North Korea is next

But you have not done that except in your own mind, if any.

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that's usually so. That someone can imagine an interpretation means jack. That someone interprets everyone else's words as moronic only says something about that someone.

NT

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tabbypurr

NT comforts himself with the idea that the whole world gets the same kind of treatment that he has earned. It's not remotely accurate, but NT does like generalising from very little evidence to grand (if fatuous) conclusions.

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bill.sloman

You haven't been able to follow the logic? No surprise there.

There may be others whose minds work better.

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bill.sloman

But of course. The only way Cultural Marxism can succeed is if its proponents can dress it up as something less toxic; something benign, well-intended and noble-sounding like 'Social Justice' or 'political correctness.' It would not serve their cause for it to be become known as the collective thoughts of a bunch of congenitally mentally-ill deeply devious schemers intent on destroying all the pillars upon which Western civilisation is founded: the so-called "Long March Through the Institutions" which is causing such catastrophic damage to decent people and their families wherever it takes root.

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Cursitor Doom

In this instance it tells us that BS has very poor English comprehension skills.

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Cursitor Doom

Of course it has to exist before it could succeed, and it only exists as a delusion in the minds of right-wing nitwits like Cursitor Doom (and that's being rude to nits).

"This conspiracy theory is associated with American religious paleoconservatives such as William S. Lind, Pat Buchanan, and Paul Weyrich; but also holds currency among the alt-right, white nationalist groups, and the neo-reactionary movement".

This would seem to be the bunch of "congenitally mentally-ill deeply devious schemers" who are trying to claim that "Cultural Marxism" is a conspiracy against their favourite lunacies.

Cursitor Doom has latched onto the "Cultural Marxism" conspiracy theory with the same enthusiasm that he grasps every other truly idiotic conspiracy theory.

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does mention the right-wing conspiracy theory aspect, but it's a long way down the page - a sort of footnote about a particularly demented aberration.

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bill.sloman

Ha! Citing one of Wikipedia's many locked pages, factual corrections to which are obviously deemed as dangerously subversive. Only those who are duly accredited and "on message" can contribute to that page; everyone else who might have other views is locked out. So as with so much in the MSM, the reader only gets a carefully sanitised vista of a subject deserving far greater discussion and exposure for what it really is.

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Cursitor Doom

And it's a game where one wrong move, one mistake, could result in hundreds of thousands of deaths. We had big mouths in the military egging JFK on, saying the same things about Cuba, during the Cuban Missile Crisis. Now we've only recently learned that Russian commanders on the ground had tactical nukes, that Russian subs that we were depth charging, had nuclear torpedoes and those commanders had orders to use them if necessary.

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trader4

What he wrote is perfectly clear to me at least, so I can only infer the fault lies with your constantly recurring English comprehension difficulties.

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Cursitor Doom

Say what? They've tested SIX, the last estimated at ~200 Ktons! How many did the US test in 1945 before using one? Only one. The Russians followed and their first test was successful and they rapidly produced weapons. And that was 65 years ago, technology and knowledge has moved along, you know.

This sounds like the geniuses that knew Iraq had WMDs, WMD programs, and that a war would be easy, that we would be welcomed as heroes.

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trader4

ROFL.

KJU is obviously a lot smarter than Trump. He played him like a fool. Thanks to Trump, KJU went from being considered a despicable madman on the international stage, to a nice, loveable guy, the equal of the president of the united states. He also got the US to halt our joint training exercises with SK, with Trump calling those "provocative", ie using the NK propaganda term. KJU also got to participate in the Olympics, with NK being treated as a perfectly normal and fine country. He even got Trump praising KJU and saying he "loves" him! You'd think that was from some comedy movie, but sadly, it's real.

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trader4

The problem with that is that NK will rapidly increase it's nukes and given the sorry state of the country and it's mercurial leader, nuclear blackmail will likely be on the agenda. THAT is very different than the other countries that today possess nukes. Though Pakistan is certainly of major concern. No one knows when there will be some radical muslim coup, that takes over the country and their nukes.

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trader4

Most of those that have starved in the last century have been for one reason that doesn't have to be, eg corrupt, crazy dictators or religious wars.

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trader4

Or where nitwits like Cursitor Doom keep on wanting to change the page to reflect their demented delusions.

Largely because the "other views" are held by right-wing conspiracy theory enthusiasts. They tend to have violently conflicting "other views", which does preclude working out an broadly acceptable concensus.

The main stream media is stuck with presenting rational opinion. The irrational opinions espoused by the likes of Cursitor Doom are much too varied to be presented in the kind of brief reports that people have time to read.

And who cares what the lunatic right thinks anyway? They have to shoot people to get attention. Saner politicians can get listened to.

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bill.sloman

It's not incomprehensible, and you've snipped the part where I went on to demonstrate comprehension of what he was trying to say.

It was just a silly idea, very poorly expressed.

It's you who has failed at English comprehension - but quite deliberately, in an obvious troll.

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bill.sloman

snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:effeb6f9-6d1c-4f6f-be7f- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:

You are dumber than dogshit, boy.

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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno

snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:22666487-86bb-441c-bfbb- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:

FOUR of which were said to not have made criticallity. You know... as in did not detonate in a nuclear manner.

Like I said... not likely.

And where did you get 200kT from? (your capitalization is wrong) I doubt seriously they are anywhere near a device with such a yield.

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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno

snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:22666487-86bb-441c-bfbb- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:

You really are stupid. The timeline, urgency, and chronology of the development then meant only one would be tested. Get off your total retard high horse, boy.

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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno

snipped-for-privacy@optonline.net wrote in news:22666487-86bb-441c-bfbb- snipped-for-privacy@googlegroups.com:

The russians had an established industrial engine. NoK doesn't even have one to this day.

So, idiot... technology and knowledge has moved along exactly ZERO inches for them. EVERYTHING they have, they BOUGHT elsewhere. You dig, boy?

They are still driving late '50s vehicles. Get a clue.

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DecadentLinuxUserNumeroUno

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