Posted on Aug 14, 2017
War of the Words: North Korea, Trump, and Strategic Stability
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North Korea continues to dominate the Trump administration’s energies on foreign policy, and matters do not appear to be improving anytime soon. Recent events have illustrated that even as the strategic situation worsens with North Korea’s steady march toward an operational nuclear strike capability against the U.S. homeland, the potential for a serious nuclear crisis lies just a few words away.
War of the Words: North Korea, Trump, and Strategic Stability
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The differences that North Korea has might as will be another planet. The difficulties we will face with North Korea cannot be understated or underestimated.
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If words don't solve the problem at hand, the last thing that will be to take them out of the picture.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth
PFC (Join to see) - very true. If that don't work , it will probably be game on.
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SGT David A. 'Cowboy' Groth - for sure I'm under the firm belief we need to act sooner rather than later.
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Sometimes when you hear one story on the news there is another story that is far more important, but is not getting any traction in the news. There is a good possibility that President Trumps harsh tweets (fire and fury) while directed toward North Korea, were actually pointed at China over the ongoing China -vs India border dispute (FYI: sides both have nukes) in the Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan.
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