---------------------------------------------- because former 'presidents' both repub and dem preferred to kiss nork azz and feed them rice as they kicked the can down the road for 'hilary' to handle [aw haw]
. Course that was the plan , only problem was that the 'nork' problem fell into Trumps hands and so the joke is on the 'dems' and YOU euros BP . [chuckle]
North Korean military capabilities have significantly increased since 2003. Particularly the missile weaponry. Long range missiles, precision missiles, ect.
...That "warning" link is from 2003 man, like seriously, that was written 14 years ago...
Lets see what was "new" in 2003 just so you can grasp how long ago it was: the birth of the first cloned horse Prometea (related and interesting: in 1996 Dolly the worlds first cloned mammal was born, she died in 2003), the Galileo probe was sent into Jupiter's atmosphere (the project to study Jupiter's make up started in 1996,) the last flight of the Concorde (and perhaps not so ironically, the first /privately/ funded supersonic flight was achieved late in 2003,) both Skype and iTunes were launched (the first iPhone didn't come out until 2007, BlackBerry was /the shit/ in 2002), wireless networking [aka wi-fi] was brand new (went mainstream in the US in 2003-2005ish - Japan & S. Korea started using it just a few years earlier in 2001, later on [I think it was 2011] we had the launch of 3G and 4G broadband), Bushnell unveiled "instant replay" (basically the forefather of TiVo,) HDTV was debuted and we had the worlds first OLED display was invented by Kodak, we found a new element: "moscovium," the inventor of the hydrogen bomb died, the first hurricane warning in the E. Pacific was issued (NOAA didn't even have the US fully covered yet,) China launched their first manned space mission (they were the third country in the world to be able to put a man in space), Intel launched the Pentium-M[obile] (which eventually brought us gaming laptops, at that time laptop speeds were measured in megahertz and were pretty much only useful for text - the Pentium-M ran at much faster speeds from 700MHz to a whopping 3GHz, was cooler, and used less energy - in 2005 or so we saw the first desktops that could legit handle game graphics in an affordable way,) Mastercard launched RFID (contact free payment, the forefather to cellphone payments of today.)
For further reference: Facebook launched in 2004, eReaders (digital book tech and computers) were introduced in 2004, YouTube launched in 2005, GPS for personal use came out in 2005, Blu-Ray came out in 2006. Just in the past 10 years we've seen the following become mainstream/affordable: 3D Printers, 3D graphics, 64bit computing, USB 3.0, Blu-ray, flatscreen TVs, landed on Mars, and much, much more.
Keep in mind we're talking about the US in 2017, we can put a rocket in the bathtub these days, and compare that with what we're looking at in NK:
Here's something from 2015 talking about the tech in NK - This is What Technology In North Korea Looks Like
And a 2017 review of NK forces that's interesting - 2017 North Korea Military Strength
Yeah, SK is in deep shit if Kimmy goes end game (kill em all), but they're so technologically retarded... I know we can shoot circles around them, could we wipe out all their artillery aimed at SK? I think we could. It's the bio/chemical and nukes we have to worry about, but what happens if we take out their network (their national internet) which is supposedly very limited? Are they gonna call up the bases and tell them to launch? What about if Kimmy and his top adviser folks are taken out quietly?
Nearly 51M in S. Korea, close to 10M in Seoul... Another 130M in Japan... What are we supposed to do? Kimmy's made it clear he wants to destroy them (and the US), the country has been threatening us all since what the 60s? We just ignored them until the got nukes in '09, then Obama bribed him - and yet he was still making the threats to destroy us, still testing nukes to use /on us/
Ya'll think we should just wait until the insane twit nukes S.Korea or Japan?? He's off his damn rocker, he needs to be taken out.
Nope, North Korea has never threatened us. We have a North Korean embassy and all.---------------------------------------------- because former 'presidents' both repub and dem preferred to kiss nork azz and feed them rice as they kicked the can down the road for 'hilary' to handle [aw haw]
---------------------------------------- leave the 'norks' alone and they just get stronger . I believe that the norks will need to be destroyed to carry out President Trumps ideas , imo BP .North Korean military capabilities have significantly increased since 2003. Particularly the missile weaponry. Long range missiles, precision missiles, ect.
...That "warning" link is from 2003 man, like seriously, that was written 14 years ago...
