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Gamebreaker
Join Date: Nov 2010
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Re: North Korea: Threat or Blackmailer?
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Nuclear bomb debris holds clues to who planted it - science-in-society - 08 November 2010 - New Scientist As far as NK goes, I wouldn't put it past China to invade NK before we could just so that scenario you mention didn't happen.
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Living Legend
Join Date: Oct 2004
Location: chesapeake, va
Age: 62
Posts: 15,817
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Re: North Korea: Threat or Blackmailer?
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Living Legend
Join Date: Aug 2008
Age: 59
Posts: 21,744
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Re: North Korea: Threat or Blackmailer?
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A side note: Do you know why the USSR and USA built enough weapons to destroy the world multiple of multiple times over? (anecdotal answer, not something stated as fact, but someone I know who would have reason to know at the time implied it - (this is my best a friend of a friend who knows a friend who worked in a lab answer): The simple answer is because we didn't know with confidence that the actual weapons would work. We knew that all the moving parts worked per se, but the actual weapons, not as confident. The reason reduction treaties started being agreed to is that our confidence in the capability was maturing. |
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