The danger of a real danger of the Korean War – WW3 Update

From Conspiracy HQ

Many questions are currently being asked by the public, and to which the mainstream media keeps offering lame duck information.

In the following presentation, I will explain as best I can the situation in Korea and why it is so dangerous to the rest of us.

Transcript:

While you can never be exactly sure of what each military is stocking in their bunkers, we do have a slight public concept of the armories of both sides.

The DPRK has the following missiles:

Taep’o-dong 2 – 10,000km – (1,000kg Warhead)

Taep’o-Dong 1 – 2,000km – (1,000kg Warhead)

Musudan BM-25 – 4,000km  - (1,000kg Warhead)

Various Scud variants (which is based on the V2 rocket developed by the Nazi’s)

The North Korean tank division consists of around 5,000 various model tanks.

They have around 1,200 Armored Personnel Carriers

And a host of Unarmored vehicles.

Perhaps the most threatening piece of the North Korean military is their extensive battery of artillery sitting just north of the border.  It is estimated that the DPRK could destroy the South Korean city of Seoul within 1 hour.

The DPRK also has an estimated 1.5 million troops to go along with those weapons.

South Korea on the other hand has a very limited missile arsenal, but is strongly backed by US technology which really means it has the entire US Military catalogue at it’s disposal.

And this brings us to the most worrisome aspect of a potential war in the Korea’s… the treaties.

The defense pact is commonly spoken of on mainstream media, which seems to want us to think that the North doesn’t stand a chance as long as the US is backing the South Koreans.

But what of North Korea’s defense pact with China?  How come this isn’t being broadcast?

The Mainstream would have us believe that China is displeased with North Korea and is mobilizing troops on the border to “Handle refugees” should some conflict arise.

How ever, as much as the Chinese are trying to publicly distance themselves from the Kim Jong Un leadership, their movements speak otherwise.

The Chinese started moving in troops and equipment around March 15 of 2013 while the rest of us were unaware of the DPRK’s plans to rattle the world cage.

Meanwhile in the Chinese military have also been running a massive training exercise in the Yellow Sea.

Another note should be made of the recent Russian & Chinese relationship building.  The recent visit by Chinese President Xi Jinping showed the world that no longer where they enemies but Allies and an oposing force to NATO’s world dominance.

Just six days later in the middle of the night, Putin ordered impromptu Russian war games in the black sea.

So while we sit in the comforts of western society, it is important to note that besides what your leaders are telling you, this war will drag in the entire world and split the world in half.

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