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Putin's behavior would seem to indicate he's trying to take Russia back to the glory days of being "Communist Russia".

Remind me which political side in America is more likely to support and embrace the idea of communism?

Janine Wedel's Shadow Elite is an interesting read as well.

All these books I keep seeing people say are good/interesting reads is annoying, i like reading but I've got things to do lol

And it annoys me that I can read them all

Christopher story works

The people that push Russian collusion are trying desperately to get the US into a war with Russia.

Obama gave American nukes to ISIL and let them use one on the Russians.

Hillary, Obama, and McCain were part of a plot to frame Russia into looking like they had supplied Iran nuclear materials in violation of the Iran Nuclear Deal.

North Korea actually shot nuclear missiles at Hawaii and Japan. They were shot down.

The Kashogi killing was a plot to get the US to back out of our trade deal with the Saudi's that would collapse our currency and force us into a war with Saudi Arabia igniting ww3.

Make sure you thank Trump in your prayers tonight for keeping us out of nuclear war.

Actually, that's not what I was saying at all. I thought he was calling me a conspiracy theorist, and mocking what I was suggesting as a possibility by listing a number of things that seem even more unlikely.

"Believing blindly in all of them" Them=Conspiracy theories.

Would you like to know more about one? Pick.

If you are asserting that all of these things actually happened, yes I would like to know more about all of them. But you said 'pick,' so how about "North Korea actually shot nuclear missiles at Hawaii and Japan. They were shot down." for 200. :)

I'll get it to you tomorrow.

I can't prove it, I don't have a military generals confession, but I can make you believe that there was a lot more going on than what the media said and that the most likely scenario is actual nuclear strike attempts.

It's too late right now. Gnight, and thanks for playing.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_North_Korean_missile_tests

North Korean missile tests "end" (stop being reported to the public) in late 2017. As you can see they already have missiles capable of reaching the US.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/2017_in_North_Korea

The US relationship with North Korea reached a low at the end of 2017. Trump labeled North Korea as a sponsor of terrorism and placed sanctions on them. A week later NK launched a ballistic missile test.

US-NK relations continued to decline after the sanctions were ignored by China and Russia. NK was running low on supplies.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.foxnews.com/politics/us-oks-selling-japan-missiles-to-shoot-down-north-korean-missiles.amp

The US approved anti ballistic missile defense systems to Japan on Jan 9, 2018.

Jan 13, 2018: Hawaii receives a ballistic missile warning lasting about 40 minutes.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/01/16/578283950/japan-also-sends-out-then-retracts-a-false-missile-warning

Jan 16, 2018: Japan issued a ballistic missile alert that was retracted in less than 10 minutes.

Based on the information it is likely that North Korea was goaded into attacking the US with its missiles. The first one definitely targeted Hawaii. The missile was most likely detected at launch and the warning was sent out.

Most missile defense systems work by shooting down ICBM's at or after they reach the highest point in their trajectory. That means it would take a few minutes before it could be shot down. Unclassified land based missile defense systems are located in California and Alaska. It's likely that there are submarine based systems near Hawaii as well. Either way it would take a few minutes to shoot down. Adding this time to the amount of time to it would have taken to confirm the ICBM destruction and the time to relay this info to the emergency broadcasting service would account for the 40 minute retraction time.

Three days later, the US and it's closest ally to NK, Japan, were ready and feeling confident about the defense system. When the missile launch was detected Japan initiated its emergency warning and launched a counter missile on behalf of the US (probably part of the deal which allowed them to purchase the defense systems). Since the defense missile was launched early in the ICBM's flight it was able to shoot it down fast. The confirmation of the destruction only took minutes and the emergency was retracted.

"Vern Miyagi, the administrator for the Hawai?i Emergency Management Agency (HI-EMA), said in a press conference around noon Hawaiian time that his team was responsible for the error. According to Miyagi, the error happened during a shift change and at 8:07 a.m., "the wrong button was pushed" during the internal drill."

Thank you, Mr. Miyagi. Wax on!

And then that goofball in Japan did the exact same thing three days later, amirite?

Is that really what you believe?

Easy, man. The Miyagi comment was just a poke at the name similarity.

What you've presented seems entirely plausible, though as you said there are no confessions from generals.

There seems to be a lot of confusion about what I've said. With your first Spongebob post, I thought that you were mocking my what-if scenario. My response was and is, that simply because there is a stigma attached to "conspiracy theories" does not mean that there cannot be truth to some of them.

I know damn well that there is plenty we aren't told.

Boom.
Coincidence?

Fair. But why should I believe that version over this one:
https://www.dailydot.com/layer8/whidbey-island-missile-air-force-one/

Easy breezy.

At the end of a long time exposure photo the last image is still essentially a snap shot.

It's very clear what the final snapshot in the image skunk bay image is. Even the article you provided says "it looks like a missile".

Why is the daily dot trying to hide the truth?

:) just kidding, not trying to be nasty

'Tis cool, haha