North Korea Nuclear Alert: Please Contact The President About This Letter and The Article That Follows.

John W. Spring

P.O. Box 18946

Anaheim, CA 92817

July 27, 2017

Dear Friends,

The current situation with North Korea is far more serious that what is being revealed by the U.S. intelligence agencies in Washington because Pyongyang already has the capability to be able to strike New York and Washington as it is able to destroy Los Angeles here on the West Coast. In fact, this threat has actually existed since the Obama Administration, but, unfortunately the White House has not been receiving adequate intelligence information related to its ICBM and nuclear programs.

As for myself, I provided JFK with the essential analytic reports before the Cuban Missile Crisis during the fall in 1962, which saved our nation.

Now, it needs to be saved again. However, unless I am able to reach the President, it won’t happen in time for us to take effective action. So please contact him right away.

Sincerely,

John W. Spring

NORTH KOREA NUCLEAR ALERT

By John W. Spring

The current situation related to North Korea is probably as serious as the Cuban Missile Crisis of nearly 55 years ago in 1962 and the later Second Missile Crisis during 1983 when Grenada was invaded by U.S. military and naval forces where a very long airfield was under construction.

Although the United States is now deploying THAAD defensive missiles to South Korea and Japan, America does not have any effective Missile Defense System to protect the people from a nuclear attack from North Korea. It was “scrapped” during the Obama Administration.

Based on a gnomonic course along a great circle route, after entering into space and then later re-entering the Earth’s atmosphere, travelling from west to east with the Jet Stream, a North Korea long-range missile launched from the Korea Peninsula would be able to strike many large American cities of “Megalopolis” along the Atlantic Seaboard as well as those on the West Coast of the United States. Furthermore, Pyongyang has several naval submarines in its fleet that are capable of launching nuclear missiles closer to the shores of North America.

What may not be known by American intelligence at this time are the depths of the bunkers in North Korea, which may be over one-mile underground and possibly beyond the range of any GBU-57A/B MOP Massive Ordnance Penetrator bomb or even nuclear bombs. And although many strategic targets on the ground in North Korea might be completely destroyed by U.S. air strikes, their underground facilities may remain operational and still capable of launching long-range missiles with nuclear warheads targeted at large cities throughout the United States. Of course, naval submarines from North Korea would also be able to launch nuclear missiles at Americancities from a much closer range in the Pacific Ocean or even in the Atlantic Ocean.

It is not known if China or Russia might also strike at the United States when an “opportunity” such as this might become available. So Washington must clearly evaluate this current situation.

Note: John W. Spring had provided analytic reports to President John F. Kennedy during the fall in 1961 related to the early stages of construction for Russian nuclear missile launch sites that were then located at Pinar del Rio Province in northwestern Cuba, which were verified by U-2 aerial reconnaissance in the fall of 1962 and became known as the Cuban Missile Crisis. In 1983, Mr. Spring also sent analytic reports to the Reagan Administration that were related to a Second Missile Crisis being attempted by Moscow with an integrated Nuclear Missile Launch system deployed to Nicaragua via a stop-over on Grenada due to the long distance required by the giant Russian transport.