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GAETZ BROKE IT DOWN: NORTH KOREA IS THE REAL NUCLEAR THREAT, NOT IRAN. TRUMP TOOK SMART STEPS WITH NORTH KOREA. SAME CAN BE DONE WITH IRAN. “Take North Korea. North Korea’s nuclear program is a far greater threat to the U.S. than Iran’s. It’s not even close. I know—I’ve had the briefings. I was on the House Armed Services Committee for eight years. Iran has neither the bomb, the delivery system, nor the reentry vehicle you’d need for any intercontinental ballistic missile to launch and reenter orbit. North Korea has all three. North Korea could launch a nuclear weapon at the mainland United States today. We probably have the ability to knock it out of the sky, but Iran can’t even get their bird in the air. Iran’s “death to America” chant isn’t really my concern. Obviously, U.S. cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle are on maps, and North Korea openly discusses them. Of course, we aren’t looking to drop 100 bunker busters in the mountains of North Korea. President Trump took other brilliant diplomatic steps to constrain North Korea’s hostilities, and the same could be done with Iran.”

GAETZ BROKE IT DOWN: NORTH KOREA IS THE REAL NUCLEAR THREAT, NOT IRAN. TRUMP TOOK SMART STEPS WITH NORTH KOREA. SAME CAN BE DONE WITH IRAN. “Take North Korea. North Korea’s nuclear program is a far greater threat to the U.S. than Iran’s. It’s not even close. I know—I’ve had the briefings. I was on the House Armed Services Committee for eight years. Iran has neither the bomb, the delivery system, nor the reentry vehicle you’d need for any intercontinental ballistic missile to launch and reenter orbit. North Korea has all three. North Korea could launch a nuclear weapon at the mainland United States today. We probably have the ability to knock it out of the sky, but Iran can’t even get their bird in the air. Iran’s “death to America” chant isn’t really my concern. Obviously, U.S. cities like Los Angeles, San Diego, and Seattle are on maps, and North Korea openly discusses them. Of course, we aren’t looking to drop 100 bunker busters in the mountains of North Korea. President Trump took other brilliant diplomatic steps to constrain North Korea’s hostilities, and the same could be done with Iran.”

Grace Chong, MBI

227,651 views • 1 year ago

Seven years later, Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife made their second visit to North Korea. Most Westerners have never been to North Korea. They know almost nothing about its people, its education system, its daily life, its history, or how a country survives decades of sanctions, isolation, military pressure, and ideological demonization. But in their imagination, North Korea already exists as a completed villain template. Dark. Backward. Brainwashed. Poor. Disposable. A cartoon state built for Western moral theater. China has been placed into the same narrative machine, only on a larger scale. Not a civilization. Not a country. Not 1.4 billion human beings with history, memory, labor, grief, ambition, and survival. Just “the authoritarian threat.” A giant villain with ports, factories, missiles, AI models, high-speed rail, engineers, and 5,000 years of civilizational continuity. That is how Western ideology works. First, it removes human complexity. Then it replaces reality with a label. Then it treats the label as evidence. “Dictatorship.” “Regime.” “Threat.” “Axis.” “Rogue state.” “Authoritarian bloc.” Once the label is installed, no fact is allowed to disturb it. If a sanctioned country survives, it is propaganda. If its people are educated, it is indoctrination. If life expectancy rises, it is ignored. If it builds industry, it is militarization. If it resists Western pressure, it is aggression. This is why the West misunderstands both China and North Korea. It does not study them as societies. It consumes them as villains.

Seven years later, Chinese President Xi Jinping and his wife made their second visit to North Korea. Most Westerners have never been to North Korea. They know almost nothing about its people, its education system, its daily life, its history, or how a country survives decades of sanctions, isolation, military pressure, and ideological demonization. But in their imagination, North Korea already exists as a completed villain template. Dark. Backward. Brainwashed. Poor. Disposable. A cartoon state built for Western moral theater. China has been placed into the same narrative machine, only on a larger scale. Not a civilization. Not a country. Not 1.4 billion human beings with history, memory, labor, grief, ambition, and survival. Just “the authoritarian threat.” A giant villain with ports, factories, missiles, AI models, high-speed rail, engineers, and 5,000 years of civilizational continuity. That is how Western ideology works. First, it removes human complexity. Then it replaces reality with a label. Then it treats the label as evidence. “Dictatorship.” “Regime.” “Threat.” “Axis.” “Rogue state.” “Authoritarian bloc.” Once the label is installed, no fact is allowed to disturb it. If a sanctioned country survives, it is propaganda. If its people are educated, it is indoctrination. If life expectancy rises, it is ignored. If it builds industry, it is militarization. If it resists Western pressure, it is aggression. This is why the West misunderstands both China and North Korea. It does not study them as societies. It consumes them as villains.

