[bkopto]

Everyone's gettin' while the gettins good, before Jan 2017. Maybe Bath House can give them 150 billion to help them out.

[gaijin]

Thank you, Jimmy Carter.

I hope you are in pain.

[Lx]

Tritium enhances the yield of a fission bomb via injection into the core if my source is to be believed, the book: “The Fear of All Sums”.

I didn’t see where they were trying to achieve fusion.

[Snickering Hound]

They have to successfully make an A-bomb first.

They’ve claimed 3 detonations.

First is widely believed to have been a fizzle.

No radiation was detected from the other two, leading scientists to believe it was actually conventional explosives.

[CarolinaPeach]

That’s nice. They should try making more food that is available to the general population.

[SERKIT]

Sure - maybe we can help them fund state-sponsored terrorism, too, just like Iran. I think the Little Dick-Tater is on the right path to have an audience with Jean Francois Keree.

[kabar]

NK just got the Iran contract to build a nuclear weapon. $150 billion buys a lot from one of the poorest countries on Earth.

[ConservativeMind]

Aren't H-bombs the “environmentally friendly bomb?”’ I thought these were the bombs that left little residual radiation, but killed really effectively.

[Zathras]

North Korea’s 3 detonations had insufficient radiation output to trigger a radiation implosion of the Lithium Deuteride fusion fuel.
I suspect they are going to do the Russian ploy using Tritium boosting and then claim they built an H-Bomb.

Primary to North Korea bomb program is them using Reactor Grade Plutonium which is causing pre-detonation.

[PATRIOT1876]

I think they won’t get very far.
I doubt that Kim Dung could figure out how to make vinegar and baking soda fizz...

If they need electricity to build a bomb, I think they might be out of luck. It’s awful dark over North Korea at night.

[B212]

inbred mongrels after 75 years, if new blood isn't introduced into their population, they are doomed...