>Claiming the right to launch preemptive wars and fighting an ill-defined “global war on terror,” the U.S. government has slaughtered vast numbers of civilians in defiance of international law, says Nicolas J S Davies.
>Seventy-seven million people in North and South Korea find themselves directly in the line of fire from the threat of a Second Korean War. The rest of the world is recoiling in horror from the scale of civilian casualties such a war would cause and the unthinkable prospect that either side might actually use nuclear weapons.
>Since the first Korean War killed at least 20 percent of North Korea’s population and left the country in ruins, the U.S. has repeatedly failed to follow through on diplomacy to establish a lasting peace in Korea and has instead kept reverting to illegal and terrifying threats of war. Most significantly, the U.S. has waged a relentless propaganda campaign to discount North Korea’s legitimate defense concerns as it confronts the threat of a U.S. war machine that has only grown more dangerous since the last time it destroyed North Korea.
>The North has lived under this threat for 65 years and has watched Iraq and Libya destroyed after they gave up their nuclear weapons programs. When North Korea discovered a U.S. plan for a Second Korean War on South Korea’s military computer ( https://consortiumnews.com/2017/10/12/why-north-korea-wants-nuke-deterrence/ ) network in September 2016, its leaders quite rationally concluded that a viable nuclear deterrent is the only way to guarantee their country’s safety.
>What does it say about the role the U.S. is playing in the world that the only way North Korea’s leaders believe they can keep their own people safe is to develop weapons that could kill millions of Americans?
>The Changing Face of War
>The Second World War was the deadliest war ever fought, with at least 75 million people killed, about five times as many as in the First World War. When the slaughter ended in 1945, world leaders signed the United Nations Charter to try to ensure that that scale of mass killing and destruction would never happen again. The U.N. Charter is still in force, and it explicitly prohibits the threat or use of military force by any nation.
>It was not just the scale of the slaughter that shocked the world’s leaders into that brief moment of sanity in 1945. It was also the identities of the dead. Two-thirds of the people killed in the Second World War were civilians, a drastic change from the First World War, only a few decades earlier, when an estimated 86 percent of the people killed were uniformed combatants. The use of nuclear weapons by the United States raised the specter that future wars could kill an exponentially greater numbers of civilians, or even end human civilization altogether.
… long article, go read …
https://archive.is/Lr7wX - https://consortiumnews.com/2017/11/16/americas-renegade-warfare/
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I'm not disagreeing that all the petty bullshit between US and other countries needs to stop and we need to fix our shit, but isn't the first Korean war technically still going on because of the lack of official resolution?
>>88999
The same non-human scum that own the Little Dong June family are the same international banksters that ordered the fat cuck Churchill to fire bomb Germany. This is a hit piece article designed to make it appear as if there are two parties, when in fact N.Korea barely exists. Think of why both chinkland and the wannabe Nu-Soviet Empire are both in support of N.Korea as a shell corporation, Vril, then consider whom rakes in more shekels than they.
The same non-human scum that own the Little Dong June family are the same international banksters that ordered the fat cuck Churchill to fire bomb Germany. This is a hit piece article designed to make it appear as if there are two parties, when in fact N.Korea barely exists. Think of why both chinkland and the wannabe Nu-Soviet Empire are both in support of N.Korea as a shell corporation, Vril, then consider whom rakes in more shekels than they.
>>89128
It is interesting to consider that NK is a proxy to threaten the cleaning of the deep state.
But the signs seem to be that China is not a part of the deep stuff, so why is China letting this threat happen? If China threatened to cut trade with NK they would stop this immediately.
What is China doing? Or has China already decided the US is unrecoverable and is awaiting the collapse?
It is interesting to consider that NK is a proxy to threaten the cleaning of the deep state.
But the signs seem to be that China is not a part of the deep stuff, so why is China letting this threat happen? If China threatened to cut trade with NK they would stop this immediately.
What is China doing? Or has China already decided the US is unrecoverable and is awaiting the collapse?
