'Thermo-nuclear war may breakout any moment: Trump is warned by China and North Korea (40)
SistaCallie: Do you know where Trump stands? Don't worry he doesn't either.
'Thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment': Kim Jong-Un tells Trump he will detonate a nuke 'whenever he sees fit' as China warns anyone provoking North Korea will 'pay the price'
Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions on the Korean Peninsula and pointed to his 'aggressive tweets'
He blamed the US and Trump for growing tensions, citing military exercises with South Korea and the deployment of a US aircraft carrier to the peninsula
Han said North Korea would continue accumulating nuclear arms 'as long as the nuclear threats and blackmail go on with the military exercises'
He added Pyongyang won't 'keep its arms crossed' against US military action
Satellite images taken Tuesdsay show activity at Punggye-ri Nuclear facility
Pyongyang is preparing to mark its national 'Day of the Sun' on Saturday to commemorate the birth anniversary of its founding president Kim Il Sung
US officials told NBC the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt a nuclear test, but a member of the Trump administration denied the report
US Vice President Mike Pence will travel to South Korea on Sunday in what his aides said was a sign of the U.S. commitment to its ally
By Jessica Chia For Dailymail.com and Dave Burke For Mailonline
PUBLISHED: 01:15 EDT, 14 April 2017 | UPDATED: 03:45 EDT, 14 April 2017
President Donald Trump's 'troublemaking' and 'aggressive' tweets have pushed the world to the brink of thermo-nuclear war, North Korea warned today.
North Korea's vice foreign minister blamed the US President on Friday for 'making trouble' through his 'aggressive tweets' as tensions rise over the possibility the regime will launch another nuclear weapons test.
China immediately responded, saying anyone provoking conflict will 'pay the price'.
China's foreign minister Wang Yi said today there would be 'no winner' in any war, as tensions sour with the US.
'Dialogue is the only possible solution', he told reporters in Beijing.
It comes as North Korean Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions and warned the US against provoking North Korea militarily.
He said: 'We will go to war if they choose.'
At the same time, a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry's Institute for Disarmament and Peace issued a statement condemning the United States for the attack on Syria, while also calling for 'peace by strength'.
'The US introduces into the Korean peninsula, the world's biggest hotspot, huge nuclear strategic assets, seriously threatening peace and security of the peninsula and pushing the situation there to the brink of a war,' the North's KCNA news agency said on Friday, citing the statement.
'This has created a dangerous situation in which a thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment on the peninsula and posed serious threat to the world peace and security, to say nothing of those in Northeast Asia,' it said.
Han's remarks, on the eve of the country's biggest national holiday, the 'Day of the Sun', were released hours after a member of the Trump administration denied a report claiming the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt any nuclear test at the weekend.
In the past week Trump has shown his willingness to launch military strikes, with US missiles deployed in Syria and Afghanistan.
On Tuesday the US President tweeted: 'North Korea is looking for trouble. If China decides to help, that would be great. If not, we will solve the problem without them! U.S.A.'
'Thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment': Kim Jong-Un tells Trump he will detonate a nuke 'whenever he sees fit' as China warns anyone provoking North Korea will 'pay the price'
Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions on the Korean Peninsula and pointed to his 'aggressive tweets'
He blamed the US and Trump for growing tensions, citing military exercises with South Korea and the deployment of a US aircraft carrier to the peninsula
Han said North Korea would continue accumulating nuclear arms 'as long as the nuclear threats and blackmail go on with the military exercises'
He added Pyongyang won't 'keep its arms crossed' against US military action
Satellite images taken Tuesdsay show activity at Punggye-ri Nuclear facility
Pyongyang is preparing to mark its national 'Day of the Sun' on Saturday to commemorate the birth anniversary of its founding president Kim Il Sung
US officials told NBC the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt a nuclear test, but a member of the Trump administration denied the report
US Vice President Mike Pence will travel to South Korea on Sunday in what his aides said was a sign of the U.S. commitment to its ally
By Jessica Chia For Dailymail.com and Dave Burke For Mailonline
PUBLISHED: 01:15 EDT, 14 April 2017 | UPDATED: 03:45 EDT, 14 April 2017
President Donald Trump's 'troublemaking' and 'aggressive' tweets have pushed the world to the brink of thermo-nuclear war, North Korea warned today.
North Korea's vice foreign minister blamed the US President on Friday for 'making trouble' through his 'aggressive tweets' as tensions rise over the possibility the regime will launch another nuclear weapons test.
China immediately responded, saying anyone provoking conflict will 'pay the price'.
