North Korea Tested Hydrogen Bomb Which Can Be Used For ICBM Purposes

Sure can not be used for ICBM. :) for usa and ussr was difficult to miniaturize. they needed long years. NK with reduced resources needs decade. at least.

Most likely its not a hydrogen bomb.

But a regular uranium bomb that has been spiked with tritium to increase its’ yield. Which is well within their capability.

Ladies and gentlemen, now the little fatcat made the start. Therefore was the earthquake. :)

https://uploads.disquscdn.com/images/9aa12208c5bf74d471ac434e2ca37657e830e484d455da71c846a12319a8c169.gif

Well done Mr. Kim.

Looks like N.K secure is security and sovereignty. In addition, looks like N.K also will obtain respect, unless aggressor america will trigger war

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKSao0auwYM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XCW6TsH3YF0

The path forward with N Korea should be a peace treaty, which the Jews and their swamp slaves are adamantly opposed to. Which is why these psychopaths need to be removed from power.

“A few weeks back, former CIA Director James Woolsey and EMP Commission Chairman Dr. Vincent Pry from the Task Force on National and Homeland Security, published an article on TheHill.com, where they argued that a nuclear EMP attack could wipe out 90% of the U.S. population. Woolsey and Pry cite the Congressional EMP Commission, arguing, “a single warhead delivered by North Korean satellite could blackout the national electric grid and other life-sustaining critical infrastructures for over a year – killing 9 of 10 Americans by starvation and societal collapse.”

Just two days later, a piece written by Kyle Mizokami was published on the website Popular Mechanics entitled, “No, North Korea Can’t Kill 90 Percent of Americans.” Obviously, the article was a response to the arguments laid out in the article written by Woolsey and Pry. “While North Korea does pose an increasingly serious nuclear threat to the United States, the claim it could kill 300 million Americans by depriving them of electricity is not realistic.”

Shortly after that, Pry responded to the criticism of his article by publishing an open letter to Ryan D’Agostino, Editor in Chief of All News Pipeline. In the letter, Pry bluntly accused Mizokami of lying to the readers of All News Pipeline, adding that Mizokami “engaged in a classical case of dishonest cherry picking.” Later, Pry writes, “It is Mizokami himself who has misrepresented the facts in his fake news article, lied to the public about the real threat they face from EMP, and the urgency of protecting the critical infrastructures.”

Truthfully, North Korea’s threats to launch an EMP attack against the United States should be taken very seriously. Even though North Korea has been making threats against America for years and has yet to follow through, an EMP attack is capable of causing so much chaos and destruction that its best not to turn our heads and look the other way.”

http://www.bugout.news/2017-04-12-emp-commission-chairman-confirms-that-a-nuclear-emp-attack-could-kill-90-of-the-u-s-population.html

That is a hydrogen bomb and it is not the first time North Korea tested it. The previous test caused a 5.3 scale of earthquake with a yield of 40 k ton while this test a 6.3 scale of earthquake. Considering the yield increases by a power of 2 with every 0.1 scale increase, this yield is in mega range (40 k x 32=1280 k Ton) with 32 coming from 2**10.

Delighted for the DPRK, Bannon was right on Korea a month ago & is even more right today; if the US attacks or gets the south to stupidly attack for them, Seoul is gone in 30 minutes.

All in all, let’s take all BS aside with nuke tests, ICBMs, SLBMs, EMPs, etc, North Korea can annihilate the US. It is increasingly clear that North Korea’s next move will be to launch IRBMs around Guam. They are just laying the ground work for the launch.

North Korea tested MRLSs about a week ago and those MRLSs have a range of about 300 km, which should be able to cover the entire south korea (don’t have to use expensive short range missiles). All US bases and airbases in south korea are well within North Korea’s MRLSs. The first thing North Korea will do if there ever were a war in Korea is to destroy all the sea and air ports and US bases with a barrage of MRLSs. The test could be considered laying the ground work for launching IRBMs around Guam.

