Look there's nothing to really worry about as far as US safety is concerned. We are incomparably more powerful. The real concern is for China (since they are neighbors), as well as the reason behind the US instigating problems with NK. It is [i]very[/i] odd that the US continues to pressure a small independent country, which is not home to a Rothschild central bank. We have to try to look at the situation from NK's perspective without all the propaganda. They are independent, they don't have a central bank, and they have the right to make weapons for their own safety. They are a small country sandwhiched next to China and SK, and in the very probable event that a country such as the US tries to destabilize them, they have the right to defend themselves. This whole situation revolves around destabilizing NK (overthrowing Kim) to install a US-controlled puppet government, which will subsequently install a Rothschild central bank. This banking family has a track record of using countries to do this (esp the US). They did it to Iraq, Afghanistan, Sudan, Libya, and many others. Sounds like it will continue.