Foreign rocket engines for North Korea: Why? (somewhat tinfoil-ish)

The Slovak Spectator ^ | 22. Sep 2017 | Juraj Mesík

[Rashputin]

Sure, we're getting the pure truth from the media.

Gotcha

[Kalamata]

I couldn’t say, Krosan, as I don’t know for sure one way or the other. Sometimes I sit back and wonder at everything and contemplate what exactly what we know as fact. Is it what Gov’t or the media tell us it is? I harken back to what my dad used to tell me so many years ago: “Question everything.”

[redcatcherb412]

Hard to believe with all rocketmans launches of multistage missiles that the US hasn’t salvaged a few first or 2nd stage engines after splashdown in the Sea of Japan.

[woodbutcher1963]

“Unlike the US and Europe, there is one country which does need Russian water, land, minerals and other natural resources. The country which actually controlled much of what is now Russia before being pushed out and eventually forced to sign, under Russian guns, treaties in 1858 and 1860. Many Russians fear that the day will come when this country will reclaim the stolen land.”

This was the basis for one of Tom Clancy’s last books “The Bear and the Dragon”. In the book China invades Siberia to steal their recently discovered gold and oil. Russia joins NATO and the US comes to the Russians aid in defeating China.

[Rashputin]

I don't know about ten trillion but I know Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld announced just before 9/11 that the Pentagon didn't know where several trillion had gone and what it had been spent on.

Did you miss that or do you ignore facts and hope people will believe you when you brand anything you disagree with a conspiracy theory?