strong," just in case.

Simple Torture wrote:I'm going to try and trademark the phrases "Remember Honolulu" and "Seattle Strong," just in case.

Don't forget Portland Pathetic

BurtReynolds wrote:

Simple Torture wrote:I'm going to try and trademark the phrases "Remember Honolulu" and "Seattle Strong," just in case.

Don't forget Portland Pathetic

LA: Who Misses It

God damnit, we're still here.

cutuphalfdead wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/2017/07/the-worst-problem-on-earth/528717/

This was a great read on options for dealing with NK, btw.

cutuphalfdead wrote:https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/ar ... th/528717/

Here's another good read about it, by a man I hold in very high regard.

https://www.cnbc.com/2017/08/10/us-only ... ntary.html