Who will blink first,could get interesting!

104RFAST

Hopefully this kid is just running his fat mouth. We may see if
we can defend a carrier. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/north-korea-threatens-us/2017/04/23/id/785845/

coolgunguy

This crap is getting out of hand.

6EQUJ5 - WOW!

I'm so ronery, I'm so ronery
So ronery. . . .

shootbrownelk

104RFAST wrote: »

Hopefully this kid is just running his fat mouth. We may see if
we can defend a carrier. http://www.newsmax.com/Newsfront/north-korea-threatens-us/2017/04/23/id/785845/

It's well past the time for the US to take out the fat little insane butterball with the Moe Howard hair do.

Make_My_Day

"The commentary was carried on page three of the newspaper, after a two-page feature about leader Kim Jong Un inspecting a pig farm."

I guess he was checking up on the family.

104RFAST

I'm thinking a 20 cent 7.62x25 could change the course of history. Time for China
to support someone with a better haircut!

NCFUBAR

The militant midget most likely can't really get close to doing anything he says but the spark from any actions are what I worry about. I wish somebody, please China step up, and help him go to sleep ...permanently.

tennmike

NCFUBAR wrote: »

The militant midget most likely can't really get close to doing anything he says but the spark from any actions are what I worry about. I wish somebody, please China step up, and help him go to sleep ...permanently.

He has some diesel/electric subs, and those things are quiet. But there are at least two fast attack subs with the carrier group, maybe more, and they are good at what they do. If a torpedo gets shot at the carrier, it will be interesting to see the response. He has a lot of missiles, but they aren't really all that accurate at that range, and there will be a LOT of DDG, DEG, and other ships, including the carrier with CIWS missile defense, so it will be difficult for a missile to make it through that 'steel curtain'. And there's always the chance that one of Lil Kim's generals will get antsy and put a bullet in the back of his chubby little head if he goes off the reservation.

Teach

Concerning the artillery threat to Seoul- - - - -isn't it possible the MOAB strike recently was a warning about what could happen to those gun emplacements in case we decide to give the little twerp a bloody nose without going nuclear? 5 or 6 of them along the DMZ would make at least most of those Howitzers a moot point. Apparently the bombs are "steerable", so the C-130's could fly a few miles over friendly territory to make the drop, and avoid AAA fire. The anti-missile defense system that was just installed could take out any SAM's they decided to launch.
Jerry

BAMAAK

Cruise missle the SAM sites then MOAB the DMZ and his nuke facilities 30 seconds later. If one falls on his house, oh well.

tennmike

Teach wrote: »

Concerning the artillery threat to Seoul- - - - -isn't it possible the MOAB strike recently was a warning about what could happen to those gun emplacements in case we decide to give the little twerp a bloody nose without going nuclear? 5 or 6 of them along the DMZ would make at least most of those Howitzers a moot point. Apparently the bombs are "steerable", so the C-130's could fly a few miles over friendly territory to make the drop, and avoid AAA fire. The anti-missile defense system that was just installed could take out any SAM's they decided to launch.
Jerry

The MOABs are GPS guided and steered to the target. I'd guess about half the cost of them is the electronics package over a straight gravity bomb with no guidance package.

That idea of dropping a buttload of MOABs on the artillery is a good idea. Anybody in the open would be pretty much liquefied inside the body cavity from the overpressure. Everything within the blast zone would be scattered to hell 'n' back, too.

Another thing about our Fast Attack subs that go with the carrier groups. They can 'piggyback' off the sonar of the combatant support ships. The DDG, DEG, and DLGs can ping in a specific direction and the subs can listen to any return echo. The subs don't have to go active sonar to find targets when with the carrier group. They can just listen like they do normally, but with some help. Sonar is pretty far ahead of what it was when I was in the Navy, and it was impressive back then.

6EQUJ5 - WOW!

Teach wrote: »

. . . .in case we decide to give the little twerp a bloody nose. . . .

For one, that will never happen, second - never underestimate one's adversary. That's what got us into trouble the first go around with Korea when we though we were invincible following the allied victory of WWII. North Korea was the beginning of our token bombings and then cut and run tactics thanks to our spineless political leaders.

Fisheadgib

I'm a little more concerned about this chubby little nut job than normal because I've been to Korea several times and I was involved in the activities after the killing of Bonifas and Barrett. All that occurred during his father's rule and he acted crazy but was far more sensible than his kid. Dad would prod and test but would back off if he thought that he was at a limit. I'm sure that this kid has a secret bunker somewhere with a couple of years worth of provisions and he'll be sitting in it while he antagonizes the rest of the world. I think that he could care less about losing a few million of his citizens during a weapons exchange and that makes him pretty dangerous. South Korea's most populated city is just across the border and would likely suffer lot's of casualties in any exchange and we would end up picking up the tab for any damage caused by North Korea because that's what we do.