Here are some videos of North Korean subs launching SLBMs.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bOBU0QwZtE0
North Korean subs launching a SLBM off California coast
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AMdHBgHtNE

North Korea maintains one of the largest sub fleets in the world with close to 90 subs. North Korean subs are already patrolling US coasts.

North Korea runs one of the largest, if not the largest, research and development centers for nukes and missiles in the world around its capital Pyongyang with dedicated engineers and scientists. North Korea has enormous natural resources such as Uranium, Lithium (essential for hydrogen bomb), Iron, Magnesium, Rare earth minerals, etc. Here is an example of North Korean natural resources. North Korea has two-third of world’s rare earth minerals:
http://thediplomat.com/2014/01/north-korea-may-have-two-thirds-of-worlds-rare-earths/
https://qz.com/1004330/north-korea-is-sitting-on-trillions-of-dollars-on-untapped-wealth-and-its-neighbors-want-a-piece-of-it/

With high quality Uranium reserves, North Korea can literally produce an unlimited number of nukes. Who knows how many nukes North Korea already has.

High Noon September 3, 2017 Seismic Event, taking the place of the jew Messiah Event promised by the West for the past six decades, but I declined to oblige, the fact is I asked Allah to pass on my apologies for giving the jews the arse, which I did 66 years ago, High Noon September 3, 2017 Seismic Event was Allah answering my prayers, actually it wasn’t a H bomb at all it was a false flag covertly done by Allah.

NK and Iran are the best allies of China and Russia…without them both China and Russia would be at risk as US troops would move towards China/Russian border in the Pacific in case of “USA friendy NK goverment” allow it like Baltic countries did it!…for other hand Iran has helped to stop Qatar/Saudi gaspipelines to EU through Syria in order to cut gas prices…beside that in case of war NATO vs Russia..Iran would cut the strait of Ormuz and the EU faces supply problems!

AUGUST 21, 2017
“We Burned Down Every Town in North Korea”
“We went over there and fought the war and eventually burned down every town in North Korea anyway, some way or another… Over a period of three years or so, we killed off, what, 20 percent of the population?”

— General Curtis LeMay, in “Strategic Air Warfare,” by Richard H. Kohn

The US public wants to know why North Korea is so paranoid, militarily hostile and boastful. And why do the leaders in the capital city Pyongyang point their fingers at the US every time they test another rocket or bomb? Sixty-five years after the US burned down every town in North Korea, the US military is now simultaneously bombing or rocketing seven different non-nuclear countries. The US conducts military exercises with South Korea off the North’s coastline twice a year.

The US regularly tests Minuteman-3 long-range nuclear missiles — from Vandenberg Air Base in California — that can reach and obliterate Pyongyang. Several presidential administrations have called North Korea “evil,” a “state sponsor of terrorism,” and “threatening.” US military officials have called North Korea’s tiny, backward, nearly failed state the “principle threat” to the US security. North Korea may have reason to worry.

North Korea’s rocket tests mostly fail but are nevertheless called “provocative” and “destabilizing” by the State Dept., the Council of Foreign Relations, and the White House. This is regardless of which party is in power. Bill Clinton said in 1994: “If North Korea ever used a nuclear weapon, it would no longer continue to exist.” Likewise today, Defense Secretary Jim “Mad Dog” Mattis used similarly bombastic language discussing North Korea August 8. John Walcott reported for Reuters that Mattis said the North must stop any action that would “lead to the end of its regime and the destruction of its people.”

Consider living memory

In Robert Neer’s 2013 book “Napalm,” the author reports that General Lemay wrote, “We burned down just about every city in North and South Korea both … we killed off over a million civilian Koreans…” Eighth Army chemical officer Donald Bode is quoted as saying, on an “average good day” … pilots in the Korean War “dropped 70,000 gallons of napalm: 45,000 from the U.S. Air Force, 10,000-20,000 by its navy, and 4,000-5,000 by marines” — marines who nicknamed the burning jellied gasoline “cooking oil.”

Neer found that a total of 32,357 tons of napalm were used on Korea, “about double that dropped on Japan in 1945.” More bombs were dropped on Korea than in the whole of the Pacific theater during World War II — 635,000 tons, versus 503,000 tons. “Pyongyang, a city of half a million people before 1950, was said to have had only two buildings left intact,” Neer wrote. This is still living memory in North Korea.

