Originally Posted by Aggo

No. Their arsenal is paltry. Do they have a hydrogen bomb? Probably not. If they do, do they have a delivery system we should be worried about? Probably not. Is it ok to fear a wild card? He'll yeah, who knows. Just chill in your reclining seats and watch the show.

N. Korea are armed with (estimated)well over 50 nuclear weapons. Including a still-in-work hydrogen bomb. The cyber forces in N. Korea have been emboldened in recent years, and have gone to great lengths to strengthen the N. Korean economy. This money, in the majority of these instances, is spent almost solely on the N. Korean weapons program. You've been conditioned by minimalism. People minimize the threat that N. Korea poses, because they don't want N. Korea to be a threat. U.S. intelligence forces have made this mistake, as well.

Originally Posted by Aggo

No. Their arsenal is paltry. Do they have a hydrogen bomb? Probably not. If they do, do they have a delivery system we should be worried about? Probably not. Is it ok to fear a wild card? He'll yeah, who knows. Just chill in your reclining seats and watch the show.

N. Korea are armed with (estimated)well over 50 nuclear weapons. Including a still-in-work hydrogen bomb. The cyber forces in N. Korea have been emboldened in recent years, and have gone to great lengths to strengthen the N. Korean economy. This money, in the majority of these instances, is spent almost solely on the N. Korean weapons program. You've been conditioned by minimalism. People minimize the threat that N. Korea poses, because they don't want N. Korea to be a threat. U.S. intelligence forces have made this mistake, as well.