North Korea is a resilient country. The fact that it has survived the Cold War is alone an incredible achievement.

The main catalyst for the Soviet Union’s fall was the switch of US foreign policy from detente to Ronald Reagan’s arms race. The Soviet economy was always small compared to the US (it was still a peasant economy in the 1920s while the US was already fully industrialized), so matching American military developments and foreign aid (to allies like the Eastern bloc or Cuba) dollar for dollar became impossible.

In other words, the Soviets didn’t “collapse,” Mikhail Gorbachev surrendered.

On the other hand, the DPRK doubled-down in the 90s and imposed Songun policy: invest in the military at the expense of people’s day to day living standards. Sort of like total war without the war. This kept the neocon regime-changers at bay.

Because the North Koreans have a much stronger sense of race-nationalism than the Soviets did, the people made do and survived through these tough times.

Now the DPRK is recovering economically and Russia is warming back up to them. Add in their nuclear weapons, massive artillery stockpile, and the fact that their morale is way better than South Korea or USA, and the window for a regime change closed a long time ago.

That won’t stop kikes afraid of Kim telling Iranians/Syrians/etc. his nuclear secrets or selling them their weapons.

They are now using antiquated propaganda methods to try and incite Koreans into overthrowing their government. You’d think they’d come up with something new that isn’t just flooding the country with fake news. They’re apparently out of ideas.

The Telegraph:

North Korean defectors are ramping up a campaign to covertly flood their former homeland with flashdrives and balloons full of news bulletins and documentaries to counter state propaganda as tensions escalate with the US over Pyongyang’s nuclear and missiles programmes.

Assisted by the US-based, and privately funded, Human Right Foundation (HSF) their ultimate aim is to bring down the pariah regime from within, by engaging directly with North Koreans, providing illicit information that will influence mindsets and fuel dissatisfaction.

Up to 10,000 flashdrives were successfully smuggled into North Korea as Pyongyang’s relations sharply deteriorated over the past year, said Alex Gladstein, HSF’s chief strategy officer.

But with traditional military and diplomatic strategies apparently failing to temper the threat of nuclear conflict, activists are now working furiously to reach a target of 100,000 by mid-2018.

Waging this information war was “the only way to inspire change,” argued Mr Gladstein. “So it’s really like a third way, and this is to liberate minds.

We’re creating little windows to the outside world so that the North Korean people can make decisions for themselves about what they want to do with their lives,” he said.

He revealed that the appetite for information within the hermit kingdom had considerably shifted in recent months from popular films such as Titanic, South Korean soap operas and megastar Psy’s music videos more towards news, documentaries and educational material including Wikipedia entries.

The content is chosen by defector focus groups, said Mr Gladstein.

The regime’s visceral reaction towards them, calling them “scum” and “enemy zero” showed how much it feared outside news, he argued.

What’s on the USB drives? Is it just boilerplate fake news about Kim feeding his uncle to dogs like some James Bond villain, or is it more insidious stuff like porn, pop music and Hollywood trash?

The latter would be more effective in causing chaos in their society, as Jews know full well (we were their first guinea pigs).

Many North Korean defectors want to go home, but are prevented from doing so by the South Korean government.

Their main complaint is that South Korea is an atomized bugman society that – while overall materially wealthier than North Korea – doesn’t outweigh the rootlessness, loneliness, the stress of the rat race and the mental anguish of watching Korean women getting pumped and dumped by Big White Cock!

Kim’s got nothing to worry about.

I am sick of hearing about North Korea.

As Steve Bannon said the day before he was fired: there is no military option that doesn’t end with Seoul getting totally BTFO with conventional weapons.

That is just a known and open fact.

So anyone who talks about a military option – other than I guess assassination, if you consider that a “military option” – is bullshitting you. Including Trump.

I guess I can see how this is a good distraction for him. Korea is an actual “threat” in the sense that we don’t really have any idea what is going on with this guy. What we do pretty much know is that he isn’t going to do anything, so you can just keep talking about this, with threats back and forth forever.

Fox News:

President Trump said Tuesday that “all options are on the table” after North Korea launched a missile over Japan, an act that instantly renewed tensions in the region just days after the regime appeared to be backing down from threats against the U.S. and its allies.

“The world has received North Korea’s latest message loud and clear: this regime has signaled its contempt for its neighbors, for all members of the United Nations, and for minimum standards of acceptable international behavior,” Trump said, in a written statement released by the White House.

“Threatening and destabilizing actions only increase the North Korean regime’s isolation in the region and among all nations of the world. All options are on the table,” the statement continued.

In a first, North Korea on Tuesday fired a midrange ballistic missile designed to carry a nuclear payload that flew over U.S. ally Japan and splashed into the northern Pacific Ocean.

The distance and type of missile test seemed designed to show that North Korea can back up a threat to target the U.S. territory of Guam, if it chooses to do so, while also establishing a potentially dangerous precedent that could see future missiles flying over Japan.

The White House said that Trump spoke Monday with Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe about the “grave” North Korean threat. “President Trump and Prime Minister Abe committed to increasing pressure on North Korea, and doing their utmost to convince the international community to do the same,” the statement said.

Any new test worries Washington and its allies because it presumably puts the North a step closer toward its goal of an arsenal of nuclear missiles that can reliably target the United States. Tuesday’s test, however, looks especially aggressive to Washington, Seoul and Tokyo.

The Pentagon told reporters that it was investigating the launch over Japan, adding: “North American Aerospace Defense Command determined the missile launch from North Korea did not pose a threat to North America.” The U.S. Missile Defense Agency said the Japanese military did not attempt to intercept the missile.

South Korea’s air force effectively fired back at North Korea’s missile launch over Japan by conducting a live-fire drill involving powerful bombs, officials said early Tuesday.

Whatever.

If it’s a strategic distraction, it’s a strategic distraction.

But obviously, they could open talks at any time and just get South Korea to stop making all of these threats and moving all up on their shit.

I think Bannon shouldn’t have said that stuff to the press when he did. It was inappropriate to publicly disagree with the President. Unless it was some kind of a 6m² dimensional chess move, Bannon was probably sauced.

But of course, revolutionary communist Jews in the administration can openly attack the President and not get fired.

But you know.

Who knows.

Something big as hell that is going to make you feel like you felt on 911 is brewing. I think we can feel that in our bones, whether we’re consciously aware of it or not.

If you remember 911, you remember a weird sort of feeling you had before it happened, which you didn’t realize you had been feeling until it happened.

And we’ve all got that feeling right now.

Could somehow revolve around this situation.