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To: Husker24

Donald is hard to read. Might he taunt the little monster like he did the news?


8 posted on 07/06/2017 2:39:51 PM PDT by HiTech RedNeck (Embrace the Lion of Judah and He will roar for you and teach you to roar too. See my page.)
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To: HiTech RedNeck
Donald is hard to read. Might he taunt the little monster like he did the news?

Yeah he will try to tweet him to death I suppose. :-) Trump will try and negotiate a deal with China but I doubt much happens there of any substance. China likes having NK around to mess with us. Any real deal has to allow independent inspector access to all their military sites. THAT will never happen with the current NK regime.

Maybe some BS deal gets signed but I really don't see a good path forward here ... unless there is covert action to take out the NK leadership. Such an action would upset China big time but I am not sure they would go to war over it.

39 posted on 07/06/2017 3:30:47 PM PDT by plain talk
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To: HiTech RedNeck; McGavin999; Don Corleone; Louis Foxwell; Pollard; MIchaelTArchangel; Dutch Boy; ...
I wrote earlier today, that it's vital to remember we are talking about Trump AND Gen Mattis. These gentlemen are professionals not man-children like the prior administration. Before the Trump Administration makes ANY move, they have a plan that is 3-4 steps ahead of the competition, be it CNN or Hillary or North Korea.

While many like to play up Gen Mattis as a war-monger, he is an incredibly well-read individual. He is a strategist AND a warrior.

So, for a moment, imagine the NK Leader eating with his generals. One of them drops dead. A few moments later, another one drops dead. Rinse and repeat over a week. Then, Kim Jong-un wakes from a bad night's sleep to this...

This is almost no different from the military head games Reagan ran around the Soviets in the early 1980s. It was brutally effective, without a shot being fired.

"Sometimes we would send bombers over the North Pole and their radars would click on," recalls Gen. Jack Chain, [a] former Strategic Air Command commander. "Other times fighter-bombers would probe their Asian or European periphery." During peak times, the operation would include several maneuvers in a week. They would come at irregular intervals to make the effect all the more unsettling. Then, as quickly as the unannounced flights began, they would stop, only to begin again a few weeks later.

Another former US official with access to the PSYOP program offered this assessment:

"It really got to them," recalls Dr. William Schneider, [former] undersecretary of state for military assistance and technology, who saw classified "after-action reports" that indicated U.S. flight activity. "They didn't know what it all meant. A squadron would fly straight at Soviet airspace, and other radars would light up and units would go on alert. Then at the last minute the squadron would peel off and return home."

Then there is the issue of "what next" if KJU is toppled. Many people I know who grew up under Soviet rule knew they were being lied to - there was enough Western leakage where they knew what was up. When the Wall fell, they were GENERALLY ready to have a go at a life that is free (but still hard). I don't think that's the case with the poor citizens of NK. Thus we need a plan for winning the peace. THAT, in some ways, is a tougher bridge to cross than how to get the horse's head into KJU's bed.

Yea, if we go psyops, we will still get rhetoric from NK and his people remain under tyranny. However, there will be NO more missile tests (he can take a hint, and I suspect news of how that new guy in DC operates will reach China pretty fast) and NK is now neutralized.

To paraphrase John Lennon, all I am saying, is give Psyops a chance!!

74 posted on 07/06/2017 5:46:05 PM PDT by DoodleBob
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