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North Korea Orders Nuclear Weapons Made Ready for Use! China Says "North Korea has signed its own Death Warrant"

 Post by Newsroom   - Mar 03, 2016



 
 
UPDATED 9:45 PM EST - See Bottom -- North Korean leader Kim Jong-un on Friday (Korean Time GMT +8:30) ordered the country's nuclear weapons to be made ready for use at a moment's notice.
He also said the communist country will revise its military posture so it can be ready to carry out pre-emptive attacks, stressing that the current situation has become very precarious, according to the Korean Central News Agency.
The announcement comes a day after the United Nations Security Council passed a new sanctions resolution penalizing the country for its fourth nuclear test and long-range missile launch earlier in the year.
   In a far more ominous and staggering development, China's Senior Representative to the "Six Party Talks" on settling issues involving North Korea, stated publicly "North Korea has signed its own death warrant." In an interview with Maekyung Media Group Chairman Chang Dae-whan on Wednesday, Wu Dawei (right), 70, China`s senior representative at the six-party talks also said “China warned North Korea to give up nuclear weapons several times but the country refused to listen,” he added, stressing “This is why China supported the resolution of strong sanctions against North Korea adopted by the U.N. Security Council.” 
Editor:  China _never_ says things like "Signed its own death warrant."  China is ALWAYS moderate in its Diplomatic tone, and always leaves a door open to compromise or face-saving, no matter who they are in difficulties with.  For China to publicly use such language is no mistake.  China doesn't make mistakes like that.  Ever.  Folks, this is far more serious than the North Korean situation has ever been.  China NEVER talks likes this, and for them to do so means HUGE trouble is coming.
The Chinese top diplomat went on to say, “We visited Pyongyang from February 2 to February 4 to meet with three North Korean influential figures including Kim Kye-gwan, Senior Vice Minister of Foreign Affairs, and they reaffirmed the country’s strong will to own nuclear weapons and conduct nuclear tests,” adding, “Back then, we delivered a message to give up nuclear weapons in a decisive tone but the country let it go through one ear and out the other ear.”
The Chinese diplomat said the two Koreas are equally important for China. “We considered the North a country with close tie but things have been different,” he said, adding, “We put importance on the strategic cooperation with South Korea, as well as traditional friendly relationship with North Korea.” He went on to say, “We would never shelter the reclusive country unless it gives up nuclear weapons and we are also keeping our balance in treating Seoul and Pyongyang.”
 
EDITOR: Did you catch that?  Do you realize what China's top Diplomat just said publicly?  "We would never shelter the reclusive country unless it gives up nuclear weapons"  Or, put another way, it is OK with China for North Korea to be attacked over its nuclear weapons; China will not involve itself.  THAT's what just got announced to the world.   
Prepare to be blind-sided by a North Korean attack upon the Unted States mainland.  They would be foolish to attempt to do so with a missile launch, but "foolish" seems to be their way.  More likely, an attack would be delivered by North Korean submarines; and when that takes place, China already knows there will be fallout (literally) from what is done in retaliation to the North. 
ALERT ALERT ALERT - this is very serious.  Prepare now.  Do not get caught off-guard.
 


 

UPDATE 9:45 PM EST -- New information just in confirms the following:

North Korean Leader Kim Jung Un has directed his military to
a) "Prepare Ten Nuclear Warheads" 
b) "Four more tests"
c) Missile range of at least 4000km - (Seeks range to reach US)
 
In addition, this morning, (North Korea Local Time) The NK Air Force began overt air strike preparations, with fighter jets shown being prepared, in a photo released to prove it:
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Finally, we have been able to verify that North Korea has begun new preparations for a missile launch at their Sohae missile launch facility.  Details and civilian satellite shots at 38North.org  (Link Repaired)
 
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Where are those warhead deactivating orps when we might need them?

Or China.  I can imagine China being given the go-ahead to be the fist to squish N.K.
Maybe they'll be given the country as payment for services rendered.

http://www.prisonplanet.com/n-korea-must-be-ready-to-deploy-nuclear-weapons-at-any-moment-kim-jong-un.html

N. Korea must be ready to deploy nuclear weapons at ‘any moment’ – Kim Jong-un


RT
March 4, 2016
North Korean leader Kim Jong-un says his country must be ready to use nuclear weapons at “any moment,” while the military should be in “pre-emptive attack mode” to combat external threats. Kim also said Pyongyang needs to “bolster” its nuclear force.
The comments by the North Korean leader, reported by state media, come just days after the UN Security Council imposed tough sanctions on Pyongyang for carrying out a nuclear test in January in which North Korea claimed to have successfully detonated a hydrogen bomb in an underground facility.
Kim said North Korea should “bolster up (its) nuclear force both in quality and quantity,” while also stressing “the need to get the nuclear warheads deployed for national defense always on standby so as to be fired any moment,” KCNA quoted him as saying, as cited by Reuters.
“Now is the time for us to convert our mode of military counteraction toward the enemies into a pre-emptive attack one in every aspect,” Kim added.
Kim is believed to have made the comments as he supervised military exercises, which involved assessing newly-developed rocket launchers. His alarming statements also come a day after South Korea accused Pyongyang of firing a series of missiles from its east coast into the sea.
South Korean defense spokesman Moon Sang-gyun said the projectiles were launched from the eastern coastal town of Wonsan on Thursday. Meanwhile, an unnamed official from Seoul’s Joint Chiefs of Staff mentioned that the missiles flew about 100 to 150km before coming down in the Sea of Japan, or East Sea as it is called in South Korea, according to the AP.
New sanctions imposed on North Korea include the inspection of all shipments to and from the country. A ban on exporting items that could be used to contribute to the operational capabilities of Pyongyang’s armed forces, such as trucks, was also introduced.
On Friday, the Philippine Coast Guard inspected a North Korean cargo vessel, which docked at a port north west of the capital, Manila, and was one of the first checks since the UN introduced its new sanctions. Officials said they did not find anything suspicious on board.
“No kind of sanctions will ever work on us, because we’ve lived under US sanctions for more than half a century,” Pyongyang resident Song Hyo-il said, as cited by AP. “And in the future, we’re going to build a powerful and prosperous country here, relying on our own development.”
Russia’s ambassador to the UN, Vitaly Churkin, says North Korea has not taken any lessons on board, after the latest round of sanctions imposed by the Security Council.
“It means that they’re not drawing the proper conclusions yet,” said Churkin.
Meanwhile, South Korea’s plans to conduct joint drills involving over 100,000 military personnel next week have inflamed Pyongyang’s leadership, who responded by threatening to target the presidential Blue House in Seoul, as well as US military bases both on South Korean and US soil.
This article was posted: Friday, March 4, 2016 at 7:10 am