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  • Risk of Trump using nukes significant

    Posted on February 27, 2017 12:02 am by Richard

    Trump nuke head

    It is increasingly apparent Donald Trump does not have a clue about being President of the United States. His comments, questions and behavior simply suggest his knowledge of what it takes came from assorted soundbites and TV clips. However his repeated question of ‘Why can’t we just nuke them?’ is by far the most disturbing. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Commentary North Korea United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Donald Trump narcissism Nuclear attack
  • Bad boy Dictators would fear President Trump

    Posted on March 11, 2016 12:02 am by Richard

    Teddy's Big Stick

    There is no shortage of Bad Boy Dictators in the world who have lost respect for the United States due to one reason or another. There is no doubt publically displayed political correctness has played a part in that perception of weakness as well as a very public fear of military engagement by President Obama. Donald Trump would have none of that wuss nonsense. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in North Korea Political Correctness United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged bad boy dictators Big Stick Bullies Donald Trump Nuclear attack President Obama
  • The North Korean war factor

    Posted on April 7, 2013 6:06 am by Richard

    Whether you think North Korea will make good on it’s threats of nuclear war or not, one thing is for certain. Governments that are directly involved are having their spin doctors and propaganda machines running overtime to leverage their positions. So it is a given that what makes it to the media already has some serious spin on it. So Connecting the Dots decided to connect some dots and see what the picture looks like when you dig down and analyze some known facts and see what it spells out. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Analysis North Korea South Korea Underlying Psychology United Nations United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Dictator Nuclear attack nuclear war nuclear weapons
  • North Korean nuclear follies

    Posted on January 29, 2013 12:02 am by Richard

     

    North Korea leadership

    it was hard not to raise an eyebrow when nuclear threats from North Korea were specifically focused on the United States. If there were any doubts about the mental state of the North Korean leadership, those doubts have now been replaced with a desire to make a preemptive strike to stop this self fed phobic leadership from acting on a perceived threat. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in International Politics Mental Health North Korea United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Nuclear attack nuclear war nuclear weapons President Obama
  • Crying after the news

    Posted on January 29, 2011 12:05 am by Richard

    If you ever felt a bit more sad or depressed after watching an evening network news broadcast, you are not alone. Feeling blue and more somber is actually very common. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Economy Iran Mental Health Middle East Mother Earth North Korea Politics Sports Terrorism United States 📎and tagged BP oil spill depression Dictator ecological disaster Global warming Greed Nuclear attack Riot
  • 2011 predictions

    Posted on January 2, 2011 12:01 am by Richard

    Looking ahead a 2011 and looking to make a few predictions, we must first connect the dots of the past. Unfortunately what we see is not much different. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Dots Economy International Politics North Korea Politics South Korea Sports Technology Terrorism United States War and Conflict Weather 📎and tagged climate change democracy Education Global warming Greed Nuclear attack propaganda wikileaks
  • 2010 year in review

    Posted on December 30, 2010 12:00 am by Richard

    It is that time of year again to take a look back at what happened and who was effected most by what. Unfortunately much of what happened in 2010 will be repeated in the future. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Afghanistan Burma China Economy Gas Cramps Iran Mental Health Nature North Korea Politics Terrorism Unfortunate Realities United States Weather Work Yemen 📎and tagged airport security BP oil spill censorship climate change Education Nobel Peace prize Nuclear attack religion wikileaks
  • The Burma nuclear threat

    Posted on December 18, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    There is mounting and significant evidence that inaction by ASEAN to sort Burma out has allowed a monster to hatch. Being nice to bad countries is worse than doing something about them, and such a situation is emerging in Southeast Asia. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in ASEAN Burma Economy Iran North Korea Thailand War and Conflict 📎and tagged Junta Nuclear attack
  • WikiLeaks good or bad Part 2

    Posted on December 2, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    As we continue to look at what can be defined as full frontal nudity of the US Government, it is difficult to keep from wondering what the eventual fallout will be. When there are candid conversations with the US government and government ‘x’ about government ‘y’ being exposed, the possibility of increased tension between ‘x’ and ‘y’ is a genuine reality. On the other hand it also may be seen as a call to get your head out of your ass for government ‘y’! Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Burma China Commentary International Politics North Korea Series United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Anger Nuclear attack wikileaks
  • The Burma North Korea connection

    Posted on November 27, 2010 12:01 am by Richard

    Some place very far down the list of countries, way past nice, way past acceptable, and in the middle of unstable and dangerous you will find North Korea. Some place else on that list you will find Burma listed as well. But with a recently discovered nuclear connection between the two countries, there are some map changing ramifications in the making. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Burma China Cuba France International Politics Mental Health North Korea Technology Terrorism Thailand United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged democracy Junta Nuclear attack USSR
  • North Korea displays mental instability

    Posted on November 25, 2010 12:00 am by Richard

    The cross border attack by North Korea on South Korea seems to provide several similarities to the overuse of steroids. All that pumping up with nuclear ability has clearly gone to their head, and North Korea looks to be changing into a bully mentality. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Analysis Mental Health North Korea South Korea United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Nuclear attack
  • Attitude to oil / terrorist countries after the well is dry

    Posted on October 9, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    Occasionally the thought floats through peoples minds about how tolerant we will be with countries that produce oil and terrorist once the oil is gone. With the growing anger against terrorism and terrorists, the urge to plant a few radioactive mushrooms is very real in the minds of many. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Food For Thought Gas Cramps International Politics Middle East Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Nuclear attack
  • Preparing to attack Iran

    Posted on September 29, 2010 12:01 am by Richard

    After hearing Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad’s remarks at the 2010 United Nations General assembly, it is fair to assume that the majority of the countries have moved closer to feeling a preemptive attack on Iran’s nuclear ambitions is the right thing to do. Most certainly spewing arrogant rhetoric has its negative side. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in China Egypt International Politics Iran Iraq Israel Mental Health North Korea Pakistan Saudi Arabia South Korea Turkey United Nations United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Nuclear attack
  • Intolerant by design

    Posted on September 15, 2010 12:02 am by Richard

    When you try to understand what fuels so many of the conflicts in the world, you seem to keep coming back to the same group in the center of the firestorm. For the most part all groups are tolerant of other groups by design, less one. Continue reading → Post ID 16215


    📂This entry was posted in Afghanistan Iran Terrorism United States War and Conflict 📎and tagged Islam Islam intolerance Nuclear attack Osama bin Laden religion Taliban

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