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Traditional Catholic Faith => World War III - Chapter 2 => Topic started by: Truth is Eternal on November 28, 2015, 09:16:32 PM
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQPQHL32NxY&feature=youtu.be
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普京聲稱向土耳其投擲核彈，以報復俄國戰機被擊落！Putin told to NUKE Istanbul in revenge for downing of jet bomber by Turkey
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kia4btoq68g&feature=youtu.be
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EMERGENCY ALERT: WWIII?
Due to the frightening developments of the last few days Alex sounds his third Emergency Alert as the world marches dangerously close to the eruption of WWIII. From the elite scrambling away to armored redoubts, to the sabre rattling of Ergodan the unhinged Turkish P.M. we are hurtling towards the precipice of full scale war.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd2ixn6B_Rw&feature=youtu.be
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:pray: :pray: :pray:
Do not cave in hold fast
to the faith and perhaps
something may slow it down.
Miracles may occur if we believe
be steadfast and firm to Christ.
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If Putin actually wanted to kill millions of innocent civilians through horrific nuclear weapons, then Russia can go fall back into Communism and atheism for all I care.
North Korea is all sound and fury and could not hurt anyone. They could be wiped off the map by some ballet dancers with machetes in a week. They're worthless.
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Turkey is out of range of North Korea missiles (7500 km or close to 4700 miles)
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=north+korea+turkey+distance
(https://ca.search.yahoo.com/search?fr=mcafee&type=C211CA550D20150403&p=north+korea+long+range+missile)
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:confused1:
Turkey is out of range of North Korea missiles (7500 km or close to 4700 miles)
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=north+korea+turkey+distance
(http://ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/624/media/images/66923000/gif/_66923628_north_korea_ranges624_2.gif)
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This is a link to Alex Jones' video just posted Saturday (yesterday by an hour) and already he has 1,470 comments on the video page and over 76,000 views.
EMERGENCY ALERT: WWIII?
Due to the frightening developments of the last few days Alex sounds his third Emergency Alert as the world marches dangerously close to the eruption of WWIII. From the elite scrambling away to armored redoubts, to the sabre rattling of Ergodan the unhinged Turkish P.M. we are hurtling towards the precipice of full scale war.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd2ixn6B_Rw&feature=youtu.be
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/qd2ixn6B_Rw[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/embed/qd2ixn6B_Rw
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In the 13 minutes it just took me to watch the video, views have gone up from 76,000
to 82,000. 6,000 views in 13 minutes.
How many people could be up at half past midnight watching videos?
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The following comment got 152 up thumbs and 22 replies in a few hours:
We build a radar. They build a radar deflector. We build a radar deflector detector. They build a radar detector deflector interceptor. We build a radar detector deflector interceptor protector. They build a radar detector deflector interceptor protector ejector.
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Here's a good one:
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MonopolyRSV 11 hours ago (edited)
EXTRATERRESTRIALS WILL PREVENT ANY WORLD WAR SCENARIO. The situation appears to be tenuous and on the brink of catastrophe but it will not come to that. Learn to trust in things that can't be seen.
I copied the avatar of MonopolyRSV above but it's just a thumbnail and I don't know how to size it down on CathInfo. Sorry.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQPQHL32NxY&feature=youtu.be
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If Putin actually wanted to kill millions of innocent civilians through horrific nuclear weapons, then Russia can go fall back into Communism and atheism for all I care.
North Korea is all sound and fury and could not hurt anyone. They could be wiped off the map by some ballet dancers with machetes in a week. They're worthless.
Oh, watch yourself, Mr. Dirty Mouth.
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Turkey is out of range of North Korea missiles (7500 km or close to 4700 miles)
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=north+korea+turkey+distance
N. Korea has long range bomber tech from the Chi-Coms. :detective:
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In the 13 minutes it just took me to watch the video, views have gone up from 76,000
to 82,000. 6,000 views in 13 minutes.
How many people could be up at half past midnight watching videos?
Lots of college students and unemployed people.
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:confused1:
Turkey is out of range of North Korea missiles (7500 km or close to 4700 miles)
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=north+korea+turkey+distance
N. Korea has long range bomber tech from the Chi-Coms. :detective:
No they don't. A cartoon detective smoking bubbles is not enough to lend any credibility to your lazy claim.
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If Putin actually wanted to kill millions of innocent civilians through horrific nuclear weapons, then Russia can go fall back into Communism and atheism for all I care.
