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To: doorgunner69

Flying OVER Japan is an act of war. We are obligated to defend them. It’s obvious we’re worried about what the UN and the American left thinks. We’re just gonna have to wait for them to cross the line with us b4 we do anything. Russia and the Chinese will know better than to mess with us in response.


6 posted on 08/30/2017 10:37:51 PM PDT by DIRTYSECRET (urope. Why do they put up with this.)
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To: DIRTYSECRET
I really think the Japanese should pull their thumb out. Get a move on.

They have to know why we are reluctant to act, whereas they are perfectly justified in acting.

7 posted on 08/30/2017 10:42:54 PM PDT by doorgunner69
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To: DIRTYSECRET
Flying OVER Japan is an act of war. We are obligated to defend them.

Maybe, maybe not. Depends on the height of the missile as it passed over Japanese territory.
8 posted on 08/30/2017 10:57:02 PM PDT by Garth Tater (What's mine is mine.)
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That’s what we need a good war to unify the nation and get factories working. Bring back the draft and give Trump War Powers! We could put the illegals in uniform and let them hit the beaches first—them that survives we make em citizens! A good 100 day war with Victory would be a shot in the arm. BUT I fear the Norks will get to shoot off an a-bomb or two. If War comes it will be Norks, Iran, an Cuba, and China vs, USA, Japan, South Korea, Israel, and England. Russia will join us at the last moment (when they see who is going to win).


31 posted on 08/31/2017 2:27:05 AM PDT by Forward the Light Brigade (Into the Jaws of H*ll Onward! Ride to the sound of the guns!)
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