The US cant fall back on its military to resolve North Korean crisis, former NATO commander says.

[elleng]

'Former NATO Supreme Allied Commander Wesley Clark cautioned on Thursday that the U.S. has limited options in ending the North Korean missile crisis.

Clark spoke after President Donald Trump pledged in a speech in Warsaw, Poland, to confront Pyongyang "very strongly."

"There really are no good military options with Korea," Clark said on CNBC's "Squawk Box." "We're at the end of the line at which you can simply fly a couple of B-2 bombers over and threaten North Korea. We've done that in the past. It hasn't worked."'

http://www.cnbc.com/2017/07/06/us-has-no-military-options-for-north-korea-ret-gen-wesley-clark.html

[Tatiana]

1. I miss him. A true leader.

We could use someone of his caliber on the NSC.

[elleng]

2. I miss him tremendously,

and especially now as we apparently have to rely on the military to do the right thing.

[gordianot]

3. The fact is it does not take a huge nuclear force to devastate your enemy.

A few high altitude nuclear EMP producing explosions frying electronics disrupting infrastructure should do the trick.

[defacto7]

4. That will do it..

Except for the infrastructure they anticipate would get knocked out therefore reinforced underground protecting their nuclear assets. I have no reason to believe Kim wouldn't set up a suicide package and try to flee to China.. on horse back if necessary.