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Finn dAbuzz
 
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Fri 14 Apr, 2017 03:20 pm
@georgeob1,
The food in NYC is equal to anything in either Paris or Berlin.

The notion that one city has the most "devine" food is very outdated.
snood
 
  3  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 03:34 pm
@Finn dAbuzz,
But you at least will buy that there's better French food in France and better Italian food in Italy, wouldn't you?
giujohn
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:00 pm
@oralloy,
oralloy wrote:

giujohn wrote:
Respectfully disagree. Cruise missiles can take out anti-aircraft while simultaneously launching moab's... That's just one scenario.

Cruise missiles can only destroy known locations. Not useful against mobile radar/SAM sites. Not useful against fixed sites that we don't know about.

MOABs are simply not powerful enough to instantly kill an entire country before they have any chance to react. If North Korea manages to destroy Tokyo (or Chicago) while we are still in the process of destroying them, we'll have failed.


Again respectfully disagree. While triple A SAM sites may be surely mobile the are usually guarding sites that are not. We already have the sites we would want plotted now. If, again a very big if, they launched against the US it would not be Chicago. San Francisco...Yeah possibly, but then I wouldn't be sorry to see it go, ya know? But much more likely would be a US military base in the ROK.
layman
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:01 pm
@Finn dAbuzz,
Finn dAbuzz wrote:

The food in NYC is equal to anything in either Paris or Berlin.

The notion that one city has the most "devine" food is very outdated.


You forgot to add (sic) after putting "devine" in quotes, eh, Finn?

Maybe she was talking about Jingles, though, who knows?
giujohn
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:03 pm
@McGentrix,
McGentrix wrote:

oralloy wrote:

giujohn wrote:
Respectfully disagree. Cruise missiles can take out anti-aircraft while simultaneously launching moab's... That's just one scenario.

Cruise missiles can only destroy known locations. Not useful against mobile radar/SAM sites. Not useful against fixed sites that we don't know about.

MOABs are simply not powerful enough to instantly kill an entire country before they have any chance to react. If North Korea manages to destroy Tokyo (or Chicago) while we are still in the process of destroying them, we'll have failed.


Don't usually disagree, but....

We'd have use of the satellites we have in stable orbit over N. Korea to mark each and every piece of artillery they have. Each of those would be marked and tracked and assigned how ever many cruise missiles needed to take them out. We would jam their radar and communications and take 90-95% of those threats out within an hour. At the same time, anti-missile technology (patriots or other) would be tracking anything coming over the border.

I am pretty sure that if we decide to do any kind of strike it will be rapid and overwhelming.

However, all that being said and done, most likely China will bitch slap KJU and it will not come to any of that.


Well more detailed then I like to see on public forums but essentially correct.
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giujohn
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:08 pm
@revelette1,
revelette1 wrote:

The North Korea situation is way more complicated than I can understand but NK blames Trump's aggressive tweets for tension.

Quote:
TOKYO — North Korea accused President Trump on Friday of “making trouble” with his “aggressive” tweets, amid concerns that tensions between the two countries could escalate into military action.

Tensions have been steadily mounting in recent weeks, as North Korea prepares for what it is calling a “big” event to mark the anniversary of the founder’s birthday Saturday, while the Trump administration warns that all options are on the table.

Expectations for a nuclear test or missile launch in the lead-up to Saturday’s celebrations in Pyongyang have not come to pass. Instead, there are signs that the regime is getting ready to hold a huge parade this weekend, perhaps showing off new missiles — something that would qualify as the “big” event it had heralded.

The United States has sent an aircraft carrier strike group to the Korean Peninsula region, and Trump has repeatedly tweeted that if China won’t use its leverage to rein in North Korea, the United States will act.


WP

I wish someone would tie Trump down away from any forms of world wide web for communicating when he starts tweeting for no good purpose except for making the world less safe.


Can you be that naive to believe that the fat little piece of Korean **** is being provoked by some tweets? Who tweeted him when he had his family member killed in a public airport with a chemical weapon?
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Lash
 
  1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:30 pm
China: "There can be no winners" if we bite down on this particular **** sandwich. I'm paraphrasing.

https://www.google.com/amp/www.bbc.co.uk/news/amp/39600426

Anyway, the China guy seems concerned. I'm concerned.
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glitterbag
 
  3  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:44 pm
@snood,
he might not, but I will. I love New York restaurants, but the rest of the country doesn't have access to such quality eateries.
layman
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:48 pm
Well, OK, then!

Quote:
Islamic State mufti killed in Mosul air strike

Abdullah al-Badrani, also known as Abu Ayoub al-Atar, reportedly died in an air strike by the US-led coalition on Thursday.

Al-Badrani issued many of the group's dictates, leading to the torture, death and sexual abuse of civilians.


http://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-39603491

Your time, it aint long, ISIS.
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glitterbag
 
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Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:49 pm
@layman,
layman wrote:

Finn dAbuzz wrote:

The food in NYC is equal to anything in either Paris or Berlin.

The notion that one city has the most "devine" food is very outdated.


You forgot to add (sic) after putting "devine" in quotes, eh, Finn?

Maybe she was talking about Jingles, though, who knows?


Take it up with Finn, the word 'most' followed by "devine" are his inventions. Maybe you've had one too many happy meals today.
McGentrix
 
  0  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:50 pm
@hightor,
hightor wrote:

Quote:
How did life begin?

What is consciousness?

Is time travel possible?


I don't think your response adequately addresses Snood's comment about "alternative facts" with respect to climate analysis as your examples are very speculative questions and lack the amount of physical evidence which underlies the anthropogenic greenhouse gas hypothesis.