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>>89135
The reality of china is that they have partially ousted their bolshevik overlords while further entrenching judeo-communistic-capitalism as a way of life. Living proof of this comes in the form of "The Beautiful Lie", a purely talmudic belief that, if you lie and don't get caught, you are "beautiful", but if you lie and get caught, you cry victimhood complexes. Most of chinkland's debt is owned by the Russian oligarchs who themselves are wary of jewish interests, while enough of the US debt is owned by china to prevent the yuan from inflating or deflating. In essence, china and Russia are playing the little fiddle for the other two while the US is getting fucked on all sides.
Then I suggest you inspect the 3rd Artillery Brigade in chinkland. They are a prime example of useful idiots that tel shitvive pays to do their dirty work. They know the US will collapse. When it does N.Korea's puppeteer state won't matter, the chinks will absorb it, even with the few Dorks that might actually put up a fight, and move on to taking over the rest of SubAsia.
The reality of china is that they have partially ousted their bolshevik overlords while further entrenching judeo-communistic-capitalism as a way of life. Living proof of this comes in the form of "The Beautiful Lie", a purely talmudic belief that, if you lie and don't get caught, you are "beautiful", but if you lie and get caught, you cry victimhood complexes. Most of chinkland's debt is owned by the Russian oligarchs who themselves are wary of jewish interests, while enough of the US debt is owned by china to prevent the yuan from inflating or deflating. In essence, china and Russia are playing the little fiddle for the other two while the US is getting fucked on all sides.
Then I suggest you inspect the 3rd Artillery Brigade in chinkland. They are a prime example of useful idiots that tel shitvive pays to do their dirty work. They know the US will collapse. When it does N.Korea's puppeteer state won't matter, the chinks will absorb it, even with the few Dorks that might actually put up a fight, and move on to taking over the rest of SubAsia.
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>>89410
>>89410
People, according to MA, flip flop between confidence in Private (Stock market for example, that is non-government) and Public (that is government, like government bonds). It is a flip flop between confidence in the private sector and lack of confidence in the same. The Stock Market crash of 1929 causes a decades long fear of stocks and a hiding in gov bonds.
The cycle aslo is not just a basic flip/flop there are much larger versions of the same, according to MA, see pic.
These charts are often simplistic but I think he sees the whole thing as a fractal, its root being a 8.6 year basic cycle, or business cycle. When you see his charts at different scales you get shown different meta-cycles we are in. The larger cycles are less important to our short lives, unless a bigger meta-event happens in our lives. This seems to be the case, according to MA, for 2032.
>>89410
People, according to MA, flip flop between confidence in Private (Stock market for example, that is non-government) and Public (that is government, like government bonds). It is a flip flop between confidence in the private sector and lack of confidence in the same. The Stock Market crash of 1929 causes a decades long fear of stocks and a hiding in gov bonds.
The cycle aslo is not just a basic flip/flop there are much larger versions of the same, according to MA, see pic.
These charts are often simplistic but I think he sees the whole thing as a fractal, its root being a 8.6 year basic cycle, or business cycle. When you see his charts at different scales you get shown different meta-cycles we are in. The larger cycles are less important to our short lives, unless a bigger meta-event happens in our lives. This seems to be the case, according to MA, for 2032.
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>See pic
refers to >>89137 showing a 309 year private bias.
and pic related shows a smaller shorter change in bias about 50 years long.
I've been wondering about what happened in 1723. And the best I came up with before was the decline and collapse of the Ottaman Empire. But your question >>89410 made me wonder; when did the Industrial Revolution happen?
>The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution
This makes more sense. MA's 309year cycle seems to indicate that the Industrial Revolution rise will reached it's end point soon and we are changing to something else. Perhaps industrialisation will finally have reached the point where we can live less like work slaves?
Will Trump get the classified tech released?
>The Industrial Revolution was the transition to new manufacturing processes in the period from about 1760 to sometime between 1820 and 1840.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Industrial_Revolution
This makes more sense. MA's 309year cycle seems to indicate that the Industrial Revolution rise will reached it's end point soon and we are changing to something else. Perhaps industrialisation will finally have reached the point where we can live less like work slaves?
Will Trump get the classified tech released?
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