The Drums and Trumpets of Conflict…


As the sabers rattle and Trump agitates.




President Trump, who has been urging China to apply pressure on North Korea and has warned that his administration will act if Beijing doesn’t, convened members of Congress on Wednesday to brief them on the “very grave threat” posed by Pyongyang.

At the same time, one of the U.S. Navy’s largest submarines, the USS Michigan, which carries Tomahawk cruise missiles, docked in the South Korean port of Busan this week. The USS Carl Vinson aircraft carrier, along with the destroyers and cruiser that make up its strike group, will arrive in the Korean Peninsula area this weekend.



North Korea is known for its bombastic rhetoric and exaggerated propaganda, but it has ramped up its output in recent weeks as tensions have risen.

During a concert held April 16 and attended by Kim, a video was broadcast showing missiles arcing over the Pacific and leaving a U.S. city in flames, followed by images of a burning American flag and a cemetery filled with white crosses. Story continues HERE.

As the American Military Industrial Complex prepares for its next possible engagement. Readying itself to do what it as always been trained to do. DESTROY.

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Les Carpenter


2 thoughts on “The Drums and Trumpets of Conflict…”

  1. One thing about WordPress I absolutely dislike is many of the video’s, while displaying when set op for a post up they revert to the ULR on publication. Guess I’ll be talking with the tech geeks at WordPress cause it sucks. Maybe it’s the original news source that’s responsible?


  2. We ancients remember Inchon and Chosin Reservoir in that little rugged
    peninsula. Now the N. Koreans are a military state, very heavy in artillery,
    various missiles, nukes..led by a psychopath. 25 million people live in Seoul
    30 miles from the border. Generals and diplomats ponder flashpoints, but
    I heard a guy from the heritage foundation discussing tax cuts, who noted
    (apparently innocently) that large significant GDP growth requires a war.
    Where is Eisenhower when we need him?


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