Lets see what was "new" in 2003 just so you can grasp how long ago it was: the birth of the first cloned horse Prometea (related and interesting: in 1996 Dolly the worlds first cloned mammal was born, she died in 2003), the Galileo probe was sent into Jupiter's atmosphere (the project to study Jupiter's make up started in 1996,) the last flight of the Concorde (and perhaps not so ironically, the first /privately/ funded supersonic flight was achieved late in 2003,) both Skype and iTunes were launched (the first iPhone didn't come out until 2007, BlackBerry was /the shit/ in 2002), wireless networking [aka wi-fi] was brand new (went mainstream in the US in 2003-2005ish - Japan & S. Korea started using it just a few years earlier in 2001, later on [I think it was 2011] we had the launch of 3G and 4G broadband), Bushnell unveiled "instant replay" (basically the forefather of TiVo,) HDTV was debuted and we had the worlds first OLED display was invented by Kodak, we found a new element: "moscovium," the inventor of the hydrogen bomb died, the first hurricane warning in the E. Pacific was issued (NOAA didn't even have the US fully covered yet,) China launched their first manned space mission (they were the third country in the world to be able to put a man in space), Intel launched the Pentium-M[obile] (which eventually brought us gaming laptops, at that time laptop speeds were measured in megahertz and were pretty much only useful for text - the Pentium-M ran at much faster speeds from 700MHz to a whopping 3GHz, was cooler, and used less energy - in 2005 or so we saw the first desktops that could legit handle game graphics in an affordable way,) Mastercard launched RFID (contact free payment, the forefather to cellphone payments of today.)
For further reference: Facebook launched in 2004, eReaders (digital book tech and computers) were introduced in 2004, YouTube launched in 2005, GPS for personal use came out in 2005, Blu-Ray came out in 2006. Just in the past 10 years we've seen the following become mainstream/affordable: 3D Printers, 3D graphics, 64bit computing, USB 3.0, Blu-ray, flatscreen TVs, landed on Mars, and much, much more.
Keep in mind we're talking about the US in 2017, we can put a rocket in the bathtub these days, and compare that with what we're looking at in NK:
Here's something from 2015 talking about the tech in NK - This is What Technology In North Korea Looks Like
And a 2017 review of NK forces that's interesting - 2017 North Korea Military Strength
Yeah, SK is in deep shit if Kimmy goes end game (kill em all), but they're so technologically retarded... I know we can shoot circles around them, could we wipe out all their artillery aimed at SK? I think we could. It's the bio/chemical and nukes we have to worry about, but what happens if we take out their network (their national internet) which is supposedly very limited? Are they gonna call up the bases and tell them to launch? What about if Kimmy and his top adviser folks are taken out quietly?
Nearly 51M in S. Korea, close to 10M in Seoul... Another 130M in Japan... What are we supposed to do? Kimmy's made it clear he wants to destroy them (and the US), the country has been threatening us all since what the 60s? We just ignored them until the got nukes in '09, then Obama bribed him - and yet he was still making the threats to destroy us, still testing nukes to use /on us/
Ya'll think we should just wait until the insane twit nukes S.Korea or Japan?? He's off his damn rocker, he needs to be taken out.
There´s also a new tank and who knows what else. The new tank was of course developed with the Korean geography in mind. It can get over large gaps, ect.
---------------------------------------------------- you guys are azz kissers , see your muslim invasion BP .Nope, North Korea has never threatened us. We have a North Korean embassy and all.---------------------------------------------- because former 'presidents' both repub and dem preferred to kiss nork azz and feed them rice as they kicked the can down the road for 'hilary' to handle [aw haw]
North Korean military capabilities have significantly increased since 2003. Particularly the missile weaponry. Long range missiles, precision missiles, ect.
...That "warning" link is from 2003 man, like seriously, that was written 14 years ago...
