Kim is begging to be attacked. Why?
“Never do what your enemy desires, for this reason alone - that he desires it” - Napoleon
IMO, things don’t get better from here.
If I thought five years from now we would be free from Kim threatening us, and his nuclear program would be gone, I’d say hold off.
We know that isn’t going to happen.
He is going to build. Whoever is helping him is going to continue to do so.
We have nothing to gain by waiting. There may be downside if we attack, but the downside farther down the road will be exponentially worse.
The advice from Napoleon may be wise. I can’t think that waiting any longer now is.
Will we have fewer people at risk two, three, or five years down the road? No. We’ll have many more people at risk.
“Kim is begging to be attacked. Why?”
“Never do what your enemy desires, for this reason alone - that he desires it” - Napoleon
I agree. He keeps provoking — first firing missiles into the sea; then firing a missile over Japan; and now this bomb.
It seems he wants us to do something.
Don’t ride into the ambush when you know it’s an ambush...
> Kim is begging to be attacked. Why?
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> “Never do what your enemy desires, for this reason alone - that he desires it” - Napoleon
Yes. Exactly.
Very astute observation. The nuke site will suddenly turn into a civilian healthcare center. Probably working with the Democrats and Obama directly on this one.
how did thst work out for napoleon?