China's foreign minister Wang Yi said today there would be 'no winner' in any war, as tensions sour with the US.
'Dialogue is the only possible solution', he told reporters in Beijing.
It comes as North Korean Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions and warned the US against provoking North Korea militarily.
He said: 'We will go to war if they choose.'
At the same time, a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry's Institute for Disarmament and Peace issued a statement condemning the United States for the attack on Syria, while also calling for 'peace by strength'.
'The US introduces into the Korean peninsula, the world's biggest hotspot, huge nuclear strategic assets, seriously threatening peace and security of the peninsula and pushing the situation there to the brink of a war,' the North's KCNA news agency said on Friday, citing the statement.
'This has created a dangerous situation in which a thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment on the peninsula and posed serious threat to the world peace and security, to say nothing of those in Northeast Asia,' it said.
Han's remarks, on the eve of the country's biggest national holiday, the 'Day of the Sun', were released hours after a member of the Trump administration denied a report claiming the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt any nuclear test at the weekend.
In the past week Trump has shown his willingness to launch military strikes, with US missiles deployed in Syria and Afghanistan.
On Tuesday the US President tweeted: 'North Korea is looking for trouble. If China decides to help, that would be great. If not, we will solve the problem without them! U.S.A.'
It´s lucky I´m wearing my thermo-nuclear underpants today. I shall keep them on for the forseeable future
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EggSalad: It´s lucky I´m wearing my thermo-nuclear underpants today. I shall keep them on for the forseeable future
mine are packed down being that here in Texas we are having warm weather... but I best get htem out sometimes today for protection as well, or head off to walmart ------ This thread is Archived ------
SistaCallie: mine are packed down being that here in Texas we are having warm weather... but I best get htem out sometimes today for protection as well, or head off to walmart
Let´s wear them together with pride SistaCallie!!
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In response to: But... but... but... I just bought a new Playstation!
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Well, just be very careful when logging in ... any error in address could result in you being the patsy who inadvertently blows up the world !
It would be exciting to be that famous ... but a bit of a waste if everyone were dead so nobody talked about you eh !
It would be exciting to be that famous ... but a bit of a waste if everyone were dead so nobody talked about you eh !
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John Mueller, a scholar of international relations at the Ohio State University, is a prominent nuclear skeptic. He makes three claims: (1) the nuclear intent and capability of terrorist groups such as Al Qaeda has been “fundamentally exaggerated;” (2) “the likelihood a terrorist group will come up with an atomic bomb seems to be vanishingly small;” and (3) policymakers are guilty of an “atomic obsession” that has led to “substantively counterproductive” policies premised on “worst case fantasies.” In his book Atomic Obsession: Nuclear Alarmism from Hiroshima to Al-Qaeda he argues that: "anxieties about terrorists obtaining nuclear weapons are essentially baseless: a host of practical and organizational difficulties make their likelihood of success almost vanishingly small".
Intelligence officials have pushed back, testifying before Congress that the inability to recognize the shifting modus oparandi of terrorist groups was part of the reason why members of Aum Shinrikyo, for example, were “not on anybody’s radar screen.” Matthew Bunn, associate professor at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, argues that “Theft of HEU and plutonium is not a hypothetical worry, it is an ongoing reality." Almost all of the stolen HEU and plutonium that has been seized over the years had never been missed before it was seized. The IAEA Illicit Nuclear Trafficking Database notes 1,266 incidents reported by 99 countries over the last 12 years, including 18 incidents involving HEU or plutonium trafficking.
Keir Lieber and Daryl Press argue that despite the prominent U.S. focus on nuclear terrorism, "the fear of terrorist transfer [of nuclear weapons] seems greatly exaggerated... the dangers of a state giving nuclear weapons to terrorists have been overstated." A decade of terrorism statistics show a strong correlation between attack fatalities and the attribution of the attack, and Lieber and Press assert that "neither a terror group nor a state sponsor would remain anonymous after a nuclear terror attack." About 75 percent of attacks with 100 or more fatalities were traced to the culprits; also, 97 percent of attacks on U.S. soil or that of a major ally (resulting in 10 or more deaths) were attributed to the guilty party. Lieber and Press conclude that the lack of anonymity would deter a state from providing terrorist groups with nuclear weapons.