North Korea is all sound and fury and could not hurt anyone. They could be wiped off the map by some ballet dancers with machetes in a week. They're worthless.
Oh, watch yourself, Mr. Dirty Mouth.
What? It's true. North Korea does not have the force nor military strength to nuke any country. It is not a "power" in any reasonable sense of the word.
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This is a link to Alex Jones' video just posted Saturday (yesterday by an hour) and already he has 1,470 comments on the video page and over 76,000 views.
EMERGENCY ALERT: WWIII?
Due to the frightening developments of the last few days Alex sounds his third Emergency Alert as the world marches dangerously close to the eruption of WWIII. From the elite scrambling away to armored redoubts, to the sabre rattling of Ergodan the unhinged Turkish P.M. we are hurtling towards the precipice of full scale war.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qd2ixn6B_Rw&feature=youtu.be
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/embed/qd2ixn6B_Rw[/youtube]
https://www.youtube.com/embed/qd2ixn6B_Rw
In the 13 minutes it just took me to watch the video, views have gone up from 76,000
to 82,000. 6,000 views in 13 minutes.
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I just checked again. Views of that video are now up to 326,465 and comments are at 2,537.
That's an average of 80,000 views per day for 4 days.
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The Norks have a vast array of artillery aimed at Seoul, which is close to the border. Their farewell would be painful.
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We are living in the most dangerous times since the 1962 Cuban Missiles
crisis.
At that time, many Americans had their own bomb shelters. My Dad
worked the whole summer of '62 to build one in our back yard.
There was much more civil defense education included among the
earthquake and fire drills. The school I attended built in 1955
had a massive bomb shelter.
Americans were much more spiritually stronger in those days,
and the massive brainwashing taking place in the colleges, and
the universities and the media were still in its infancy.
People mostly could think for themselves.
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What a joke.
North Korea has Russians weapons that are decades old and completely obsolete.
North Korea is starving. Routinely, people risk being killed just to escape starvation.
North Korea has the might of over 25, 000 heavily armed U.S troops pointed right at their heads, literally. Any attack would be ѕυιcιdє.
However, North Korea is really adept at inciting fear to meet its needs. The only defense they have is everyone's fear of their nuclear weapons, which may or may not be active or usable. But when they threatened to bomb someone, the U.S or Russia or some other sucker starts some negotiation with them. Then they trade food and supplies for a promise not to bomb someone. It's pretty clever if you ask me.
The only ally North Korea could possibly have is China. And I doubt China wants to go to war right now.
IF North Korea actually did attack with a nuclear bomb, they would have to bomb South Korea first or else the U.S. Military would obliterate North Korea in about an hour flat.
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How do you know what type or quality of weaponry NK has?....CNN, Fox....Brian Williams tell you?
What a joke.
North Korea has Russians weapons that are decades old and completely obsolete.
North Korea is starving. Routinely, people risk being killed just to escape starvation.
North Korea has the might of over 25, 000 heavily armed U.S troops pointed right at their heads, literally. Any attack would be ѕυιcιdє.
However, North Korea is really adept at inciting fear to meet its needs. The only defense they have is everyone's fear of their nuclear weapons, which may or may not be active or usable. But when they threatened to bomb someone, the U.S or Russia or some other sucker starts some negotiation with them. Then they trade food and supplies for a promise not to bomb someone. It's pretty clever if you ask me.
The only ally North Korea could possibly have is China. And I doubt China wants to go to war right now.
IF North Korea actually did attack with a nuclear bomb, they would have to bomb South Korea first or else the U.S. Military would obliterate North Korea in about an hour flat.
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The source of the picture you attached is credited to the CFR??
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Turkey is out of range of North Korea missiles (7500 km or close to 4700 miles)
https://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=north+korea+turkey+distance
(http://ichef-1.bbci.co.uk/news/624/media/images/66923000/gif/_66923628_north_korea_ranges624_2.gif)
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North Korea has the might of over 25, 000 heavily armed U.S troops pointed right at their heads, literally. Any attack would be ѕυιcιdє.
Doesn't North Korea have an army of one million, though?
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BREAKING-FULLY MOBILIZED RUSSIA STRIKES TURKISH TARGETS:
Turkey is a NATO MEMBER. NATO will mobilized and go to WAR if any one
of their members are attack.
