Putin On N.Korea: Thermonuclear Supporter

By John W. Spring

FORWARD: This article may also anger and shock many readers who have based most of their sources of geopolitical knowledge upon those whom they trust. But rather than continuing to rely upon those sources, it is imperative to know what has happened in Moscow in the past and now in the present if Russia’s role on North Korea is going to be revealed in the very near future.

Unlike Beijing, Moscow is not really abiding by recent UN sanctions that are now being imposed upon Pyongyang. Instead, Russian President Vladimir V. Putin is now transporting more oil over to North Korea. If your trusted sources of information are not sharing this intelligence with you, perhaps, as well-meaning as they intend to be, their sources may not be that reliable unless only topics related to national politics are included. Unfortunately, analyzing intelligence requires not only considerable gray matter in the cerebrum, but also considerable study and research at higher levels of thought and understanding. Unfortunately, most talk-show hosts have only a marginal level of understanding that may cause them to be rather easily deceived and even manipulated.

Did it ever occur to anyone that President Putin may have actually been mainly responsible for Kim Jong-un’s significant progress with his missile and nuclear programs? Of course you would not be expected to know this answer. But if you were to ask yourself if it would be to any point of advantage for Putin to build-up Pyongyang’s military strength that might even include direct assistance for its thermonuclear and ballistic missile programs, then the correct answer would be definitely a “Yes.” Most of us are also unaware that Putin has been upgrading Russia’s ballistic missiles and its thermonuclear warheads at a time when we have been led to believe the Kremlin has been supposedly initiating more peaceful overtures with the West rather than preparing war.

Putin’s key adviser, who is a professional geographer, would definitely understand the strategy of a proxy thermonuclear war that might be caused or initiated by another nation striking at the United States rather than Russia. Of course, if North Korea were to strike and destroy several of America’s large cities, it might then be advantageous for Russia to then also strike at America in such a devastated condition. For the record, this would be very similar to Moscow’s earlier plans related to the Cuban Missile Crisis in 1962 and the Second Missile Crisis that was also planned to be carried out by the Russians in 1983. Almost 20 years later in 2001, we had 9-11 and now we face the North Korean Missile Crisis. Nearly every plan made by the Kremlin generally takes at least five years. So perhaps my question should have been “How was Putin involved with Kim Jong-un after he came to power in Pyongyang over five years ago?” Think about it for a moment.

If would probably require someone like Putin for North Korea to progress so rapidly. JWS

NORTH KOREA

THERMONUCLEAR

By John W. Spring

FORWARD: This following article may anger if not shock many readers who base most of their knowledge upon sources whom they trust. But rather than relying upon those same sources that have been wrong, including the hoaxes and myths still been told as “facts,” based on far different currently existing sources of information, it is providing clues about what might happen by next yearunless the American people and their leaders in Washington begin to understand the entire or full extent of this possible threat now rather than much later when it might be too late.

Although the UN has now imposed diluted or “watered-down” sanctions against North Korea, a real danger still exists from the regime of Kim Jong-un in Pyongyang that can strike at all areas in the United States. Whether or not its most recent missiles and rocket engines had actually been manufactured in the so-called Democratic People’s Republic of Korea, they do pose an imminentthermonuclear threat to the American people when an effective Missile Defense System does not exist to protect them from such ICBM strikes at this time.

In terms of metallurgy and other manufacturing technologies that would be required to design or plan the production of long-range missiles and rocket engines based on the state-of-the-arts early in the 1960s strongly suggests most, if not all, components had been earlier manufactured in the region of the former Soviet Union, which is now Russia, not the Ukraine. Furthermore, such an operation for assisting North Korea would have required the cooperation of the Russian officials in Moscow. Therefore, it is rather probable that Russian President Vladimir V. Putin was aware of this ongoing operation during the past five years or even longer.

President Putin’s key adviser is a geographer by profession who is probably very capable on such geopolitical matters. However, he may also have a diabolical agenda. During at least the past five years and probably even longer, Russia has been building-up its military capability to a level that is well beyond concern. So if North Korea were to strike at America, it is possible that Russia and China might take advantage of such a vulnerable time and decide to also launch their ICBM rockets with thermonuclear warheads at designated targets throughout the entire United States as well as at the nations of our allies.

SUMMARY: North Korea would not have reached its current ICBM and thermonuclear levels of capability unless Russia and or China had provided all of the components and technology for its research, development and production of long-range missiles and thermonuclear warheads. If Pyongyang did not acquire the rocket engines and missile components from Moscow or Beijing, it would not be such an imminent threat now to Washington because the aerospace facilities and personnel required for such advanced technology had been well beyond its scope of capability.