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Bizarrely, US Strategic Command (STRATCOM) has posted a tweet warning people that they’re probably going to get nuked.

The government agency, which operates under the Department of Defense, said that the global situation is “unpredictable,” and that “we must account for the possibility of conflict leading to conditions which could very rapidly drive an adversary to consider nuclear use as their least bad option.”

Use of the term “least bad option” seems somewhat ridiculous, and implies that the tweet was written by a millennial. I don’t think I’m the only one who thinks that the concept of millennials running the Department of Defense is a lot scarier than the threat of nuclear war.

But yes: apparently, we are going back to a Cold War type norm, where people are living in a constant state of fear of being nuked.

It is also not untrue that both Russia and China – two countries which the Administration of Joe Biden has been actively agitating and attempting to provoke into war – have nuclear weapons aimed at US cities.

The number one thing that everyone needs to remember is that if you hear a nuclear weapon coming for your city, you need to hide under the desk.

The desk will absorb the bulk of the nuclear impact, and you will be able to dance away unscathed, having outsmarted these communists who tried to take your freedom.

As far as whether or not it is worth risking getting nuked in order to protect anal sex in Taiwan – well, I guess it depends on how much you care about anal sex in Taiwan. That’s a decision everyone has to make.

Actually no, no one has to make that decision, because the US Government already decided that protecting anal sex in Taiwan, as well as Ukrainian territorial sovereignty, is something that is worth risking tens or hundreds of millions of Americans dying in nuclear fire.

From: https://dailystormer.su/stratcom-says-youre-probably-going-to-get-nuked/

Joe Biden Meets with the Japs, Threatens to Nuke China

 

It looked like Tokyo didn’t really want to get dragged into Deeply Fake President Joe Biden’s war, but it seems they have been.

It’s an interesting move on their part. I can’t imagine they are looking at the United States and thinking “this seems like a great long-term ally for our nation.”

I wonder if the Japanese Prime Minister knew Biden was going to start talking about nuclear weapons.

RT:

Beijing has blamed Washington and Tokyo for undermining stability in the Asia Pacific region after they released a joint statement saying “regional challenges” would be addressed by all means, “including nuclear.”

The statement by US President Joe Biden and Japanese Prime Minister Yoshihide Suga, the first foreign leader to officially visit Biden at the White House, was released on Friday. It criticized China, suggesting its actions “are inconsistent with the international rules-based order” and impact “peace and prosperity” in the region.

The alliance between Washington and Tokyo, on the other hand, “has become a cornerstone of peace and security in the Indo-Pacific region and around the world,” and the two countries “are more prepared than ever to address regional challenges,” the statement continued. Beijing’s activities in the South China Sea were mentioned among the challenges, as well as issues in Hong Kong, Xinjiang and Taiwan.

Oh yeah, that makes sense that the nips would be real worried about human rights abuses in China.

“Japan resolved to bolster its own national defense capabilities… The United States restated its unwavering support for Japan’s defense… using its full range of capabilities, including nuclear,” the statement read.

Beijing condemned the document, saying it went beyond the scope of bilateral relations and interfered in China’s internal affairs. It also endorsed separatist activities, a statement by the Chinese Embassy in the US said on Saturday, as reported by the CGTN news channel.

It’s definitely an interference in internal affairs. It is totally unclear what any of this has to do with America, or for that matter Japan. Japan is in the region and have historical tensions with China, but you would think that would mean they desire better relations with China instead of some wacky nuclear war.

I wrote this really long thing about Tucker’s confrontation with the Jews, and now it needs to be edited. It will be published eventually, hopefully later today or tomorrow. Tucker on Friday gave a great response to Joe Biden’s attempts at war with Russia, but all of the “none of our business” principles also apply to China.

But Tucker is also shilling an aliens hoax, so who knows.

I don’t see any benefit of the right supporting a China war agenda. I guess if the Biden People are planning to hit Russia first, it matters less what Tucker is saying about China, because after a war with Russia, no one is going to want a war with China.

All of these war agendas are bad for the people.

Possibly more importantly: they’re good for the enemy of the people, which is the Jews.

From: https://dailystormer.su/joe-biden-meets-with-the-japs-threatens-to-nuke-china/

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EXPLAINER: North Korean missiles getting more agile, evasive

People watch a TV showing an image of North Korea's new guided missile during a news program at the Suseo Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, Friday. March 26, 2021. In resuming its ballistic testing activity after a yearlong pause, North Korea has demonstrated a potentially nuclear-capable weapon that shows how it continues to expand its military capabilities amid a stalemate in diplomacy with the United States. (AP Photo/Ahn Young-joon)

 SEOUL, South Korea (AP) — In resuming its ballistic testing activity after a yearlong pause, North Korea has demonstrated a potentially nuclear-capable weapon that shows how it continues to expand its military capabilities amid a stalemate in diplomacy with the United States.

The two short-range missiles the North fired into the sea this week were its first meaningful provocation since the inauguration of President Joe Biden, who on Thursday delivered a restrained response to the launches, saying “there will be responses if they choose to escalate.”

Since a provocative run in North Korean nuclear and missile tests in 2016 and 2017, much of the U.S. focus has been on North Korea’s intercontinental ballistic missiles that pose a direct threat to the American homeland.

But experts say North Korea’s growing arsenal of shorter-range solid-fuel weapons are more destabilizing for U.S. allies South Korea and Japan. And the latest launches underscored the North’s efforts to improve its capacities for delivering nuclear strikes and overwhelming missile defense systems.

Read more: https://apnews.com/article/joe-biden-technology-seoul-south-korea-north-korea-d6bdaa7f3c5613ba3bd38218dbb8acb8