Interesting Video:
https://youtu.be/TyL-cGxfxLg
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FORGET NORTH KOREA V. TURKEY:
IT'S RUSSIA V. TURKEY:
Putin Deploys 150,000 Troops as Turkey blockades Russian Fleet:
Maybe WW3 before we know it:
https://youtu.be/THUBOVREsTs
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The source of the picture you attached is credited to the CFR
Oh boy...
Just type "North Korea missile range" in Google search image and you will find as many sources you want to show that the longest range missile is 6000 km and how far that out. Please do take the time to find a longer range missile that North Korea has and test fired successfully and after you have come up empty, you will be able to contemplate the size of your incompetence.
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An Another Video on the current situation in the middle east.
MUST SEE
https://youtu.be/WMnl0nO-oCk
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Andddd, you believe all that?
The source of the picture you attached is credited to the CFR
Oh boy...
Just type "North Korea missile range" in Google search image and you will find as many sources you want to show that the longest range missile is 6000 km and how far that out. Please do take the time to find a longer range missile that North Korea has and test fired successfully and after you have come up empty, you will be able to contemplate the size of your incompetence.
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Your Muslim in Chief
http://beforeitsnews.com/contributor/upload/456638/images/om.jpg
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How do you know what type or quality of weaponry NK has?....CNN, Fox....Brian Williams tell you?
What a joke.
North Korea has Russians weapons that are decades old and completely obsolete.
North Korea is starving. Routinely, people risk being killed just to escape starvation.
North Korea has the might of over 25, 000 heavily armed U.S troops pointed right at their heads, literally. Any attack would be ѕυιcιdє.
However, North Korea is really adept at inciting fear to meet its needs. The only defense they have is everyone's fear of their nuclear weapons, which may or may not be active or usable. But when they threatened to bomb someone, the U.S or Russia or some other sucker starts some negotiation with them. Then they trade food and supplies for a promise not to bomb someone. It's pretty clever if you ask me.
The only ally North Korea could possibly have is China. And I doubt China wants to go to war right now.
IF North Korea actually did attack with a nuclear bomb, they would have to bomb South Korea first or else the U.S. Military would obliterate North Korea in about an hour flat.
I was once a member of the US Army stationed in South Korea. I know quite well what North Korea has and does not have.
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North Korea has the might of over 25, 000 heavily armed U.S troops pointed right at their heads, literally. Any attack would be ѕυιcιdє.
Doesn't North Korea have an army of one million, though?
Yes. But they are starving and have weapons from WWI. One true act of aggression would send every US soldier on the Peninsula to the DMZ in 30 minutes. North Korea would be toast in a matter of hours.
The only concern would be their Chinese allies. But I doubt they want to go to war with the US over North Korea.....
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Andddd, you believe all that?
The source of the picture you attached is credited to the CFR
Oh boy...
Just type "North Korea missile range" in Google search image and you will find as many sources you want to show that the longest range missile is 6000 km and how far that out. Please do take the time to find a longer range missile that North Korea has and test fired successfully and after you have come up empty, you will be able to contemplate the size of your incompetence.
Yes, I believe countless corroborating sources.
Now compare that to you... You have no sources that believe what you seem to think: that North Korea as the capacity to reach turkey with a missile. None. How did you end up in this messed up position? Heck, I doubt you even know yourself why you ended up defending this idea.
Also, lobbing a missile is only half the problem, since in those super long distances, re-entry technology is also a problem due to the excessive heat caused by the air friction.... North Korea does not master that tech either.
But I think you need first to realize your arguing for a position that no one supports. Your alone on this, with not even a hint of proof to the contrary. Even the dumb video that started this thread does not state that North Korea has this capacity.
The video only relate what some small news paper in Lebanon reported in Arabic, quoting "sources" in North Korea. A report that has no credibility and that was not picked up by any other news outlet in the world. Only the Internet rumor mills picked up on it, but that all it takes for Cathinfo's "intelligentsia" to start it's "look, I'm juggling with two oranges" routine and to convince you, Sir, of the inconceivable.
It's quite the spectacle and one I can't seem to get tired of.
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I was once a member of the US Army stationed in South Korea. I know quite well what North Korea has and does not have.
So do I. North Korea does not have nukes, and never threatened anyone with them. The media hates North Korea because it doesn't recognize Israel as a legitimate state. The people in North Korea are relatively happy for living in a pagan culture. The stuff you hear about them being oppressed is shameless lies and propaganda.