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Prof. John Mearsheimer: The United States and Israel have failed on every one of their objectives — regime change, eliminating enrichment capability, ballistic missiles, support for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Every one. Israel is in real trouble because it has been unable to shut down Iran's nuclear program, which is the issue it cares about the most. There is a serious possibility that Iran will get nuclear weapons. If Israel and the United States cannot get a nuclear deal, there is a serious possibility Israel will use its nuclear weapons to attack Iran.

Prof. John Mearsheimer: The United States and Israel have failed on every one of their objectives — regime change, eliminating enrichment capability, ballistic missiles, support for Hezbollah, Hamas, and the Houthis. Every one. Israel is in real trouble because it has been unable to shut down Iran's nuclear program, which is the issue it cares about the most. There is a serious possibility that Iran will get nuclear weapons. If Israel and the United States cannot get a nuclear deal, there is a serious possibility Israel will use its nuclear weapons to attack Iran.

Clash Report

12,548 views • 10 hours ago

🇺🇸 Secretary Marco Rubio: ⚠️ Iran poses a grave threat to the US ⚠️ Iran is trying to restart its nuclear weapons program and resume enrichment ⚠️ The regime already has thousands of ballistic missiles that threaten US bases in the Middle East, and that can reach most of Europe ⚠️ Iran refuses to discuss limits on its ballistic missile program ⚠️ Iran is trying to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles

🇺🇸 Secretary Marco Rubio: ⚠️ Iran poses a grave threat to the US ⚠️ Iran is trying to restart its nuclear weapons program and resume enrichment ⚠️ The regime already has thousands of ballistic missiles that threaten US bases in the Middle East, and that can reach most of Europe ⚠️ Iran refuses to discuss limits on its ballistic missile program ⚠️ Iran is trying to develop intercontinental ballistic missiles

Israel War Room

27,518 views • 4 months ago

North Korea recently tested a new ballistic missile, with record flight time and altitude. The world merely watches as this threat grows. Through Moscow’s assistance, North Korea has advanced its artillery and missile capabilities. Now, they are learning the tactics of modern warfare. Thousands of North Korean soldiers are already near Ukraine’s borders, preparing to fight. And the world is still watching. We know where these North Korean troops are gathering in Russia. We could act preemptively if we had the means—long-range capability. Yet, America, the UK, and Germany watch. We understand the logistics pipeline between Russia and North Korea that enables this aggression, and it must be stopped. Strong Asian nations, including China, have a role to play. If China truly advocates for ending the war, it must act.

North Korea recently tested a new ballistic missile, with record flight time and altitude. The world merely watches as this threat grows. Through Moscow’s assistance, North Korea has advanced its artillery and missile capabilities. Now, they are learning the tactics of modern warfare. Thousands of North Korean soldiers are already near Ukraine’s borders, preparing to fight. And the world is still watching. We know where these North Korean troops are gathering in Russia. We could act preemptively if we had the means—long-range capability. Yet, America, the UK, and Germany watch. We understand the logistics pipeline between Russia and North Korea that enables this aggression, and it must be stopped. Strong Asian nations, including China, have a role to play. If China truly advocates for ending the war, it must act.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський

