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A senior North Korean official once explained to a group of American experts, “If you remove those threats, we will feel more secure and in ten or twenty years’ time we may be able to consider denuclearization. In the meantime,” he continued, “we are prepared to meet with you as one nuclear weapon state with another to discuss arms control.”

That is North Korea’s concept of “denuclearization.” It bears no resemblance to the American definition.

Guest wrote:Donald Trump should have attacked NK a long time ago.

Tom Mazanec wrote:

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote: President Trump was killed in the nuking of Washington DC and Pence took over.

North Korea didn't have nuclear capable ICBMs in 2016, they do now, so utilizing emplaced nukes is now an outdated notion.

Well, they may worry about misfires or anti-missile defense.
Anyway, NK is now the biggest threat to America. China might wait a few years to start a war, Kim might do it today.

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote:

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:
The Book Must have been written before the Nuclear tests of 2016 and the Missile Tests of 2017 then.

President Trump was killed in the nuking of Washington DC and Pence took over.

North Korea didn't have nuclear capable ICBMs in 2016, they do now, so utilizing emplaced nukes is now an outdated notion.

Tom Mazanec wrote:

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote: In the book NK smuggled the nukes in in shipping containers. And the US does retaliate.

The Book Must have been written before the Nuclear tests of 2016 and the Missile Tests of 2017 then.

President Trump was killed in the nuking of Washington DC and Pence took over.

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote:

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:
Unrealistic, Any President that allowed a NK nuclear attack on the US, and especially if they didn't retaliate after the attack would be committing political suicide. In reality an North Korean attack would face a retaliatory salvo launched even when the North Korean missiles are still in the air.

In the book NK smuggled the nukes in in shipping containers. And the US does retaliate.

The Book Must have been written before the Nuclear tests of 2016 and the Missile Tests of 2017 then.

Tom Mazanec wrote:

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote:Here is a good (non-PC!) novel about NK using their nukes:
https://www.amazon.com/Korean-Crisis-Ir ... ean+crisis

Unrealistic, Any President that allowed a NK nuclear attack on the US, and especially if they didn't retaliate after the attack would be committing political suicide. In reality an North Korean attack would face a retaliatory salvo launched even when the North Korean missiles are still in the air.

In the book NK smuggled the nukes in in shipping containers. And the US does retaliate.

Cynic Hero 86 wrote:

Tom Mazanec wrote:Here is a good (non-PC!) novel about NK using their nukes:
https://www.amazon.com/Korean-Crisis-Ir ... ean+crisis

Unrealistic, Any President that allowed a NK nuclear attack on the US, and especially if they didn't retaliate after the attack would be committing political suicide. In reality an North Korean attack would face a retaliatory salvo launched even when the North Korean missiles are still in the air.