The use of HEU and plutonium in satellites has raised the concern that a sufficiently motivated rogue state could retrieve materials from a satellite crash (notably on land as occurred with Kosmos-954, Mars-96 and Fobos-Grunt) and then use these to supplement the yield of an already working nuclear device. This has been discussed recently in the UN and the Nuclear Emergency Search Team regularly consults with Roscosmos and NASA about satellite re-entries that may have contained such materials. As yet no parts were verifiably recovered from Mars 96 but recent Wikileaks releases suggest that one of the "cells" may have been recovered by mountain climbers in Chile.
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Intelligence officials have pushed back, testifying before Congress that the inability to recognize the shifting modus oparandi of terrorist groups was part of the reason why members of Aum Shinrikyo, for example, were “not on anybody’s radar screen.” Matthew Bunn, associate professor at Harvard University's John F. Kennedy School of Government, argues that “Theft of HEU and plutonium is not a hypothetical worry, it is an ongoing reality." Almost all of the stolen HEU and plutonium that has been seized over the years had never been missed before it was seized. The IAEA Illicit Nuclear Trafficking Database notes 1,266 incidents reported by 99 countries over the last 12 years, including 18 incidents involving HEU or plutonium trafficking.
Keir Lieber and Daryl Press argue that despite the prominent U.S. focus on nuclear terrorism, "the fear of terrorist transfer [of nuclear weapons] seems greatly exaggerated... the dangers of a state giving nuclear weapons to terrorists have been overstated." A decade of terrorism statistics show a strong correlation between attack fatalities and the attribution of the attack, and Lieber and Press assert that "neither a terror group nor a state sponsor would remain anonymous after a nuclear terror attack." About 75 percent of attacks with 100 or more fatalities were traced to the culprits; also, 97 percent of attacks on U.S. soil or that of a major ally (resulting in 10 or more deaths) were attributed to the guilty party. Lieber and Press conclude that the lack of anonymity would deter a state from providing terrorist groups with nuclear weapons.
The use of HEU and plutonium in satellites has raised the concern that a sufficiently motivated rogue state could retrieve materials from a satellite crash (notably on land as occurred with Kosmos-954, Mars-96 and Fobos-Grunt) and then use these to supplement the yield of an already working nuclear device. This has been discussed recently in the UN and the Nuclear Emergency Search Team regularly consults with Roscosmos and NASA about satellite re-entries that may have contained such materials. As yet no parts were verifiably recovered from Mars 96 but recent Wikileaks releases suggest that one of the "cells" may have been recovered by mountain climbers in Chile.
From wikipedia
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SistaCallie: .
Sista Callie
Mass media love to take out of dimension the facts and play with people's fear and people's not being able to rationalize the problems.
Is there a risk of a war between NK and USA? yes, there is.
However, many factors have to be considered including even peace agreements because of the cost of a war in lives, resources and its effect.
I might be reading wrong you posts but it seems to me that you are wishing for a war between NK and USA.
You, myself or anyone else here in CS can do nothing to change the curse of history but certainly I could not live a happy life while wishing for war or being afraid of communists or Muslims.
My wish is for Peace, no matter how utopian that is.
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Activists feared Friday for the safety of a young Saudi woman they say was returned to the kingdom against her will, in a case highlighting tight restrictions on women.
Dina Ali Lasloom, 24, intended to flee to Australia to escape a forced marriage, Human Rights Watch cited a Canadian witness as saying.
Asylum seekers have come under attack from locals at the Manus Island detention centre, with gunshots fired and at least one person injured.
The Australian Immigration and Border Protection Department confirmed in a statement an "incident" had occurred at the detention centre.
"Navy guys and locals I think trying to get inside the camp after beating Australian guards," he told Fairfax Media.
"Our camp is under attack. The Navy officers are firing. I am hiding in my room."
Russia on Friday called for "restraint" over the situation in North Korea, warning against any "provocative steps" after Washington said it was assessing military options in response to the country's weapons programs.
Dina Ali Lasloom, 24, intended to flee to Australia to escape a forced marriage, Human Rights Watch cited a Canadian witness as saying.
Asylum seekers have come under attack from locals at the Manus Island detention centre, with gunshots fired and at least one person injured.
The Australian Immigration and Border Protection Department confirmed in a statement an "incident" had occurred at the detention centre.
"Navy guys and locals I think trying to get inside the camp after beating Australian guards," he told Fairfax Media.
"Our camp is under attack. The Navy officers are firing. I am hiding in my room."
Russia on Friday called for "restraint" over the situation in North Korea, warning against any "provocative steps" after Washington said it was assessing military options in response to the country's weapons programs.
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send dennis rodman over there dressed as a woman;
with the face piercings, fishhooks, earrings in his nose etc.
that should calm down the fat kid with the funny haircut.
problem solved.
with the face piercings, fishhooks, earrings in his nose etc.
that should calm down the fat kid with the funny haircut.
problem solved.
