Dear Friends:
In the last two
weeks, the Harvey’s landfall in the Gulf Coast and the following flooding of the Houston area were the center of the news.
President Trump
traveled two times to the disaster area. Vice President Pence and members of
Congress also visited the scene of the new catastrophe.
Now, again the focus
of news returns to the threat of North Korea of an attack to U.S. and other allies in the Pacific sector.
During the days that
everybody was watching the dramatic events of the flooding of Texas and other areas of the Gulf Coast, North
Korea launched a missile that crossed for the air a small island of Japan and ended in the sea.
The provocation of
the North Korean regime against the United States is growing to a level that looks difficult
to maintain under control.
According to several
sources, North Korea is trying to load a hydrogen bomb in a
long-range missile that can achieve different targets in the Pacific.
Next you can read
copy of a series of comments that I posted during the last few days in Wall
Street Journal blogs.
Through this
material you will perceive the reactions about the North Korean threat. I
received more than 70 recommendations in a comment that I posted 12 hours ago.
(This detail shows that everybody is reading the news about North Korea with serious worry.)
Domingo A. Trassens
Email: d.a.trassens@gmail.com
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MY LAST BLOG COMMENTS
(This story shows a
photo of the North Korean leader observing the testing of system to load a
nuclear bomb in a missile. The photo doesn’t have date.)
North Korea is in the “path” to achieve what its leader
wants. Speculations about when and how doesn’t make sense. No more blab,
blab!
09/03/2017 03:37:48 PM
2 Recommendations
(This story comments
about the developing of a series of advanced technology projects in the frigid Siberia of others times.)
The digital era is
changing the economic geography of the world. The technology development of Siberia, Russia is a good sample.
09/03/2017 02:42:29 PM
2 Recommendations
(This is the comment
that generated more than 70 reactions only in hours after I posted. By the way,
DW (German World Press) commented this morning early that German Chancellor
Merkel and French President Macron are calling to the other members of EU for
new sanctions against the partners of North Korea.)
Economic sanctions
and complaints through the UN will not stop the nuclear program of North Korea.
09/03/2017 04:23:00 AM
76 Recommendations
(In the next days,
the South Korean President will visit Washington DC. According to several sources, U.S, is weighing the withdrawal from
the South Korea Trade Pact.)
South Korea without the support of the United States is completely at risk.
09/02/2017 09:41:55 PM
2 Recommendations
Presidential tourism
across the Harvey lands.
09/02/2017 09:35:58 PM
2 Recommendations
People in trouble
like to see the president because they believe this is the first step to
receive a fast credit to rebuild their houses.
09/02/2017 05:27:39 PM
2 Recommendations
President Trump
learned the Katrina lesson fast.
09/02/2017 05:22:12 PM
1 Recommendation
Hurricane season: Harvey, Irma, Lidia and how many more? We have to
stay prepare for the next storms to avoid havoc. This is only we can do and it
is important.
09/01/2017 07:42:17 PM
(A Chinese business
group is trying to buy an important semiconductor company from the United
States.Three times, the American authorities refused the request to authorize
the acquisition. Now, the CEO of Lattice and the Chinese potential buyers are
pushing to talk directly with President Trump.)
Definitively, U.S. has to push away all the intents of Chinese
for acquiring any technology company. The answer about Lattice Semiconductors
has to be: NO!
We - the Americans -
make the effort to innovate in technology and after that, Chinese or Russians
come for our assets with astute arguments.
The statement of the
Lattice CEO Darin Billerbeck is the classic argument of the Americans who open
the doors to the enemy boots in exchange a “sack of gold”.
09/01/2017 07:33:44 PM
9 Recommendations
The painful days of Harvey didn't end, and now Irma is looking where
landfall. We have to hope less panic and destruction.
09/01/2017 05:05:10 PM
3 Recommendations
Posted In Nuclear
Missiles Over Tokyo
The nuclear advance
of North
Korea will encourage all its neighbors pursue plans to have nuclear weapons.
08/31/2017 12:44:32 AM
2 Recommendations
This time, the fury of
the nature hit Texas more than its neighbors.
08/30/2017 08:15:36 PM
1 Recommendation
Drones are an
excellent tool to monitoring disasters and evaluate damages.
08/30/2017 07:13:20 PM
Posted In North
Korea Launches Missile Over Japan
The “path” of the
diplomacy doesn’t work when the enemy leader is a mental sick man, and he has
the direct or indirect support of power countries like China and Russia.
08/29/2017 07:38:31 PM
2 Recommendations
Always after a
natural disaster comes another problem: the insurance resistance to pay.
But businesses,
companies and private people will not buy insurance policies if they don’t have
risks.
08/29/2017 07:13:05 PM
1 Recommendation
The Harvey’s hammer fell hard over Houston. People who live in poor areas are at
complete risk. Does somebody care for this drama?.
08/28/2017 04:08:55 PM
2 Recommendations
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SOURCES:
1) External Sources:
Wall Street Journal, The New York Times and a series of newspapers from Germany, U.K., France, Canada and Japan.
2) Own Sources: My
own research for previous publishing projects like TTT of Comlab Corp and
others.
Website: http://world-rethink.blogspot.com/
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