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Date: Thu, 04 Apr 2013 14:48:28 -0400
From: "James M. Atkinson" <jm..._at_tscm.com>
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Subject: North Korea Strategic Resources, and Nucler apons Positions
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Here is a map that I assembled a few years back that maps out what North
Korea has, and where they have it located.
http://maps.google.com/maps/ms?ie=UTF&msa
North Korea regards most of these locations to be highly classified.
Contrary to what the Unites States government claims, North Korea
actually make rockets and missiles for Iran, to include a new carbon
fiber missile capable to deploying a fairly potent nuclear warhead. It
is unlikely that Iran ill start the fight, but there is a higher
potential of North Korea reacting to a bombing by the United States.
Then if North Korea launches missile and/or invade South Korea you can
count on having Shabbad-5 missiles being launched out of Iran, do the
the allegiance between Iran and North Korea under a mutual defense pact.
My opinion (as a U.S. Government trained intelligence analyst) is the
the United States is trying to provide North Korea into a first strike,
and they the U.S. may actually bomb N.K. in a preemptive move, or N.K
will touch off a bomb and blame the U.S. and then it will be all out
carnage.
A technical point folk, right now, at this very moment, either North
Korea or Iran are either and/or both capable of reaching the U.S.
mainland with thier missiles and delivering a nuclear payload. Kansas,
Missouri, Wyoming, Louisiana as not a problem, and it is unlikely that
our intercepters would be very effective, and they would attack any
interceptor ship first to distract them.
One other thing folks, are you aware that North Korea has been operating
a submarine base out of Cuba for a few years, and that recently the sub
have been refit with what look like SLBM launch tubes?
North Korea has operating military resources only a few hundred mile off
of U.S. shores, close enough to bombard any inch of Florida in mere
minutes, and Norfolk, NYC, and Washington with equal ease.
A lot of U.S. Citizens do not realize that North Korea has nine times
the size of military that the U.S. has, and South Korea is not thier
primary interest, but the mainland of the United States, along with
Canada is.
The Gulf Nations have infuses a vast fortune into Iran, as it remains
the only viable nation in the region to drive out the United States from
the region (in all candor the Saudi's, Kuwait's, Oman, UAE, Bahrain, all
utterly hate the United States, and all of them ant us fully out of the
Persian Gulf. North Korea would provide enough of a distraction to pull
us out of the Person Gulf, especially if there was and attack or
invasion of our mainland.
-jma
--
James M. Atkinson. President and Sr. Engineer
"Leonardo da Vinci of Bug Sweeps and Spy Hunting"
http://www.linkedin.com/profile/view?id178662
Granite Island Group
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(978) 546-3803 jm..._at_tscm.com
(978) 381-9111
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