The point is that the same data can be looked at differently. Or are you implying he was putting quotes around "alternate facts" to show that he was specifically talking about only climet change and not how the liberals love to roll their eyes and make air quotes while saying "alternate facts" when they are implying lies?
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Brandon9000
 
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Fri 14 Apr, 2017 04:57 pm
@cicerone imposter,
cicerone imposter wrote:
The North Koreans would be crazy to attack us.
1. We already have nukes ready to be sent to North Korea from many bases around the world - by planes, ships, and land based missiles.
2. North Korea doesn't have the capability to stop any attack from our country - and our allies.
3. They would only commit suicide.

I agree with everything you just said, but, yes, I think he may be that crazy. Right now, his missiles cannot reach us, but he is aggressively pursuing missile development. We have a choice between letting him improve his missiles to the point where they can reach us or stop him before they can reach us. If China will stop him, that is highly preferable, but if they will not, we must stop him ourselves before he can hit us with nuclear weapons, which he has threatened to do many times.
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McGentrix
 
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Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:04 pm
@oralloy,
Well, I am no expert by any means but I am sure Carrier Strike Group 1 carries a pretty good ordinance.

North Korea is only 46,541 square miles in size. Pretty sure most of the artillery aimed at Best Korea is on or near the DMZ pointing south. The provinces of North Hwanghae (3,148 sq mi), Kangwon (4,346 sq mi) and South Hwanghea (3,260 sq mi) would bear the brunt of the bombardment. I doubt you can throw a rock in that area without hitting something that goes boom.

Now, beside CSG-1 there is also a pretty good military presence in Best Korea and Okinawa. Though I doubt we will hear from GOB1 in terms of the amount of ordinance found in and around that area, I am sure it is enough to overwhelm what ever Worse Korea has.
Brandon9000
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:05 pm
@camlok,
camlok wrote:

Quote:
Do you propose that we do nothing while they perfect missiles that can reach the Unites States? Given the ability to send nuclear missiles to bomb the US, Kim Jong-Un is probably crazy enough to do it. He has warned us several times that he will do it.


Do you propose that the people of Korea do nothing while the US has been threatening them with nuclear annihilation since 1950? Remember, [what a laugh, as if you propagandized folks ever knew] the US was the one that brought nuclear arms to the Korean peninsula in 1958, in violation of the armistice agreement..

The people of Korea know about how the US used nuclear weapons on Japan when there was absolutely no need. The people of Korea also know of the firebombing, the napalming, the vicious war crimes of the US against Japan because the US did the same to Korea.

The people of Korea held a war crimes tribunal in New York city in the 1990s, to which the US tried to restrict people from the south and the north of Korea
from attending. The big, free and open US of A.

North Korea has nuclear weapons and a leader who seems to be mentally ill and has threatened several times to nuke us. He is aggressively pursuing missile development and the last I remember hearing, his missiles were capable of traveling about 600 miles. We have the following choice. We can either let him improve his missiles until they can reach us or we can stop him before that occurs. I think it would be madness to let him develop the capability to kill millions of our citizens in one blow. It is like being in a room with a crazy person who says he wants to kill you and is in the act of loading a gun. You can either let him have the means to kill you or stop him before the gun is loaded. Right now, Kim Jong-Un cannot reach us with missiles. In a year or so, he will be able to. I think that we cannot let him develop the means to drop nuclear bombs on us. It's one thing for a country that has bad rulers who are sane and risk averse to be able to nuke us. It's quite another thing when it is madman who has even referred to nuking us.
layman
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:26 pm
@glitterbag,
glitterbag wrote:

Take it up with Finn, the word 'most' followed by "devine" are his inventions. Maybe you've had one too many happy meals today.


That so, is it? Kinda funny. Says here:

glitterbag wrote:
They already have, and they know how to do health care, and the food is devine.


Nice try, cheese-eater.
blatham
 
  4  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:40 pm
I love all this talk about nukes and MOABs (clearly the new "in" arsenal item). Particularly fun at Easter because war and killing are so Christish.
layman
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:44 pm
@layman,
On the other hand, if I wanted to really insult something, I might call it "divine."

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blatham
 
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Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:47 pm
The whole problem with racial discrimination is that the ones who are really suffering disadvantage from this horrible social problem are white people.
Quote:
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos’ choice to help lead the department’s Office for Civil Rights once complained that in college she had experienced discrimination for being white, ProPublica reported Friday.

Candice Jackson was tapped to serve as the deputy assistant secretary for the Office of Civil Rights, a position that does not require Senate confirmation. But she will serve as the interim head of the office until the assistant secretary has been named. At the office, Jackson will be charged with helping protect students from discrimination.
click here to read more about this story of mountainous stupid
blatham
 
  4  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 05:55 pm
Big surprise here
Quote:
President Donald Trump’s administration announced Friday that the White House won’t release records of its visitors, raising new concerns from transparency advocates.

The decision not to voluntarily disclose White House visitor logs is a break from the policy of former President Barack Obama’s administration, even though Trump had called his predecessor the “least transparent president.”

White House communications director Michael Dubke framed the decision not to disclose who visits the president as resulting from the “national security risks and privacy concerns of the hundreds of thousands of visitors annually.” Time magazine first reported the reversal.

Tom Blanton, director of the National Security Archive, called the White House’s security and privacy claims “a White House lie.”
Politico
This is how real populist leaders roll.
McGentrix
 
  -1  
Fri 14 Apr, 2017 06:03 pm
@blatham,
blatham wrote:

This is how real populist leaders roll.


I thought it was an Authoritarian government?
 

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