There would probably be many who would believe it, but

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Dec 19, 2014
5:42:56pm

Buton777

There would probably be many who would believe it, but

it can't be discussed. Even family members turn each other in for these types of things. You never know who is on your side and who is a snitch, so you can't risk talking about it with anyone. They're so fearful of the police and concentration camps, that it keeps them silent.

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Buton777

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Imagine north Korea had bombed a business in california

OU Cougar

12/19/14 4:49pm

RE: Imagine north Korea had bombed a business in california

El Joffrey

12/19/14 4:54pm

Unleash a computer virus like we supposedly did in Iran.

BW84

12/19/14 4:55pm

NK needs to be technologically bombed with outside information access.

12/19/14 4:57pm

Problem is they wouldn't believe any of it. It is a strangly brainwashed

cheezedawg

12/19/14 5:08pm

This is true.

12/19/14 5:26pm

That or too scared to do anything about it.

Alister Mackenzie

12/19/14 5:41pm

There would probably be many who would believe it, but

Buton777

12/19/14 5:42pm

We do not have to respond with kinetic weapons to be proportionate

2FarGone

12/19/14 5:45pm

A comparison to Pearl Harbor is inappropriate. It was an attack on a corporate

Non-donor troll

12/19/14 5:48pm

To be fair, cyber attacks are the new way to wage economic warfare

2FarGone

12/19/14 5:51pm

I'm not disputing that. That's why I pointed out that cyber attacks happen

Non-donor troll

12/19/14 5:53pm

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