1,950,116 views • 1 year ago

#WATCH | ANI National Security Summit 2.0: DRDO Chairman Dr Samir V Kamat says, "For short-range ballistic missiles, the Pralay is now in the final stages of testing. With respect to hypersonic, we are working on two programs, the hypersonic glide missile and the hypersonic cruise missiles. The glide missile will come out first. We should be doing the first trials fairly soon. And that is at a more advanced stage than the cruise missile. The cruise missile program has not yet been sanctioned, although we are working on the various technologies which will get into the cruise missile..." "For short-range ballistic missiles, the Pralay is now in the final stages of testing and should be ready. Then we have some of our strategic missiles, which can be converted to tactical usage for the medium range and the long range. With respect to hypersonic, we are working on two programs, the hypersonic glide missile and the hypersonic cruise missiles. The hypersonic cruise missiles is one which has a scramjet engine and it is powered during its flight. The hypersonic glide missile is a missile which uses a booster to give it initial velocity, and then it just glides without any powering. The glide missile will come out first. We should be doing the first trials fairly soon. And that is at a more advanced stage than the cruise missile. The cruise missile program has not yet been sanctioned, although we are working on the various technologies which will get into the cruise missile. Recently, we have done a scramjet propulsion for more than 1,000 seconds. So that's been a major achievement, and once the program is sanctioned, we'll convert the scramjet propulsion into a working missile system. And I think that should take about five years after the sanction."

#WATCH | ANI National Security Summit 2.0: DRDO Chairman Dr Samir V Kamat says, "For short-range ballistic missiles, the Pralay is now in the final stages of testing. With respect to hypersonic, we are working on two programs, the hypersonic glide missile and the hypersonic cruise missiles. The glide missile will come out first. We should be doing the first trials fairly soon. And that is at a more advanced stage than the cruise missile. The cruise missile program has not yet been sanctioned, although we are working on the various technologies which will get into the cruise missile..." "For short-range ballistic missiles, the Pralay is now in the final stages of testing and should be ready. Then we have some of our strategic missiles, which can be converted to tactical usage for the medium range and the long range. With respect to hypersonic, we are working on two programs, the hypersonic glide missile and the hypersonic cruise missiles. The hypersonic cruise missiles is one which has a scramjet engine and it is powered during its flight. The hypersonic glide missile is a missile which uses a booster to give it initial velocity, and then it just glides without any powering. The glide missile will come out first. We should be doing the first trials fairly soon. And that is at a more advanced stage than the cruise missile. The cruise missile program has not yet been sanctioned, although we are working on the various technologies which will get into the cruise missile. Recently, we have done a scramjet propulsion for more than 1,000 seconds. So that's been a major achievement, and once the program is sanctioned, we'll convert the scramjet propulsion into a working missile system. And I think that should take about five years after the sanction."

ANI

25,700 views • 2 months ago

I think Trump’s next foreign policy focus will be Korea. Trump wants to be remembered as the peacemaker who brings stability to the Korean Peninsula after addressing the Middle East. North Korea is not giving up its nuclear arsenal anytime soon. Its economy and military are growing through arms sales to Russia and closer ties with China, following a path similar to China’s earlier development. East Asians’ high average intelligence and strong work ethic are driving real progress in the North, even if millions still face hardship. Peace through strength remains the realistic path forward and it must be done swiftly before North Korea becomes more powerful and advanced.

I think Trump’s next foreign policy focus will be Korea. Trump wants to be remembered as the peacemaker who brings stability to the Korean Peninsula after addressing the Middle East. North Korea is not giving up its nuclear arsenal anytime soon. Its economy and military are growing through arms sales to Russia and closer ties with China, following a path similar to China’s earlier development. East Asians’ high average intelligence and strong work ethic are driving real progress in the North, even if millions still face hardship. Peace through strength remains the realistic path forward and it must be done swiftly before North Korea becomes more powerful and advanced.

Kangmin Lee | 이강민

12,239 views • 20 days ago

Here’s a very basic breakdown of Korean politics. In Korea, the left is pro-China, pro-North Korea, more multicultural, feminist, and anti-America. The right is pro-America, anti-China, anti-North Korea, more skeptical of immigration, and anti-feminist. Korean politics is still stuck in Cold War dynamics because of the legacy of the Korean War. The left wants to be nice to North Korea and pretend there’s no threat. The right knows we’re still technically at war. But social issues like immigration and feminism are starting to matter more, and the divide is slowly starting to look more like the West.

