N. Korea says conducted 'successful' hydrogen bomb test

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

http://news.yahoo.com/n-korea-says-c...033750240.html

N. Korea says conducted 'successful' hydrogen bomb test

North Korea said Wednesday it had successfully carried out its first hydrogen bomb test, marking a major step forward in its nuclear development, if confirmed.

"The republic's first hydrogen bomb test has been successfully performed at 10:00 am on January 6, 2016, based on the strategic determination of the Workers' Party," a state television news reader announced.

If true, you can thank the dem hero-Bill Clinton!!!
Now obama will demand that we help Iran get one too!!!
Folks, you can't make this kind of shit up.
Unless you are American media,leftist, and/or globalist. --Tyr

[Black Diamond]

Should we blame Truman for not finishing them off?

[Black Diamond]

Aside from blame, though, this is not good.

[NightTrain]

The nutty little bastard isn't going to stop until he provokes a full scale invasion. Or his country nuked.

[LongTermGuy]

Good....




US mulls deployment of B-52 bomber and nuclear-armed submarine to Korea

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

Should we blame Truman for not finishing them off?

Yes... And for his firing MacArthur...Trumann after all was a damn democrat..
There has not been a good democrat president since long before 1900.. -Tyr

[Bilgerat]

I wonder how many crocodile tears the p[R]esident will shed about this?

Sorry, had to go there.

[Tyr-Ziu Saxnot]

I wonder how many crocodile tears the p[R]esident will shed about this?

Sorry, had to go there.

Remember how they blasted and laughed at the "boner/ JohnBohner" for his tears???
Where is that ridicule now that it is their maggot god fake crying????
Hypocrisy= dems/libs. They are all scum in my book. I spit on them.--Tyr

[namvet]

I think its just more gook BS. an H bomb?? good bye NK

[LongTermGuy]

Interesting read....

U.S. PLANNED TO A-BOMB N. KOREA IN 1950 WAR - Page 2
Nuclear Weapons And Aircraft Waited For Orders



MacARTHUR NOW CONSIDERS USING THE "BOMB"
With the oncoming defeat a distinct possibility, talk of using the Atomic Bomb was making the rounds. General Hoyt Vandenberg, speaking for the Air Force, suggested they were prepared to use it.
MacArthur suggested a plan to use numerous bombs. The U.S. had a stockpile of nearly 300 air-burst bombs. Only President Truman could order them used. MacArthur was insisting he be given the sole right to use 50 bombs as he saw fit. He insisted on bombing the Yalu power plants with multiple strikes by B-29s.

Suggestions came from all services and every General offered his own plan. Truman announced the U.S. was considering using the Atomic weapon against North Korea. The situation brought up a question in my mind: Our entire military complex was announcing their plans to drop the bomb, but MacArthur, with the same idea, was criticized for planning the same thing.

A state of affairs was rapidly going from bad to disastrous. In the war room Vandenberg dismissed the idea of further reprimands to MacArthur. "What good would it do? He won't obey the orders". General Ridgway exploded. "You can relieve any commander who won't obey orders, can't you?" Thus the idea of relieving MacArthur was on the table. He again requested that the Pentagon grant him a field commander's discretion to <nobr style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: 18px;">employ</nobr> nuclear weapons as necessary.
He wanted them stockpiled in Okinawa, which they were finally stored ready for use after MacArthur's request was denied. His plan was to drop between 30 and 50 atomic bombs-strung across the neck of Manchuria, and spread behind us, from the Sea of Japan to the Yellow Sea- a belt of radioactive cobalt for at least 60 years there would be no invasion of Korea from the North. The Russians, he claimed, would be intimidated by this and do nothing. He continued to strongly seek authority to deploy the bomb.

Much More..

​http://b-29s-over-korea.com/NorthKor...50-War_02.html

[Drummond]

For what it's worth, our media reports (domestic BBC and LBC news reporting, anyway) cast some doubt on its being an H-bomb at all. They say that the seismic effect is a lot smaller than they'd have expected from an H-bomb explosion. The suggestion seems to be that either the test went wrong, or more likely, N Korea is hyping up their test to pretend it was something it wasn't.

[Elessar]

If true, you can thank the dem hero-Bill Clinton!!!
Now obama will demand that we help Iran get one too!!!
Folks, you can't make this kind of shit up.
Unless you are American media,leftist, and/or globalist. --Tyr

That little fat boy needs an Osama Bin Laden visit!

[Elessar]

Good....




US mulls deployment of B-52 bomber and nuclear-armed submarine to Korea

Rosie, don't let the door hit your fat flabby ass on the way out.

Now Shoo....Scat, worthless Shit.

[namvet]

Interesting read....

U.S. PLANNED TO A-BOMB N. KOREA IN 1950 WAR - Page 2
Nuclear Weapons And Aircraft Waited For Orders



MacARTHUR NOW CONSIDERS USING THE "BOMB"
With the oncoming defeat a distinct possibility, talk of using the Atomic Bomb was making the rounds. General Hoyt Vandenberg, speaking for the Air Force, suggested they were prepared to use it.
MacArthur suggested a plan to use numerous bombs. The U.S. had a stockpile of nearly 300 air-burst bombs. Only President Truman could order them used. MacArthur was insisting he be given the sole right to use 50 bombs as he saw fit. He insisted on bombing the Yalu power plants with multiple strikes by B-29s.

Suggestions came from all services and every General offered his own plan. Truman announced the U.S. was considering using the Atomic weapon against North Korea. The situation brought up a question in my mind: Our entire military complex was announcing their plans to drop the bomb, but MacArthur, with the same idea, was criticized for planning the same thing.

A state of affairs was rapidly going from bad to disastrous. In the war room Vandenberg dismissed the idea of further reprimands to MacArthur. "What good would it do? He won't obey the orders". General Ridgway exploded. "You can relieve any commander who won't obey orders, can't you?" Thus the idea of relieving MacArthur was on the table. He again requested that the Pentagon grant him a field commander's discretion to <nobr style="color: rgb(0, 0, 0); font-family: 'Times New Roman'; font-size: 18px;">employ</nobr> nuclear weapons as necessary.
He wanted them stockpiled in Okinawa, which they were finally stored ready for use after MacArthur's request was denied. His plan was to drop between 30 and 50 atomic bombs-strung across the neck of Manchuria, and spread behind us, from the Sea of Japan to the Yellow Sea- a belt of radioactive cobalt for at least 60 years there would be no invasion of Korea from the North. The Russians, he claimed, would be intimidated by this and do nothing. He continued to strongly seek authority to deploy the bomb.

Much More..

​http://b-29s-over-korea.com/NorthKor...50-War_02.html

"What good would it do? He won't obey the orders".

that was MacArthur undoing right there. we use it and run a risk of bringing Russia in Abomb and all. he was just getting to belligerent and hard to handle. MacArthur was his own worst enemy. saying the military should not owe its allegiance to these temporary tenants of the white house.
I thought the 1977 movie was a real good look at his career from Pearl Harbor to spam in a can

[Perianne]

Maybe, just maybe, we could get North Korea ticked off at Iran...