Lets see what was "new" in 2003 just so you can grasp how long ago it was: the birth of the first cloned horse Prometea (related and interesting: in 1996 Dolly the worlds first cloned mammal was born, she died in 2003), the Galileo probe was sent into Jupiter's atmosphere (the project to study Jupiter's make up started in 1996,) the last flight of the Concorde (and perhaps not so ironically, the first /privately/ funded supersonic flight was achieved late in 2003,) both Skype and iTunes were launched (the first iPhone didn't come out until 2007, BlackBerry was /the shit/ in 2002), wireless networking [aka wi-fi] was brand new (went mainstream in the US in 2003-2005ish - Japan & S. Korea started using it just a few years earlier in 2001, later on [I think it was 2011] we had the launch of 3G and 4G broadband), Bushnell unveiled "instant replay" (basically the forefather of TiVo,) HDTV was debuted and we had the worlds first OLED display was invented by Kodak, we found a new element: "moscovium," the inventor of the hydrogen bomb died, the first hurricane warning in the E. Pacific was issued (NOAA didn't even have the US fully covered yet,) China launched their first manned space mission (they were the third country in the world to be able to put a man in space), Intel launched the Pentium-M[obile] (which eventually brought us gaming laptops, at that time laptop speeds were measured in megahertz and were pretty much only useful for text - the Pentium-M ran at much faster speeds from 700MHz to a whopping 3GHz, was cooler, and used less energy - in 2005 or so we saw the first desktops that could legit handle game graphics in an affordable way,) Mastercard launched RFID (contact free payment, the forefather to cellphone payments of today.)
For further reference: Facebook launched in 2004, eReaders (digital book tech and computers) were introduced in 2004, YouTube launched in 2005, GPS for personal use came out in 2005, Blu-Ray came out in 2006. Just in the past 10 years we've seen the following become mainstream/affordable: 3D Printers, 3D graphics, 64bit computing, USB 3.0, Blu-ray, flatscreen TVs, landed on Mars, and much, much more.
Keep in mind we're talking about the US in 2017, we can put a rocket in the bathtub these days, and compare that with what we're looking at in NK:
Here's something from 2015 talking about the tech in NK - This is What Technology In North Korea Looks Like
And a 2017 review of NK forces that's interesting - 2017 North Korea Military Strength
Yeah, SK is in deep shit if Kimmy goes end game (kill em all), but they're so technologically retarded... I know we can shoot circles around them, could we wipe out all their artillery aimed at SK? I think we could. It's the bio/chemical and nukes we have to worry about, but what happens if we take out their network (their national internet) which is supposedly very limited? Are they gonna call up the bases and tell them to launch? What about if Kimmy and his top adviser folks are taken out quietly?
Nearly 51M in S. Korea, close to 10M in Seoul... Another 130M in Japan... What are we supposed to do? Kimmy's made it clear he wants to destroy them (and the US), the country has been threatening us all since what the 60s? We just ignored them until the got nukes in '09, then Obama bribed him - and yet he was still making the threats to destroy us, still testing nukes to use /on us/
Ya'll think we should just wait until the insane twit nukes S.Korea or Japan?? He's off his damn rocker, he needs to be taken out.
There´s also a new tank and who knows what else. The new tank was of course developed with the Korean geography in mind. It can get over large gaps, ect.
It sounds quite impressive but it does not include North Korean specials. Read that slightly biased rense article. Everything´s underground. And you don´t know where.
People do not drive in their cars to the front lines. However, more and more cars are in North Korea.
They get even more strong when they are threatened with total destruction. The only response to "total destruction" is the continuation of the nuclear program, that´s for sure.---------------------------------------- leave the 'norks' alone and they just get stronger . I believe that the norks will need to be destroyed to carry out President Trumps ideas , imo BP .North Korean military capabilities have significantly increased since 2003. Particularly the missile weaponry. Long range missiles, precision missiles, ect.
...That "warning" link is from 2003 man, like seriously, that was written 14 years ago...
Lets see what was "new" in 2003 just so you can grasp how long ago it was: the birth of the first cloned horse Prometea (related and interesting: in 1996 Dolly the worlds first cloned mammal was born, she died in 2003), the Galileo probe was sent into Jupiter's atmosphere (the project to study Jupiter's make up started in 1996,) the last flight of the Concorde (and perhaps not so ironically, the first /privately/ funded supersonic flight was achieved late in 2003,) both Skype and iTunes were launched (the first iPhone didn't come out until 2007, BlackBerry was /the shit/ in 2002), wireless networking [aka wi-fi] was brand new (went mainstream in the US in 2003-2005ish - Japan & S. Korea started using it just a few years earlier in 2001, later on [I think it was 2011] we had the launch of 3G and 4G broadband), Bushnell unveiled "instant replay" (basically the forefather of TiVo,) HDTV was debuted and we had the worlds first OLED display was invented by Kodak, we found a new element: "moscovium," the inventor of the hydrogen bomb died, the first hurricane warning in the E. Pacific was issued (NOAA didn't even have the US fully covered yet,) China launched their first manned space mission (they were the third country in the world to be able to put a man in space), Intel launched the Pentium-M[obile] (which eventually brought us gaming laptops, at that time laptop speeds were measured in megahertz and were pretty much only useful for text - the Pentium-M ran at much faster speeds from 700MHz to a whopping 3GHz, was cooler, and used less energy - in 2005 or so we saw the first desktops that could legit handle game graphics in an affordable way,) Mastercard launched RFID (contact free payment, the forefather to cellphone payments of today.)
