"RE:
Jon G--1998: North Korea launches its first
satellite."
Hello, John and Doves,
Here is an interesting post by Jon
G. My comments follow (including excerpts from a
very timely article). Please pay attention to
the highlighted sentence in Jon's post.
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http://www.fivedoves.com/letters/apr2013/jong428.htm
Jon G (28
Apr 2013)
"John
Tng (2 Dec 2008) "Is the Man of Sin
Revealed?" 1998"
Hello,
I was
just reading a page, John Tng (2 Dec 2008) "Is the
Man of Sin Revealed?"
That one
part that adds up to 1998, 666 + 666 + 666, I decided to
look up events that happened in 1998. This is what I
found.
August
7, 1998- Terrorists bomb the US embassies in Kenya and
Tanzania killing 212.
This
occurred 3 days after Obama's 37th birthday, Check
wikipedia "1998 United States embassy bombings" to learn
more. Another source says 229 were killed. wikipedia
says 223, wikipedia says In Nairobi, approximately
212 people were killed, in Dar es Salaam, the attack
killed at least 11.
Prosecutor Kenneth
Starr pursues President Bill Clinton for alleged lying
about extra-marital affairs.
United States and Britain bomb Iraq (Operation Desert
Fox)
The Good Friday Agreement is endorsed by separate
referenda in Northern Ireland and the Republic.
Apple introduces the iMac.
Microsoft introduces Windows 98.
North
Korea launches its first satellite.
Google is first established.
Tony Blair is the first British Prime Minster to address
Ireland's parliament.
Washington National Airport is renamed Ronald Reagan
National Airport.
Compaq Computer acquires Digital Equipment Corporation
for $9 billion.
Titanic is the first movie to gross over $1 billion.
The first module of the International Space Station is
launched.
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North Korea launches its first satellite.
[1998]
That sentence struck me as being very crucial to our
safety and security, and health and well-being in these
United States of America. Please carefully read the
portions below of the much longer article at: http://www.israelnationalnews.com/Articles/Article.aspx/12944.
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A "Super-EMP" weapon does not
require pinpoint accuracy at all, just low altitude
deployment.
“If North Korea's nuclear weapon is an ordinary
nuclear warhead designed to create a big explosion, then
it is not much of a threat. The lethal radius of "several
kilotons" is so small, and the miss distance of North
Korean missiles is so great, that such a warhead might
well explode harmlessly in the countryside, and do little
damage to the targeted city.
Yet North Korea is happy with its
mysterious "nuclear device," has declared all its tests
successful, and has weaponized it into warheads. Is North
Korea arming its missiles with nuclear duds? Are they
stupid?
In 2004, the Congressional
Electromagnetic Pulse (EMP) Commission was warned by a
delegation of Russian generals that Russia had developed a
"Super-EMP" nuclear warhead, and that design information
for this weapon had leaked to North Korea. A Super-EMP
warhead is a nuclear weapon specially designed to produce
an enormous burst of gamma rays that generates an
extraordinarily powerful electromagnetic pulse, capable of
destroying even the best protected electronics, thereby
paralyzing military forces and blacking out power grids
and collapsing critical infrastructures everywhere--across
an entire nation the size of the United States.
One signature of a Super-EMP weapon
is that it has a very low explosive yield, just several
kilotons, or even less if it is more efficient, because
the weapon is converting the energy of the nuclear warhead
into gamma rays.”
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Super EMP warhead--modified neutron
bomb doesn't weigh much.
“A Super-EMP
warhead does not weigh much, and could probably be
delivered by North Korea's Fractional Orbital Bombardment
System, successfully tested in December 2012, against any
nation on Earth. Thus, North Korea already possesses an
ICBM and poses a mortal nuclear threat to the United
States, and to all nations on Earth--right now.
North Korea, during the successful
test of its ICBM on December 12, 2012, orbited a satellite
weighing 100 kilograms (about 200 pounds). One design of a
Super-EMP warhead would be a modified neutron bomb, more
accurately an Enhanced Radiation Warhead (ERW) because it
produces not only many neutrons but also many gamma rays.
