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Theo520
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I certainly didn’t read it that wayExcept Monte is putting it across as fact IMHO.
I certainly didn’t read it that wayExcept Monte is putting it across as fact IMHO.
orI suspect the cost of their venture is just too much of a drain. If the facility is destroyed, they’d have start fresh. People involved may also be pushing back after a major failure.
I actually think it had to do with that covert meeting between mike pompayo, maybe the deep state give nk and ultimatium and not a good one at that. But i do believe that nk might be deceptive in the long term
Sure, it’s better with a qualifier but you would still know I was speculating if I had left off ‘I suspect’ I’m just being more definitive in my opinion.When one speculates, one precedes with something like “I believe” “I thnk” or even “I speculate”
I am sure you have seen those before.
Point in case:
Only North Korea could create its own branch of geology.I suspect the cost of their venture is just too much of a drain. If the facility is destroyed, they’d have start fresh. People involved may also be pushing back after a major failure.
I have major, major problems with this article, starting with the fact that the nasty language supposedly spoken by the Russians in Syria is completely unlike the way the Russians use “colorful metaphors”. Completely different.North Korea noted that the USA annihilated a couple of hundred Russian mercenaries in February.
I agree. they could shoot missiles straight up in the air, as I recall. That’s very different than actually hitting a small target 1/3 way around the world, even if your rocket can travel the distance. Though a near hit is still pretty scary.given the payload.Good point about Libya.
But I have serious thoughts about how well advanced North Korea’s nuclear program was in the first place.
It woul be very big, but not as big as the end of the of the Soviet Union. Not by a a long shot.This would be the biggest thing in a half century;
I guess it is easier to make wild statements.Have you all checked the satellite photos?
They are publicly available.