gunter said:

> The end of the world is scheduled for tomorrow.

of course we do not know which tomorrow ...

The 23rd of this month has been promised.

I guess I slept through another one.

HWPeeler (HPeeler) said:

The 23rd of this month has been promised.

The date is a minor point, it will happen tomrrow!

U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

U.S. Bombers, Fighter Escorts Fly Over Waters East of North Korea

Air Force B-1B Lancer bombers from Guam, along with Air Force F-15C Eagle fighter escorts from Okinawa, Japan, flew in international airspace over waters east of North Korea today, the chief Pentagon

Read more from U.S. DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE

Good to see. If this doesn't get Kim's attention maybe a fly over of his home will.

Possessing a few nuclear missiles does not make North Korea a major world power except between Kim and his ignorant people. A few missiles will not burn all of America. It will destroy a few cities. So far they can't reach the 48 states, only Alaska. He has yet to demonstrate he has a nuclear warhead that can survive re-entry.

He may only be a year away from these goals but the way he is going he may not survive that year.

We need to get rid of this mad man and his nuclear capacity. Diplomacy has not worked. Conventional bombs will still leave him with the capacity to attack South Korea and Japan.

Interesting piece in the NYT, I'm not so sure Rocket Man does know better:

The New York Times

Opinion | Rocket Man Knows Better

Kim family history should keep us from war. Unless a tweet goes too far.

gunter said:

I'm not so sure Rocket Man does know better

I do not have the confidence Trump does either. What a revoltin' development this is. A conventional attack would not cripple North Korea enough to stop them from invading the south. We could not drop enough conventional bombs quick enough to make a difference. So is our only option nuclear? Take out Pyongyang and maybe two million people, the government and the military heads. That stops him.

The concern is will the nukes of his just go on the market. We can bomb the fixed sites but a lot of them are mobile. I don't know if the mobile units have nuclear capability.

From the link ...

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His nuclear hardware is most valuable on the shelf.

(end quote)

No, it is most valuable on the market. That is a concern. Not just whether he would launch them but who he would sell them to. Diplomacy and negotiations will not stop him from developing nuclear weapons. To stop that development we must attack strongly.

You did fine, having arisen today (the 24th) just establishes the fact that the unsullied and sainted ones have moved on, leaving us hedonists and other sinners to our own rewards.