Friday, December 30, 2011
EARLY WARNING: NORTH KOREA
New provocations by the North are certainly in the works, including long-range missile tests and a third nuclear device detonation--which will be observed by Iranian military and intelligence officers and technicians.
The North is also likely to soon provoke a new military crisis with the South and the United States. An armed clash or attack of some sort could be imminent.
North Korea is the world's worst--and most dangerous--dictatorship, followed by Iran, the North's partner in proliferation. North Korea intends to drive the United States from the Korean Peninsula. Iran intends to drive the U.S. from the Middle East. Not for nothing have these Axis of Evil partners test-fired missiles from seemingly civilian cargo vessels. Google EMP attack or search Foreign Confidential™ for archived articles on the threat, against which there is no known defense.
Unless the rogue regimes are ended, the U.S. and the so-called international community will still be debating sanctions … and the Useful Idiots of Appeasement, led by former Idiot-in-Chief Jimmy Carter, will still be taking about talks and ... root causes … right up until the lights go out … all across the country.
Fanatic Muslims Throw Acid in Bishop's Face
Thursday, December 29, 2011
CHINA CHALLENGING US IN SPACE
Flashback: Worst Journalism of 2011
ANN CURRY'S PROPAGANDA PROFILE
OF ISLAMIST IRAN'S MANIAC-IN-CHIEF
NORTH KOREA SLAMS SOUTH
Hitlerian Hatemonger Mediating US-Taliban Talks
ISLAMOBOMUNISM IN ACTION: ANTISEMITIC CLERIC
Engaged by Obama, Muslim Cleric Praised Hitler for Holocaust
Click Above to Read the Article, Below to Watch the Shocking Video
And Ask Yourself: How Can Any Jew Even Consider Voting for BHO?
Huge Military Rally for Kim Jong Un
UNIFORMED NORTH KOREANS HAIL
COUNTRY'S NEW SUPREME LEADER
Prelude to Provocations?
Taiwan Fukushima Feared
NUCLEAR PLANTS SITED
Taiwan imports 99 percent of its energy, which is vital to its rapidly industrializing economy.The island nation’s electricity demand was recently growing at almost 5 percent per year, but this is slowing to about 3.3 percent per annum to 2013. Nuclear power has been a significant part of the electricity supply for two decades and now provides 17 percent of the country’s overall energy needs.But this has come at a potential cost. The country’s three nuclear power plants (NPPs) comprise four General Electric boiling water reactors and two Westinghouse pressurized water reactors.Taiwan launched its nuclear power project in 1972 with the construction of a General Electric boiling water reactor (BWR) at the Chinshan 1 Nuclear Plant in northern Taiwan. By 1985 Taiwan had a total of six reactors online at the Chinshan, Kuosheng and Maanshan NPPs, which provided nearly 20 percent of the island's power that fueled Taiwan's economic take off. The NPPs are operated by the Taiwan Power Co. (Taipower) utility under the Ministry of Economic Affairs.In the wake of the 11 March Fukushima nuclear catastrophe in Japan, Professor Chan Chang-chuan of National Taiwan University's College of Public Health noted that Taiwan’s three existing nuclear plants and a fourth, the one now under construction, are located in earthquake-prone regions near the sea, which originally facilitated the transportation of nuclear fuel and construction materials but leaveS the sites facing the double hazards of earthquakes and tsunamis. Chan said, "Such locations expose our reactors to a double risk."
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