What if North Korea isn’t acting alone? What if they are planning something in concert with Iran and other enemies of the USA? A move against south Korea and bases in, Japan, as China moves on Japanese Islands, and Iran launches attacks on Israel? What if other nations get involved—like Egypt, and even—in some way Russia? Maybe Cuba as well? The North Koreans might be working a Sadat —a quick war with some gains, then a turn to the UN to get a good treaty! A few bits of territory—like some Islands or a strip of land might—be turned into food and money. Obama will be reluctant to go to war.
You should check out Anatoliy Golitsyn and other KGB defectors, or also JR Nyquist, an expert on the subject. Golitsyn hasn’t written for awhile, but he predicted the restructuring of the Communist Bloc before it happened, claiming it was a pre-planned strategy to “take one step back, two steps forward.” According to his thesis, Russia was using the same old Communist playbook first put into practice by Lenin himself, wherein they make strategic retreats and feign liberalization in order to “buy from them the rope that we will hang them with.” This also includes false splits in the communist bloc, establishment of a new party face, only to move back to the original communist forms once the strategy is no longer needed.
According to this scenario, the Communist Bloc is still alive and well, simply under different names, but with the same old goals. Therefore, we should view us as still in the cold war, with North Korea, Iran (ImaNutJob’s first task in office during his last election was to visit Moscow), and other crackpot nations as their proxies in a larger war.
In fact, according to Alexander Litnenvenko (I probably spelled his last name wrong, but he was the fellow who was poisoned by Polonium 2010 awhile back), the number two man in Al-Qaeda (now number one) was trained by the FSB and does their bidding.
The end came is convergence between East-West under communist terms, and concludes with a nuclear strike and occupation of the United States.
Obviously, it’s a scary world we live in.