Here’s a very basic breakdown of Korean politics. In Korea, the left is pro-China, pro-North Korea, more multicultural, feminist, and anti-America. The right is pro-America, anti-China, anti-North Korea, more skeptical of immigration, and anti-feminist. Korean politics is still stuck in Cold War dynamics because of the legacy of the Korean War. The left wants to be nice to North Korea and pretend there’s no threat. The right knows we’re still technically at war. But social issues like immigration and feminism are starting to matter more, and the divide is slowly starting to look more like the West.

Kangmin Lee | 이강민

517,095 views • 1 month ago

At the Freedom and Innovation Party Tuesday National Prayer Meeting, former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large Morse H. Tan explained why he came to South Korea despite the risks. He said he did not come for publicity or personal gain, but out of obedience to God and a sense of calling. When speaking about North Korea, Tan paused as he became visibly emotional. He said his concern for the Korean Peninsula is not merely academic research, but a calling that has shaped much of his life and work. He prayed for the reunification of North and South Korea, for the end of oppression and injustice, and for a united Korea to become a beacon of faith across Asia. Tan closed with a simple message to the Korean people: "Keep praying. Keep fighting." #MorseHTan #SouthKorea #FaithAndFreedom

At the Freedom and Innovation Party Tuesday National Prayer Meeting, former U.S. Ambassador-at-Large Morse H. Tan explained why he came to South Korea despite the risks. He said he did not come for publicity or personal gain, but out of obedience to God and a sense of calling. When speaking about North Korea, Tan paused as he became visibly emotional. He said his concern for the Korean Peninsula is not merely academic research, but a calling that has shaped much of his life and work. He prayed for the reunification of North and South Korea, for the end of oppression and injustice, and for a united Korea to become a beacon of faith across Asia. Tan closed with a simple message to the Korean people: "Keep praying. Keep fighting." #MorseHTan #SouthKorea #FaithAndFreedom

YetAgain_AWEB

13,386 views • 1 month ago

Fahd Al-Shaleimi, President of the Gulf Forum for Peace and Security: "Iran is an enemy of the Arabs. It seeks to obtain nuclear weapons and seize Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem as part of its messianic ideology. There is a North Korea on the shores of the Arabian Gulf."

Fahd Al-Shaleimi, President of the Gulf Forum for Peace and Security: "Iran is an enemy of the Arabs. It seeks to obtain nuclear weapons and seize Mecca, Medina, and Jerusalem as part of its messianic ideology. There is a North Korea on the shores of the Arabian Gulf."

Open Source Intel

85,764 views • 2 months ago

Let me be clear. Destroying the Islamic regime now, is the best thing that could happen to the world. This is a war that was bound to happen eventually. It's better for us to fight a wounded regime, than it is to fight a full powered one with nuclear capabilities, and ballistic missiles that could reach anywhere in the Western world. It would be apocalyptic. The United States and Israel are doing the world a service. A free Iran will usher in a time of unprecedented peace and stability in the Middle East, and across the globe. #Iran #FreedomForIran #Europe

Let me be clear. Destroying the Islamic regime now, is the best thing that could happen to the world. This is a war that was bound to happen eventually. It's better for us to fight a wounded regime, than it is to fight a full powered one with nuclear capabilities, and ballistic missiles that could reach anywhere in the Western world. It would be apocalyptic. The United States and Israel are doing the world a service. A free Iran will usher in a time of unprecedented peace and stability in the Middle East, and across the globe. #Iran #FreedomForIran #Europe

MEP Sebastian Tynkkynen

11,084 views • 4 months ago

🚨 BREAKING: NORTH KOREA FIRES BALLISTIC MISSILE — JAPAN ON ALERT Japan says North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile, sending shockwaves across the region. According to Japanese authorities, the missile was fired toward the sea off North Korea’s east coast, with officials now working urgently to track its trajectory and ensure the safety of aircraft, ships, and nearby assets. The launch comes amid ongoing U.S.–South Korea military drills, a moment when tensions on the Korean Peninsula are already running high. While North Korea frequently conducts missile tests, each launch is closely watched by Tokyo, Washington, and Seoul due to the regime’s growing missile and nuclear capabilities. For now, Japanese officials say they are gathering and analysing data as the situation continues to unfold.