As noted earlier, gamma rays cause the EMP effect. One
U.S. ERW warhead (the W-82) deployed in NATO during the
Cold War weighed, including its heavy casing, less than 50
kilograms. Since the EMP attack entails detonating the
warhead at high-altitude, above the atmosphere, the
warhead does not even need a heavy re-entry vehicle and
heat shield.
North Korea's ICBM does not have to
be accurate to make an EMP attack against the United
States.
The EMP field is so large that
detonating anywhere over the U.S. would have catastrophic
consequences. North Korea orbited its satellite around the
Earth at an altitude of about 500 kilometers. The
trajectory of North Korea's satellite is no accident--they
deliberately aimed for and achieved this orbit and
altitude, as announced before their launch.
An altitude of 500 kilometers would
be ideal for making an EMP attack that places the field
over the entire lower 48 United States.”
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Stealth approach from the South:
“The
primary purpose of the Fractional Orbital Bombardments
System, that North Korea appears to have borrowed from
Russia, is to make a surprise nuclear attack. FOBS is
stealthy as it can strike from any direction, from
unexpected directions, not just from the shortest
direction or by using the trajectory that would be normal
for an ICBM. Because FOBS looks like a Space Launch
Vehicle, not an ICBM making a nuclear attack, this
disguise optimizes chances for achieving surprise.
During the Cold War, Moscow
experimented with a stealthy way of delivering a nuclear
attack on the United States using a Fractional Orbital
Bombardment System to elude radar detection. This would
entail launching an ICBM southward, away from the United
States, so it appears non-threatening, and delivering the
warhead like a satellite on a south polar orbit, so the
nuclear attack comes at the U.S. from the south.
During the Cold War--and today--the
United States has no Ballistic Missile Early Warning
Radars or missile interceptors facing south. We would not
even see an attack from the south coming.
Two U.S. PAVE PAWS Large Phased Array
Radars--designed to look for submarine missiles launched
from the Atlantic and Pacific toward the U.S. east and
west coasts--do look southward with the edges of their
radar fields. However, there is a gap between the fields,
a hole in the radar coverage, larger than the Yucatan
Peninsula, and in that general location.”
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Iran:
“Might
North Korea sell Super-EMP warheads and its stealthy
Fractional Orbital Bombardment System with global reach to
Iran? North Korea and Iran have been collaborating all
along.
Iran may already have a FOBS
capability, as it has successfully launched two satellites
on polar orbits, assisted by North Korean missile
technology and North Korean technicians.
Iran launched its satellites
southward, over the Indian Ocean, flying them over the
polar region to approach the U.S. from the south. Like
North Korea, Iran did not fly its satellites over the U.S.
But a slight adjustment in trajectory would have sent them
over the geographic center of the lower 48 United States.
Like North Korea, Iran orbited its satellites at about 500
kilometers altitude, optimum for placing an EMP field over
the entire contiguous United States.
Iranian scientists were present at
all three North Korean nuclear tests, according to press
reports. North Korean scientists are known to be present
in Iran. North Korea has been denounced by the United
Nations for selling a facility to Syria for developing
nuclear weapons, which was bombed by Israel. So if North
Korea has sold nuclear weapons technology to Syria, why
not Iran?
Conceivably, Iran could already have
or be close to developing a Super-EMP warhead. Reza
Kahlili, the only CIA operative to successfully penetrate
the scientific wing of the Iranian Revolutionary Guard,
reports that Iran acquired several tactical nuclear
warheads from Russia--including a neutron warhead. As
noted earlier, a neutron or Enhanced Radiation Warhead
would be well suited for making an EMP attack.”
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"And when these things begin to come to pass,
then look up, and lift up your heads; for your
redemption draweth nigh."
Luke 21:28 KJV
~Blessings,
Mike