Howard Zinn’s “A People’s History of the United States” says, “Perhaps 2 million Koreans, North and South, were killed in the Korean war, all in the name of opposing ‘the rule of force.’” Bruce Coming’s 2010 history “The Korean War” says, “of more than 4 million casualties … at least 2 million were civilians. … Estimated North Korean casualties numbered 2 million including about 1 million civilians… An estimated 900,000 Chinese soldiers lost their lives in combat.”

After Truman fired Gen. MacArthur in May 1951, the former supreme commander testified to Congress, “The war in Korea has already almost destroyed that nation of 20 million people. I have never seen such devastation. I have seen, I guess, as much blood and disaster as any living man, and it just curdled my stomach, the last time I was there. After I looked at that wreckage and those thousands of women and children … I vomited.”

Dems take finger off the button (for a minute)

Two democratic presidential hopefuls said in 2007 that they’d take the threat of nuclear attack “off the table,” hinting at their discomfort with the idea of the Bomb’s deliberate mass destruction. In April 2006, then New York Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton was asked in a TV interview about her position toward Iran. She said, “I have said publicly no option should be off the table, but I would certainly take nuclear weapons off the table. This [Bush] administration has been very willing to talk about using nuclear weapons in a way we haven’t seen since the dawn of the nuclear age. I think that’s a terrible mistake.”

On August 2, 2007, Barak Obama said to the AP, “I think it would be a profound mistake for us to use nuclear weapons in any circumstance,” pausing before he added, “involving civilians,” The New York Times reported. Obama quickly retracted the statement saying, “Let me scratch that,” but his intent was loud and clear — and needs repeating: The long-standing U.S. threat to “keep all options open,” that is its willingness to use nuclear weapons against human beings, must be abolished. H-bombs cannot be used without indiscriminately killing of hundreds of thousands if not millions of civilians, creating deadly radioactive fallout that drifts into non-conflict areas, and causing long-term environmental damage, all in violation of the laws of war, the UN Charter, and the Geneva Conventions.

Clinton’s and Obama’s public put-downs of nuclear weapons attacks are both rare and bold in their implications for the nuclear weapons establishment. More such talk should be encouraged.

At least a dozen former nuclear war planners — Kissinger, Jimmy Carter, Melvin Laird, Generals George Butler, Charles Horner Andrew Goodpaster, and Admirals Stansfield Turner, Noel Gayler, and Hyman Rickover, among others — have denounced nuclear weapons and called for their elimination.

What is it exactly to threaten to destroy an entire country’s people? Is it terrorism? Trump’s fire and fury “the likes of which the world has never seen” would have to be beyond the half million dead in the US Civil War; 18 million overall deaths in World War I and 50 to 80 million dead in World War II; 3 million dead Vietnamese and at least 2 million dead Koreans. As usual, Mr. Trump cannot be taken seriously, or he is frighteningly unhinged.

Even, the late Paul Nitze, Reagan White House presidential adviser, a rightwing Cold War hawk, and a founder of the anti-Soviet Committee on the Present Danger, wrote in the 1999, “I can think of no circumstances under which it would be wise for the United States to use nuclear weapons, even in retaliation for their prior use against us.”

SOURCE:
https://www.counterpunch.org/2017/08/21/we-burned-down-every-town-in-north-korea/

I think, right now, one can say that North Korea can really have a good defense against a possible USA attack. Of course, in order to have this test, it means that NK must have several more in stock. Well done by NK government.

Yeah right. NK the midget wants to attack US the elephant with thermonuclear devices. The whole idea is preposterous and stupid. I mean, who comes up with this shit?

Stop this war !! The idea is to kill Korean people (south and North) and Japan people !!!. USA will not stop all nuclear misiles going to SK or Japan in order to achieved this goal, and it will nuclear-bomb NK to kill as many as possible people. This is a mass murder plan…..will Russia and China allow this to happen ?