March 1, 2025
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I agree with Mrs. Francis that putler is pretty much finished. He’s surpassed the point of no return, both militarily and economically.
Unfortunately, none of the many oppressed peoples in the terrorist federation have ever started an uprising. This could accelerate the inevitable consequences for the war criminal.
Mrs. Francis claims that South Korea and Japan will get nukes within five years.
Why not?
And we are at fault for this. We completely ignored the Budapest Memorandum. As I’ve said many times before, the BM caused a sudden death to any hopes for future nuclear disarmament agreements. No nation who has them will be so foolish anymore to surrender nukes for sheets of paper. Nukes are nukes, and paper is for the arse.
But, SK and Japan won’t be the only ones to at least wanting to have nukes. One, Ukraine, definitely should have them. They are obviously exposed to the most danger, easily surpassing Taiwan or any other nation.
The lady is right: The Norks have nukes, why not South Korea? Japan is rather pacifistic with reason. But nukes may be…………………
Both South Korea and Japan must review their laws asap. The way they are now written keeps them unsafe, and the dangers are only growing.