North Korea Able to Strike All of America

By John W. Spring

Although I heard President Donald J. Trump say that he would be willing to meet with Kim Jong-un, it is urgent for a summit to be held with him at once in Beijing because of a possible invasion byNorth Korea into South Korea during this coming June, which is just next month, as well as threats of strikes with his long-range missiles or ICBMs and nuclear warheads against the United States that might be launched from the Korean Peninsula and naval North Korean submarines at sea are the real dangers lurking behind Pyongyang, which now has the capability to destroy large cities of “Megalopolis” along the Atlantic Seaboard or the East Coast of the continental United States. So I would urge all of you to encourage the President to meet with Kim Jong-un in Beijing before this coming June of 2017.

I have been doing research related to Pyongyang’s development and production of nuclear and very long-range missile technological advancement over the past several years. With compact nuclear warheads and solid fuel rocket engines for its very long-range missiles or ICBMs, it is now able to strike any densely-populated metropolitan area in the coterminous United States.

As a private citizen during the very early 1960s, I came to the same conclusion when sending my analytic reports to President John F. Kennedy that were related to the Soviet military build-up in Cuba as well as Russian deployment of nuclear missiles at what was located in Pinar del Rio Province on the northwestern section of the island. After U-2 aerial reconnaissance flights had confirmed my findings a year later during the fall of 1962, it became better known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. But none of our intelligence agencies can take credit for my analysis in 1961.

You may not know me, but the results of one of my accomplishments became the best-known event in history. Therefore, I may be the greatest Geopolitical Intelligence Analyst in the world during the 20^th Century and to the present. My most famous accomplishment was my analytical report sent to President John F. Kennedy, which, when confirmed by U-2 aerial reconnaissance flights over Cuba a year later, became known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. For several decades afterwards, I attempted to keep a very low profile to stay alive when Colonel Oleg Penkovsky, who had mistakenly been blamed for my reports, was tortured and then murdered by the KGB.

Nearly 55 years ago, after the Cuban Missile Crisis, President Kennedy said, “Never negotiate out of fear, but never fear to negotiate.” Based upon the current situation with North Korea, it would definitely be to our advantage for us to discover what Kim Jong-un really intends to do.