🚨 BREAKING: NORTH KOREA FIRES BALLISTIC MISSILE — JAPAN ON ALERT Japan says North Korea has launched a suspected ballistic missile, sending shockwaves across the region. According to Japanese authorities, the missile was fired toward the sea off North Korea’s east coast, with officials now working urgently to track its trajectory and ensure the safety of aircraft, ships, and nearby assets. The launch comes amid ongoing U.S.–South Korea military drills, a moment when tensions on the Korean Peninsula are already running high. While North Korea frequently conducts missile tests, each launch is closely watched by Tokyo, Washington, and Seoul due to the regime’s growing missile and nuclear capabilities. For now, Japanese officials say they are gathering and analysing data as the situation continues to unfold.

Jim Ferguson

175,220 views • 4 months ago

Israel launched a defensive and preemptive strike against Iran’s nuclear operations. Here’s what we know so far. Israel targeted Iran’s nuclear sites, their ballistic missile programs, nuclear infrastructure, engineers, and nuclear scientists, and its top military commanders, including the Chief of Staff and the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, a US designated terrorist organization that arms and funds groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. These attacks unfolded in over five waves and at over 100 quality targets in operations that included aircrafts and additional on the ground intelligence activity. This is not a war between Israel and the Iranian people. This is a fight to stop a terrorist regime from acquiring the most dangerous weapon on earth. According to the IAEA, the UN nuclear watchdog, Iran is now capable of producing up to 15 nuclear bombs. In the last few months and while pretending to negotiate a deal with the US in good faith, Iran has accelerated its nuclear enrichment and weapons program. Iran is the head of the Middle Eastern snake. Their fingerprints can be found in every single bloody conflict in the region. Iran is the greatest sponsor of terrorism in the world and their regime oppresses their own people with their Islamist ideology. Israel cannot allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. The Middle East cannot allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. Because a nuclear Iran doesn’t just threaten Israel, it threatens the entire world.

Israel launched a defensive and preemptive strike against Iran’s nuclear operations. Here’s what we know so far. Israel targeted Iran’s nuclear sites, their ballistic missile programs, nuclear infrastructure, engineers, and nuclear scientists, and its top military commanders, including the Chief of Staff and the head of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard, a US designated terrorist organization that arms and funds groups like Hamas, Hezbollah, and the Houthis. These attacks unfolded in over five waves and at over 100 quality targets in operations that included aircrafts and additional on the ground intelligence activity. This is not a war between Israel and the Iranian people. This is a fight to stop a terrorist regime from acquiring the most dangerous weapon on earth. According to the IAEA, the UN nuclear watchdog, Iran is now capable of producing up to 15 nuclear bombs. In the last few months and while pretending to negotiate a deal with the US in good faith, Iran has accelerated its nuclear enrichment and weapons program. Iran is the head of the Middle Eastern snake. Their fingerprints can be found in every single bloody conflict in the region. Iran is the greatest sponsor of terrorism in the world and their regime oppresses their own people with their Islamist ideology. Israel cannot allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. The Middle East cannot allow Iran to have a nuclear weapon. Because a nuclear Iran doesn’t just threaten Israel, it threatens the entire world.

Noa Tishby

24,122 views • 1 year ago

🚨WATCH: IDF spokesman in an interview with ABC: "Israel's goal is NOT to overthrow the regime in Iran. We do not plan to change the regime there. Our goals are to neutralize the threat that the Iranian nuclear program and its missiles pose to Israel. Our military goal is to remove the threat of a nuclear bomb over Israel, their ballistic missiles, and the spread of terrorism in the region. This is a defensive operation aimed at neutralizing military threats, not political interference in the regime of a sovereign state. That is, until Iran decides to change its course independently; we will not interfere with the political change there.

🚨WATCH: IDF spokesman in an interview with ABC: "Israel's goal is NOT to overthrow the regime in Iran. We do not plan to change the regime there. Our goals are to neutralize the threat that the Iranian nuclear program and its missiles pose to Israel. Our military goal is to remove the threat of a nuclear bomb over Israel, their ballistic missiles, and the spread of terrorism in the region. This is a defensive operation aimed at neutralizing military threats, not political interference in the regime of a sovereign state. That is, until Iran decides to change its course independently; we will not interfere with the political change there.