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Why is North Korea our Problem?
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Why Is North Korea Our Problem?
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Friday - January 8, 2016
For Xi Jinping, it has been a rough week.
Panicked flight from China's currency twice caused a plunge of 7 percent in her stock market, forcing a suspension of trading.
Kim Jong Un, the megalomaniac who runs North Korea, ignored Xi's warning and set off a fourth nuclear bomb. While probably not a hydrogen bomb as claimed, it was the largest blast ever in Korea.
And if Pyongyang continues building and testing nuclear bombs, Beijing is going to wake up one day and find that its neighbors, South Korea and Japan, have also acquired nuclear weapons as deterrents to North Korea.
And should Japan and South Korea do so, Taiwan, Vietnam and Manila, all bullied by Beijing, may also be in the market for nukes.
Hence, if Beijing refuses to cooperate to de-nuclearize North Korea, she could find herself, a decade hence, surrounded by nuclear weapons states, from Russia to India and from Pakistan to Japan.
Still, this testing of a bomb by North Korea, coupled with the bellicosity of Kim Jong Un, should cause us to take a hard look at our own war guarantees to Asia that date back to John Foster Dulles.
At the end of the Korean War in July 1953, South Korea was devastated, unable to defend herself without the U.S. Navy and Air Force and scores of thousands of U.S. troops.
So, America negotiated a mutual security treaty.
But today, South Korea has 50 million people, twice that of the North, the world's 13th largest economy, 40 times the size of North Korea's, and access to the most modern U.S. weapons.
In 2015, Seoul ran a trade surplus of almost $30 billion with the United States, a sum almost equal to North Korea's entire GDP.
Why, then, are 25,000 U.S. troops still in South Korea?
Why are they in the DMZ, ensuring that Americans are among the first to die in any Second Korean War?
Given the proximity of the huge North Korean Army, with its thousands of missiles and artillery pieces, only 35 miles from Seoul, any invasion would have to be met almost immediately with U.S.-fired atomic weapons.
But with North Korea possessing a nuclear arsenal estimated at 8 to 12 weapons and growing, a question arises: Why should the U.S. engage in a nuclear exchange with North Korea, over South Korea?
Why should a treaty that dates back 60 years commit us, in perpetuity, to back South Korea in a war from the first shot with Pyongyang, when that war could swiftly escalate to nuclear?
How does this comport with U.S. national interests?
In 1877, Lord Salisbury, commenting on Great Britain's stance on the Eastern Question, noted that "the commonest error in politics is sticking to the carcass of dead policies."
Is this not true today of America's Asian alliances?
North Korea's tests of atomic weapons and development of land-based and submarine-launched missiles should cause us to reconsider strategic commitments that date back to the 1950s.
President Nixon, ahead of his time, understood this.
As he began the drawdown of U.S. forces in Vietnam in 1969, he declared in Guam that while America would meet her treaty obligations, henceforth, Asian nations should provide the ground troops to defend themselves. Gen. MacArthur had told President Kennedy, before Vietnam, not to put U.S. foot soldiers onto the Asian mainland.
Now that we have entered a post-post Cold War era, where many Asian nations possess the actual or potential military power to defend themselves, something like a new Nixon Doctrine is worth considering.
Take all of the major territorial quarrels between China and its neighbors — the dispute with India over Aksai Chin and Arunachal Pradesh, the dispute with Japan over the Senkaku Islands, with Vietnam over the Paracels, with the Philippines over the Spratlys.
In none of these quarrels and conflicts does there seem to be any vital U.S. national interest so imperiled that we should risk a clash with a nuclear power like Beijing.
Once, there was a time when Hitler, Stalin, Mussolini and Tojo ruled almost all of Eurasia. And another time when a monolithic Sino-Soviet Communist bloc ruled from the Elbe to the Pacific.
As those times are long gone, is it not time for an exhaustive review of the alliances we have entered into and the war guarantees we have issued, to fight for nations and interests other than our own?
Under NATO, we are committed to go to war against a nuclear-armed Russia on behalf of 27 nations, including tiny Estonia.
One understood the necessity to defend West Germany and keep the Red Army on the other side of the Elbe, but when did Estonia's independence become so critical to U.S. security that we would fight a nuclear-armed Russia rather than lose it?
Indeed, how many of the dozens of U.S. war guarantees we have outstanding would we honor by going to war if they were called?
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