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crayons: send dennis rodman over there dressed as a woman; with the face piercings, fishhooks, earrings in his nose etc. that should calm down the fat kid with the funny haircut. problem solved.
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Mr. GUZMAN1, I've had wayyyyyy too much fun with that app lol
Yea yea, I admit to being a little juvenile at times
Yea yea, I admit to being a little juvenile at times
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rmac318: Mr. GUZMAN1, I've had wayyyyyy too much fun with that app lol
Yea yea, I admit to being a little juvenile at times
Yea yea, I admit to being a little juvenile at times
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lindsyjones: Lol...
I'd be missing a very ridiculous comedian Mac.
I'd be missing a very ridiculous comedian Mac.
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This is really what's on President Trump's mind....
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""North Korea has attempted to launch a missile on its east coast which is believed to have failed, South Korean and US military officials say.
The US said it had detected a ballistic missile, which blew up immediately.
It comes a day after North Korea warned the US that it was "ready to hit back with nuclear attacks" amid mounting tension in the region.
The state has already conducted five nuclear tests and a series of missile launches.""
The US said it had detected a ballistic missile, which blew up immediately.
It comes a day after North Korea warned the US that it was "ready to hit back with nuclear attacks" amid mounting tension in the region.
The state has already conducted five nuclear tests and a series of missile launches.""
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'Thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment': Kim Jong-Un tells Trump he will detonate a nuke 'whenever he sees fit' as China warns anyone provoking North Korea will 'pay the price'
Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions on the Korean Peninsula and pointed to his 'aggressive tweets'
He blamed the US and Trump for growing tensions, citing military exercises with South Korea and the deployment of a US aircraft carrier to the peninsula
Han said North Korea would continue accumulating nuclear arms 'as long as the nuclear threats and blackmail go on with the military exercises'
He added Pyongyang won't 'keep its arms crossed' against US military action
Satellite images taken Tuesdsay show activity at Punggye-ri Nuclear facility
Pyongyang is preparing to mark its national 'Day of the Sun' on Saturday to commemorate the birth anniversary of its founding president Kim Il Sung
US officials told NBC the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt a nuclear test, but a member of the Trump administration denied the report
US Vice President Mike Pence will travel to South Korea on Sunday in what his aides said was a sign of the U.S. commitment to its ally
By Jessica Chia For Dailymail.com and Dave Burke For Mailonline
PUBLISHED: 01:15 EDT, 14 April 2017 | UPDATED: 03:45 EDT, 14 April 2017
President Donald Trump's 'troublemaking' and 'aggressive' tweets have pushed the world to the brink of thermo-nuclear war, North Korea warned today.
North Korea's vice foreign minister blamed the US President on Friday for 'making trouble' through his 'aggressive tweets' as tensions rise over the possibility the regime will launch another nuclear weapons test.
China immediately responded, saying anyone provoking conflict will 'pay the price'.
China's foreign minister Wang Yi said today there would be 'no winner' in any war, as tensions sour with the US.
'Dialogue is the only possible solution', he told reporters in Beijing.
It comes as North Korean Vice Minister Han Song Ryol accused Trump of building up a 'vicious cycle' of tensions and warned the US against provoking North Korea militarily.
He said: 'We will go to war if they choose.'
At the same time, a spokesman for the North Korean Foreign Ministry's Institute for Disarmament and Peace issued a statement condemning the United States for the attack on Syria, while also calling for 'peace by strength'.
'The US introduces into the Korean peninsula, the world's biggest hotspot, huge nuclear strategic assets, seriously threatening peace and security of the peninsula and pushing the situation there to the brink of a war,' the North's KCNA news agency said on Friday, citing the statement.
'This has created a dangerous situation in which a thermo-nuclear war may break out any moment on the peninsula and posed serious threat to the world peace and security, to say nothing of those in Northeast Asia,' it said.
Han's remarks, on the eve of the country's biggest national holiday, the 'Day of the Sun', were released hours after a member of the Trump administration denied a report claiming the US was prepared to launch a pre-emptive strike to halt any nuclear test at the weekend.
In the past week Trump has shown his willingness to launch military strikes, with US missiles deployed in Syria and Afghanistan.
On Tuesday the US President tweeted: 'North Korea is looking for trouble. If China decides to help, that would be great. If not, we will solve the problem without them! U.S.A.'
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4411108/North-Korea-hits-Trump-ahead-Day-Sun.html