Thursday and Friday, on the Clay Douglas show via TruthRadio.com the method that the NWO is probably using to plan their next terrorist attack on Americans was presented.
Also, here is news from this weekend about the nuke warning (in the list).
Seattle warned of "imminent" nuke attack
Source:
http://www.presstv.ir/detail.aspx?id...tionid=3510203
A US congressman has raised doubts over the country's capability to intercept long-range trans-Pacific strategic missiles once fired from 'rogue regimes'.
Missouri Congressman Todd Akin has warned about a looming nuclear threat on the US's West coast as adversarial regimes such as North Korea expand their nuclear and rocket launching capacities.
The 62-year-old Republican Congress member recently wrote his personal assessment of current nuclear issues threatening US security in which he demands a fortified scheme to tackle potential problems.
"Now more than ever we need to continue a robust investment in missile defense. Cutting or canceling missile defense programs in the face of growing threats from North Korea and other rogue regimes will weaken the national security of our country and increase the threats from these governments that menace the safety and security of our allies and our own shores," wrote Akin.
He also went on to blast the truncated version of US President Barack Obama's military budget for 2009 when faced with asymmetric warfare.
"The Missile Defense Agency budget proposed this year by the Obama Administration strips $1.4 billion and calls for canceling or cutting major programs such as the Airborne Laser, Multiple Kill Vehicle, and the installation of additional Ground-Based Interceptor missiles in Alaska," he said.
However, he downplayed North Korea's current ballistic missiles know-how, cautioning the US president to take preemptive measures. "If we thought that North Korea was about to launch a long-range missile with a nuclear warhead, the president should and could destroy the missile on the launch pad. The North's missiles are liquid-fueled, still relatively basic and take several days to transport to the launch pad, assemble and fuel. They are large, stationary, relatively easy targets for U.S. forces."
"This "pre-boost phase" intercept" has always been my favorite form of missile defense. A commander would be a fool to wait until after an enemy had launched a missile to see of one of the anti-missile systems we deploy could intercept it. Tests indicated that the Aegis system deployed on Navy ships could not hit a Taepodong missile in its boost-phase, rising from North Korea. Nor could the Ground-Based Missile Defense System deployed in Alaska hit the missile in its mid-course phase if the North deployed even the simplest of counter-measures such as decoys, chaff or jammers."
He warned US authorities about further North Korea nuclear tests that could give that county the capacity to produce nuclear warheads.
North Korea says it tested its second nuclear device last month in the face of growing US threats to its sovereignty.
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