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Yup, agreed. To say we live in scary times I think is an understatement. If they launch at us there is no doubt we will respond, and not in kind but harder. Scary. I should be a character on an Role-playing Game world, much safer… oh wait! .

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US tests nuclear-capable missile with the range to strike North Korea;

It was the second such launch in seven days from the Central California coastal base. Last week's had been pushed back from the autumn. Ref. Source 8p

US Commandos Set to Counter North Korean Nuclear Sites:

"We are looking comprehensively at our force structure and capabilities on the peninsula and across the region to maximize our support to U.S. [Pacific Command] and [U.S. Forces Korea]. This is my warfighting priority." Ref. Source 1i.

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We are certainly ratcheting up the pressure on NK. I don't think we'll send SF in, we have better ways to deal with his weapons… but I could be wrong.

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With his missiles being in mountainous areas that are well protected and re-enforced I think that we would have to have boots on the ground to neutralize them.

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We have ways to knock those missiles out without boots on the ground. And before the fire they have to come out of those hardened areas… we can definitely take them out then.

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Oh I know that and you know that but I am not mentioning those ways on here. Just some times it is much easier to take them out before they are fired. Less issues this way.

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Boots on the ground in this country would almost be a suicide mission. They are simply too well guarded. I know some of the people that would be called on to do this mission. I hope it doesn't get to the point where we need to send them.

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Why Do North Koreans Hate Us? One Reason - They Remember the Korean War.:

University of Chicago historian Bruce Cumings writes in his book "The Korean War: A History," "Is that we carpet-bombed the north for three years with next to no concern for civilian casualties." Ref. Source 7e.