UNDERNEWS: Intel agencies think North Korea is still producing ore fuel for nukes

July 2, 2018

Intel agencies think North Korea is still producing ore fuel for nukes

1 comment:

Tom Puckett said...: Good thing, then, that some of the 32 Star Nations orbiting the planet and living here are monitoring the use of such twaddle and are prepared to stop any major aggression along those lines!

Shelve the rocket's red glare
No bombs bursting anywhere
Gives proof to the truth
That we should forbear...

Cheers, Happy Fourth, Tom; July 3, 2018 at 8:50 AM

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