there you go playing dumb again to support the team.
1. this was still Obama's fault. Trump has been in office for 7 months.
they have been testing missiles for years.
2. you need to update your thoughts. you should check drudge instead of the dnc database for your answers.
particularly now that the IT team has left the country or gone to jail.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/28/hal...hin-range-of-latest-north-korean-missile.html
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North Korea has stepped up its ballistic missile development program in recent years under the 33-year-old Kim Jong Un. Last year, North Korea fired off at least 16 ballistic missile tests and conducted two nuclear tests.
There have been questions about whether North Korea has the technology to have a nuclear weapon withstand extreme temperatures and other stresses of atmospheric re-entry of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
"I think at this point they can do the re-entry," Wright said.
According to Wright, the North Koreans can achieve the re-entry by making the nuclear-armed warhead "sort of blunt," which will allow it to slow down as it comes into the re-entry phase. "You reduce the heating but your accuracy gets worse, though this thing has lousy accuracy anyway," he said.
Regardless, the North Koreans have insisted they do have this capability, and earlier this week repeated threats that they can hit "the heart of the U.S." with a nuclear warhead. It followed comments last weekend from CIA Director Mike Pompeo that the North Korean people "would love to see" regime change.
1. this was still Obama's fault. Trump has been in office for 7 months.
they have been testing missiles for years.
2. you need to update your thoughts. you should check drudge instead of the dnc database for your answers.
particularly now that the IT team has left the country or gone to jail.
https://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/28/hal...hin-range-of-latest-north-korean-missile.html
...
North Korea has stepped up its ballistic missile development program in recent years under the 33-year-old Kim Jong Un. Last year, North Korea fired off at least 16 ballistic missile tests and conducted two nuclear tests.
There have been questions about whether North Korea has the technology to have a nuclear weapon withstand extreme temperatures and other stresses of atmospheric re-entry of an intercontinental ballistic missile.
"I think at this point they can do the re-entry," Wright said.
According to Wright, the North Koreans can achieve the re-entry by making the nuclear-armed warhead "sort of blunt," which will allow it to slow down as it comes into the re-entry phase. "You reduce the heating but your accuracy gets worse, though this thing has lousy accuracy anyway," he said.
Regardless, the North Koreans have insisted they do have this capability, and earlier this week repeated threats that they can hit "the heart of the U.S." with a nuclear warhead. It followed comments last weekend from CIA Director Mike Pompeo that the North Korean people "would love to see" regime change.
