Tuesday, April 09, 2013
US Says N. Korea Could Fire Missiles Anytime
IAF Revolutionizing Aerial Warfare
The Israel Air Force is undergoing a technological revolution, creating a digital network in the skies, empowering fighter planes to communicate with multiple platforms in order to be able to hunt like a pack of leopards.
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N. Korea Warns Foreigners to Leave South
Missile Launch to Pacific Planned
Continuing to raise tensions, North Korea is warning foreigners to evacuate South Korea, claiming the two countries are on the eve of nuclear war.
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In Iran, meanwhile…. Click here for the latest on the mullahocracy's atomic advance.
The North Korea-Iran Threat: an Admittedly Opinionated FAQ
Does North Korea intend to conquer South Korea and drive the United States from the Korean peninsula?
Yes.
Does Iran intend to destroy Israel and drive the United States from the Middle East?
Yes--at a minimum. Iran's Islamist rulers also intend to destroy the United States.
Has North Korea developed and tested nuclear weapons?
Yes.
Is Iran developing nuclear weapons?
Yes.
Are North Korea and Iran developing ICBMs under cover of civilian space programs?
Yes.
Are there good reasons to believe that North Korea and Iran are working on a Fractional Orbital Bombardment System (FOBS) that could create a path for an ICBM attack on the United States from over the South Pole?
Yes.
Did North Korea's ally, the Soviet Union, develop a FOBS missile during the Cold War?
Yes.
Is there a known U.S. defense against a FOBS attack from the south?
No.
Has North Korea threatened to strike the United States with nuclear weapons?
Yes.
Has Iran threatened to attack the United States from the Gulf of Mexico?
Yes.
Have North Korea and Iran test-fired ballistic missiles from cargo vessels?
Yes.
Is there a known defense against a ship-based ballistic missile attack on a coastal city?
No.
Are North Korea and Iran allies and partners in nuclear and missile crimes?
Yes.
Have Iranians been present at every North Korean nuclear and major missile test?
Yes.
Monday, April 08, 2013
Laser Weapons are Real
US Navy Unveils Raygun Capable of Downing Aircraft
Homemade James Bond-Like Laser Gun
Remembering the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising
The Most Stirring Episode of Armed Resistance in Nazi Occupied Europe
Armed mainly with pistols and homemade gasoline bombs and a few rifles and hand grenades, 700 Jewish fighters, most of them teenagers, held out for 28 days against 2,000 heavily armed German soldiers.
Recalling the Forgotten War … in Color
The Last Time Tensions Boiled Over on the Korean Peninsula
America's first no-win, undeclared war cost more than 52,000 American lives.
Putin: Korea Conflict Could Make Chernobyl Seem Like a Fairy Tale
Russia's president cites the Chernobyl nuclear disaster as North Korea withdraws its workers from factories it shares with South Korea.
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Related: Japan Nervous About N. Korean Nukes
Sunday, April 07, 2013
N. Korea Apparently Preparing New Nuclear Test
Signs of a new nuclear test in addition to a missile launch.
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April 15 is a possible detonation date.
This much is certain: Iranians will observe the events.
All About South America's Lithium Triangle
Reuters reports that "Argentina, Chile and Bolivia hold the planet's largest reserves of lithium."
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Britain Preparing to Evacuate 3,000 Nationals from S. Korea
Chaos Rules in Obama's New Egypt
Springtime for Fanatics, Winter for Secular Muslims, Minorities
The Obama administration's betrayal and abandonment of Hosni Mubarak, a loyal ally of the United States who kept the peace with Israel and suppressed the clerical fascist menace for three decades, has backfired horribly.
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History repeats, or, at the very least, "rhymes," as Mark Twain said. Egypt is the new Iran; Obama, the new Carter. The United States and its allies--and the Iranian people--are still paying the price for Carter's craven and cynical attempt to jump aboard the Islamist bandwagon. Similarly, Obama's overt support of rightwing political Islam under cover of democracy promotion is an absolute disaster.
History repeats, or, at the very least, "rhymes," as Mark Twain said. Egypt is the new Iran; Obama, the new Carter. The United States and its allies--and the Iranian people--are still paying the price for Carter's craven and cynical attempt to jump aboard the Islamist bandwagon. Similarly, Obama's overt support of rightwing political Islam under cover of democracy promotion is an absolute disaster.
South Korea Says North Days Away from Firing Missile
North Korea is about to launch a missile capable of reaching Guam, says South Korea.
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April 15 is a key date--the birthday of the North's founding dictator, Kim Il-sung.
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