Raylan Givens

15,038 views • 1 year ago

North Korea defies FIFA and broadcasts World Cup matches for free to its people State television in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is airing World Cup matches free of charge for viewers inside the country, arguing that the tournament is a global event that should not be restricted by paid viewing rights. Local media conveyed the message that *“the World Cup is a global tournament, and no entity has the right to deprive the public of watching it in exchange for fees.”* Pyongyang continues to broadcast World Cup matches live and free in every edition, reflecting its rejection of commercial broadcasting restrictions despite external criticism or objections.

North Korea defies FIFA and broadcasts World Cup matches for free to its people State television in the Democratic People’s Republic of Korea is airing World Cup matches free of charge for viewers inside the country, arguing that the tournament is a global event that should not be restricted by paid viewing rights. Local media conveyed the message that “the World Cup is a global tournament, and no entity has the right to deprive the public of watching it in exchange for fees.” Pyongyang continues to broadcast World Cup matches live and free in every edition, reflecting its rejection of commercial broadcasting restrictions despite external criticism or objections.

China pulse 🇨🇳

17,280 views • 23 days ago

🇺🇸🇮🇷 IRAN WITH NUCLEAR WEAPONS WOULD BE A WORSE MONSTER THAN NORTH KOREA Bestselling author Joel Rosenberg suggested that the U.S. should crack down on Iran's ballistic missile programs almost as urgently as it seeks to limit the regime's enrichment of uranium. He argued that any prospect of Iran developing ICBMs must be nipped in the bud to make sure it doesn't become a direct intercontinental threat. A ballistically empowered Iran would be as dangerous as North Korea could have been if its hatred of the U.S. had religious fervor. Full debate between Glenn Diesen and Joel C. Rosenberg below

🇺🇸🇮🇷 IRAN WITH NUCLEAR WEAPONS WOULD BE A WORSE MONSTER THAN NORTH KOREA Bestselling author Joel Rosenberg suggested that the U.S. should crack down on Iran's ballistic missile programs almost as urgently as it seeks to limit the regime's enrichment of uranium. He argued that any prospect of Iran developing ICBMs must be nipped in the bud to make sure it doesn't become a direct intercontinental threat. A ballistically empowered Iran would be as dangerous as North Korea could have been if its hatred of the U.S. had religious fervor. Full debate between Glenn Diesen and Joel C. Rosenberg below

Mario Nawfal

56,163 views • 5 months ago

“South Korea has discovered that it is merely a tool for the United States and that its security is not important.” South Korean media released footage showing the transfer of the American THAAD missile defense system to Israel. All six launch vehicles have left their positions, and radar units as well as operation and maintenance units are also expected to be transferred.

“South Korea has discovered that it is merely a tool for the United States and that its security is not important.” South Korean media released footage showing the transfer of the American THAAD missile defense system to Israel. All six launch vehicles have left their positions, and radar units as well as operation and maintenance units are also expected to be transferred.

GBX

28,092 views • 4 months ago

Ben Meiselas connects the dots between Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and North Korea's nuclear program: When Donald Trump pulled out of the JCPOA, it sent the message that this template that was going to be used for North Korea would never work because the U.S. would never keep its word. So Kim Jong-un viewed Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA and said, "Got it, this guy is an easy mark; let's do the love letter thing and drag this out and build the nuclear weapons." Part of Obama's thinking behind the JCPOA was North Korea as well, and it was reducing the proliferation of nuclear weapons as an international governing principle.

Ben Meiselas connects the dots between Trump's withdrawal from the Iran nuclear deal and North Korea's nuclear program: When Donald Trump pulled out of the JCPOA, it sent the message that this template that was going to be used for North Korea would never work because the U.S. would never keep its word. So Kim Jong-un viewed Trump's withdrawal from the JCPOA and said, "Got it, this guy is an easy mark; let's do the love letter thing and drag this out and build the nuclear weapons." Part of Obama's thinking behind the JCPOA was North Korea as well, and it was reducing the proliferation of nuclear weapons as an international governing principle.