For further reference: Facebook launched in 2004, eReaders (digital book tech and computers) were introduced in 2004, YouTube launched in 2005, GPS for personal use came out in 2005, Blu-Ray came out in 2006. Just in the past 10 years we've seen the following become mainstream/affordable: 3D Printers, 3D graphics, 64bit computing, USB 3.0, Blu-ray, flatscreen TVs, landed on Mars, and much, much more.
Keep in mind we're talking about the US in 2017, we can put a rocket in the bathtub these days, and compare that with what we're looking at in NK:
Here's something from 2015 talking about the tech in NK - This is What Technology In North Korea Looks Like
And a 2017 review of NK forces that's interesting - 2017 North Korea Military Strength
Yeah, SK is in deep shit if Kimmy goes end game (kill em all), but they're so technologically retarded... I know we can shoot circles around them, could we wipe out all their artillery aimed at SK? I think we could. It's the bio/chemical and nukes we have to worry about, but what happens if we take out their network (their national internet) which is supposedly very limited? Are they gonna call up the bases and tell them to launch? What about if Kimmy and his top adviser folks are taken out quietly?
Nearly 51M in S. Korea, close to 10M in Seoul... Another 130M in Japan... What are we supposed to do? Kimmy's made it clear he wants to destroy them (and the US), the country has been threatening us all since what the 60s? We just ignored them until the got nukes in '09, then Obama bribed him - and yet he was still making the threats to destroy us, still testing nukes to use /on us/
Ya'll think we should just wait until the insane twit nukes S.Korea or Japan?? He's off his damn rocker, he needs to be taken out.
There´s also a new tank and who knows what else. The new tank was of course developed with the Korean geography in mind. It can get over large gaps, ect.
I just find that fascinating...
Not comparable.---------------------------------------------------- you guys are azz kissers , see your muslim invasion BP .Nope, North Korea has never threatened us. We have a North Korean embassy and all.---------------------------------------------- because former 'presidents' both repub and dem preferred to kiss nork azz and feed them rice as they kicked the can down the road for 'hilary' to handle [aw haw]
Okay well my argument is that N. Korean's don't have cars...
Here, this is Anchorage, Alaska population around 200k:
vs the video you posted of N.Korea's capitol with a population of 2.5 Million... And it's not like Anchorage (our biggest city) has traffic either, I mean I ***** about it because I'm spoiled - but it's /nothing/ compared to any city in the lower 48.
There's no cars
Who´s going to war for Trump?
Okay well my argument is that N. Korean's don't have cars...
Here, this is Anchorage, Alaska population around 200k:
vs the video you posted of N.Korea's capitol with a population of 2.5 Million... And it's not like Anchorage (our biggest city) has traffic either, I mean I ***** about it because I'm spoiled - but it's /nothing/ compared to any city in the lower 48.
There's no cars
It´s not comparable. Under the given circumstances, North Korea does even well.
Okay well my argument is that N. Korean's don't have cars...
Here, this is Anchorage, Alaska population around 200k:
vs the video you posted of N.Korea's capitol with a population of 2.5 Million... And it's not like Anchorage (our biggest city) has traffic either, I mean I ***** about it because I'm spoiled - but it's /nothing/ compared to any city in the lower 48.
There's no cars
It´s not comparable. Under the given circumstances, North Korea does even well.
You're right, it's /not/ comparable, that's /my/ point. North Korean's are so technologically behind it's not even funny. Shit even our worst ghettos have modern stuff like cars, internet, etc... North Korean's have cellphones (not smart phones, just cell phones)... You're examples of how "advanced" they've become are... non-examples. Oooo they've got 100-150 cars that the elites drive, not impressed nor scared.
Again, how are the supposed millions of "soldiers" going to be transported around? Look at the road system there, we could cut off their entire S. Korean border from resupply with one plane... I just don't see how the N. Korean's could possibly win against us regardless of what your article's supposed simulations say.
maybe because they want the chubby guy in N.Korea to get a missile up his ass....
Or maybe Soros is not funding protests against Trump`s warmongering.
