The North Korea Crisis

found online by Raymond

 
From Infidel753:

There are few scenarios more disquieting than a showdown between two mentally-erratic rulers with nuclear weapons in the middle of one of the world’s most densely-populated and economically-important regions. Yet that’s the scenario which seems to be developing in East Asia.

In brief, the North Korean regime, showing its usual bluster, is apparently about to conduct another nuclear or missile test. Trump has diverted the USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier group toward the region and warned that the US will not tolerate such a provocation. The North Korean regime has a history of ignoring foreign pressure to dial back its saber-rattling, and Trump has a history of taking aggressive actions without thought to, or even understanding of, possible consequences. But if the test goes ahead and Trump carries out some kind of military action against North Korea, the consequences could be enormous indeed.

The regime has repeatedly threatened that, if attacked, it would retaliate against our allies Japan and South Korea:

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One thought on “The North Korea Crisis”

  1. There are no good options as regards North Korea.

    I think sending the Carl Vinson task force to the region is a prudent measure. I think all of the bluster from Trump is highly counter-productive and endangering of our allies of South Korea and Japan.

    A simple, unemotional message should be sent to Kim Jong Un and his command and control structure that any attack on us or our allies will result in a commensurate attack in response, and then leave it at that.

    This is what happens when rogue regimes acquire nuclear weapons. Our options are very limited if we don’t wish to provoke an armed conflict.

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