Is WWIII inevitable?

**StockEngine** · May 5th, 2017 04:34 PM

a real test 🤔

Unites States Air Force launches another Minuteman 3 ballistic missiles 3 May 2017 - YouTube

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**uls** · May 5th, 2017 11:30 PM

So the reason trump called up du30 is to ask him to pressure Xi on North Korea

But China doesnt want to pressure nk too much that nk becomes suicidal

It is in china's nterest that north korea exists

If nk fails, sk will become whole korea and the US can set up a base right at the Chinese border

To china, nk serves as a buffer

And nk's mischief takes attention away from china's mischief in the south china sea

China needs nk

**StockEngine** · August 12th, 2017 06:04 PM

hmm interesting submarine icbm is on the way - kim

lock and loaded - trump

waiting for the trigger

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**Monseratto** · August 12th, 2017 10:08 PM

While adults know when to stop feeding the troll/flamebaiters, Trump is caught up hook, line and sinker...

Rex Tillerson: Trump's tweets are not 'an obstacle' or 'an assistance'

**uls** · August 13th, 2017 11:50 AM

meron talaga shortage of brains ang local media and government natin

sa news, they're concerned about Guam, about pinoys in Guam

Dudes, if war breaks out between US and NK, who would NK most likely attack?

SOUTH KOREA

how many pinoys are in SK?

NK doesn't even have to send missiles to SK

they'll just bombard SK with artillery

and who else can NK attack?

JAPAN

NK can launch missiles at Japan

**uls** · August 13th, 2017 12:05 PM

may nabasa pa ako concerned daw ang gobyerno natin sa missile debris pag nag launch ng missile ang NK to Guam

wtf

missile debris is the least of our concerns

a desperate and suicidal NK will try to destroy Seoul and Tokyo

those 2 capitals are HQ to many of the largest companies in the world

guess what happens?

trade stops

shipping stops

global supply chains get disrupted

in this era of just-in-time inventory management, stocks run out

guess what happens to our highly import dependent economy?

**uls** · August 13th, 2017 12:35 PM

if war breaks out in our part of the world, global shipping will be affected

at the very least, shipping companies will raise prices due to higher insurance cost, route change, longer transit time

at worst, nobody's gonna leave port or dock

goods from Asia to the West, goods from the West to Asia

those will be affected

tayo dito sa Pinas, we think di tayo affected coz we're not gonna get nuked naman

and malayo ang NK, malayo ang Guam so di tayo ma-affect ng radiation

pero believe me we do not want this war to happen

**Wh1stl3r** · August 13th, 2017 01:19 PM

Maybe Dennis Rodman can help quiet things down.

What I'm worried about is the ICBM's guidance system failing and hitting us by mistake. There's also a chance of them targeting us. Our fearless leader insulted theirs after all.

If ever the unthinkable happens, it's been nice knowing you all.

**StockEngine** · August 13th, 2017 01:32 PM

Originally Posted by Wh1stl3r

Maybe Dennis Rodman can help quiet things down.

What I'm worried about is the ICBM's guidance system failing and hitting us by mistake. There's also a chance of them targeting us. Our fearless leader insulted theirs after all.

If ever the unthinkable happens, it's been nice knowing you all.

wasnt duterte against nokor sanctions?

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**Wh1stl3r** · August 13th, 2017 01:45 PM

Originally Posted by StockEngine

wasnt duterte against nokor sanctions?

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Not sure but this I remember clearly:

Philippines' Duterte calls North Korea's Kim a 'fool' over nuclear ambitions | Reuters

Not supporting sanctions seems to support China's interest. They are the ones who have the most to lose with a unified Korea.

Granted, sanctions can only go so far, and most suspect China isn't really following them.