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To: Elroy Jetson who wrote (133089)	4/13/2017 8:30:20 PM
From: louel	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 217750

It really doesn't make any difference. There is no comparison in strength between NK and the US. Nor is there any question who would come out the winner in conflict. Remember those coal fired Trump mobiles you post ? That is the NK technology. The last missile they launched fell out of the sky before it even came close to it's target barely off shore. Yes there may be some collateral damage (Loss of lives) But America now has a leader that wants to stop threatened attacks on the US before they happen. Obama, raised a muslim and communist at heart did everything he could to destroy the American style of life. That left Trump or anyone else who followed him to re-right the mess. The words of Lynden Johnson still ring true in the minds of much of the Nation. Never shall we cow toe to threats of aggression. We would rather be Dead than Red. If you like the Country you live in, Then you have to be prepared to defend it. Eradicating threats before they become a reality. If Kim Jon is allowed to have a nuke and an ICBM. You can bet it will be sent to a US destination. LA is the most likely target. It would have the biggest impact as it has the largest concentrated population. Is that what you want to happen ? nbcnews.com