MeidasClips

29,721 views • 1 month ago

☢️Col. Lawrence Wilkerson: ‘IRAN HAS ALREADY WON…if they want nuclear weapons, they will make one.’ 'I think Iran is perched right now exactly where Haaretz said they were. All they have to do to win is not lose, and All the United States and Israel have to do is achieve a spectacular victory, and they aren't going to do that. So Iran’s already won. The question is, How much damage is Donald Trump and what’s left of the American military going to be done to in the interim? And How much damage is going to be done to that military, particularly its maritime elements? They have not unleashed anything significant yet on a US warship. They could and they might, and that's the end of that warship if they do. The carrier is holding off at least 1300 kilometres. Not just because of range. Because there are some missiles that can go that far. It's because the carrier is so capable of getting up to flight speed so fast that once it has a warning of a missile launch, it can itself defend fairly successfully without subsurface, surface, or airborne assets. If the carrier moves at the right moment, at the speed it's capable of achieving, it's going to be very hard to hit it in that terminal phase. But they would ultimately fail with a hypersonic missile. I take my experience from Kang Sok-Ju and Kye-Gwan in North Korea in October 2002, when we went to present them with an economic package the President and even the Vice President thought would be persuasive in getting them to back off their nuclear programme. Kye-Gwan looked right at us and said…we already have nuclear weapons. So I know how we were fooled by North Korea. I know North Korea in 2002 was working with Iran, not just on underground fortifications but also on nuclear weapons, how to match warhead to missile. So Ted, I think, is right. If the Iranians want a nuclear weapon, they'll make one.’ — Former Chief of Staff at the State Department, Col. Lawrence Wilkerson on the latest episode of New Order Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

☢️Col. Lawrence Wilkerson: ‘IRAN HAS ALREADY WON…if they want nuclear weapons, they will make one.’ 'I think Iran is perched right now exactly where Haaretz said they were. All they have to do to win is not lose, and All the United States and Israel have to do is achieve a spectacular victory, and they aren't going to do that. So Iran’s already won. The question is, How much damage is Donald Trump and what’s left of the American military going to be done to in the interim? And How much damage is going to be done to that military, particularly its maritime elements? They have not unleashed anything significant yet on a US warship. They could and they might, and that's the end of that warship if they do. The carrier is holding off at least 1300 kilometres. Not just because of range. Because there are some missiles that can go that far. It's because the carrier is so capable of getting up to flight speed so fast that once it has a warning of a missile launch, it can itself defend fairly successfully without subsurface, surface, or airborne assets. If the carrier moves at the right moment, at the speed it's capable of achieving, it's going to be very hard to hit it in that terminal phase. But they would ultimately fail with a hypersonic missile. I take my experience from Kang Sok-Ju and Kye-Gwan in North Korea in October 2002, when we went to present them with an economic package the President and even the Vice President thought would be persuasive in getting them to back off their nuclear programme. Kye-Gwan looked right at us and said…we already have nuclear weapons. So I know how we were fooled by North Korea. I know North Korea in 2002 was working with Iran, not just on underground fortifications but also on nuclear weapons, how to match warhead to missile. So Ted, I think, is right. If the Iranians want a nuclear weapon, they'll make one.’ — Former Chief of Staff at the State Department, Col. Lawrence Wilkerson on the latest episode of New Order Watch the full interview in the quoted post below👇

New Order with Afshin Rattansi

48,243 views • 2 months ago

‼️🇰🇵 North Korea has unveiled what it claims is its first nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, inspected by Kim Jong Un. While experts question Pyongyang’s ability to field a reliable naval reactor, the signal is clear: its nuclear deterrent is moving beyond land. Even a partially functional nuclear sub would complicate planning for the United States, South Korea, and Japan by forcing expanded anti-submarine patrols and pushing naval forces farther offshore. For NATO allies, it underscores a dangerous shift: North Korea’s nuclear doctrine is going mobile and underwater. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

‼️🇰🇵 North Korea has unveiled what it claims is its first nuclear-powered ballistic missile submarine, inspected by Kim Jong Un. While experts question Pyongyang’s ability to field a reliable naval reactor, the signal is clear: its nuclear deterrent is moving beyond land. Even a partially functional nuclear sub would complicate planning for the United States, South Korea, and Japan by forcing expanded anti-submarine patrols and pushing naval forces farther offshore. For NATO allies, it underscores a dangerous shift: North Korea’s nuclear doctrine is going mobile and underwater. See the latest updates with us: NSTRIKE

NSTRIKE

13,724 views • 6 months ago