Jayhawker

Nothing that maniac does would surprise me....the whole family is crazier than a S%$# house rat...must be in the genes..They were constantly doing insanely provocative stuff when I was there in the early 70s...

Teach

The chubby little nutcase needs a Mossad massage- - - - - -a .22 short to the brain stem! I wouldn't be surprised if one of the generals who escort him everywhere just might get an offer from China he wouldn't dare refuse.
Jerry

roadking

Our boys are from South Korea...we are watching it, but not inclined to do anything about it (i.e. letters to rep, etc.) SK has the most to be worried about, and it's sort of disconcerting in our house.

Teach

Fatso Freako just launched another one- - - - -time for him to have a terminal migraine!
:head:
Jerry

Jayhawker

Teach wrote: »

Fatso Freako just launched another one- - - - -time for him to have a terminal migraine!
:head:
Jerry

If he ever gets one more than 5 seconds off the pad, someone could be in trouble...

tennmike

Jayhawker wrote: »

If he ever gets one more than 5 seconds off the pad, someone could be in trouble...

If that fat little fartblossom ever gets one off the pad aimed East and it falls short, goes off course, and hits Japan, then he's gonna be in a world of hurt.

Jayhawker

A little off topic...but on the news tonight, they showed a Japanese Destroyer accompanying the Carl Vinson Battlegroup...it was flying the old Imperial Naval ensign (the one with the sunburst)..I thought they had done away with that one....

tennmike

Jayhawker wrote: »

A little off topic...but on the news tonight, they showed a Japanese Destroyer accompanying the Carl Vinson Battlegroup...it was flying the old Imperial Naval ensign (the one with the sunburst)..I thought they had done away with that one....

Don't know about them flying the old Imperial Navy ensign, but there are more than a few Japanese ships that have joined up with the Vinson battle group. Lil Kim might just have bit off more than he can chew.

In other news, his latest missile test barely got off the launchpad before it started a slow pinwheel, broke apart, and crashed in a spectacular explosion. Too bad the little butterball wasn't at ground zero of the crash! The resulting fat fire could have been photographed from the International Space Station! :roll2:

Teach

Could these "launches" be getting the benefit of a little cyber-hacking, either from China or the USA? Two fizzles in a row might be just a coincidence, but I'm hoping it becomes a habit. One of the things China is really good at is getting into places they're not supposed to be internet-wise.
Jerry

tennmike

Teach wrote: »

Could these "launches" be getting the benefit of a little cyber-hacking, either from China or the USA? Two fizzles in a row might be just a coincidence, but I'm hoping it becomes a habit. One of the things China is really good at is getting into places they're not supposed to be internet-wise.
Jerry

It's possible, but I watched a video of the launch and it looked like something to do with the fuel. There was a LOT of brown smoke coming out the rocket nozzle on one side. Looks like it was more of a mechanical failure somewhere, either in the fuel or the combustion chamber, like a burn through somewhere. And it was having a LOT of difficulty getting off the launchpad after ignition, like the thrust was way too low. One thing is for sure; with the crash and huge explosion it's going to be hard to find out what went wrong. Pieces of the missile got scattered over a huge plot of real estate.

Jayhawker

It could be that fat boy has come up with a new way of executing those that displease him....

Teach

Jayhawker wrote: »

It could be that fat boy has come up with a new way of executing those that displease him....

Rocket test pilot?
:uhm:
Jerry

Jayhawker

I can't help but believe that every time one of these botched missile launches occurs, a whole bunch of guys in the design section end up sitting on the curb in a big hefty bag...

Buford

Jayhawker wrote: »

I can't help but believe that every time one of these botched missile launches occurs, a whole bunch of guys in the design section end up sitting on the curb in a big hefty bag...

And then there were none.

tennmike

Jayhawker wrote: »

I can't help but believe that every time one of these botched missile launches occurs, a whole bunch of guys in the design section end up sitting on the curb in a big hefty bag...

I'd bet he had a seriously funny Daffy Duck fit behind closed doors when that missile crashed and exploded. And it wouldn't be all that strange for him to have one or two missile crew shot...........just to motivate those left.

Fat Billy

Fat Boy has a medical issue. Last few launches have left him with Projectile Dysfunction! Later, Fat Billy :applause:

Make_My_Day

Anyone think fat-boy is trying to get everyone to think they're incompetent, so we'll attack and get a big, nasty surprise?

Teach

Speaking of testing- - - - -the area in Afghanistan that got the MOAB treatment is still under heavy guard- - - - -I wonder if there's an in-depth analysis going on of just how close together they would need to be spaced to make the artillery in the area just north of the DMZ completely ineffective? One of the big objections to putting the smackdown on fatso is the possibility of an artillery barrage on Seoul as retribution for any sort of preemptive strike on his nuke facilities.
Jerry