Trum*p winning big time on NK

Note this regarding China: Another missile test will mean WAR' Shock warning of Chinese BLITZ on North Korea

A CHINESE academic with close links to officials inside the country's defence establishment has revealed that China is prepared to "go to war" with North Korea.

In a shocking bombshell interview, an academic with close ties to the Chinese government has warned war with North Korea was on the table.

Chong Sho-Hu, who is a professor of international relations at the Renmin University, in Beijing, said North Korea was "seeking death".

He also confirmed the long-lasting era of Chinese friendship with North Korea has ended. 

Despite historic ties between the two countries, president Xi Jinping has reportedly become "fed up" with the erratic behaviour of the North Korean dictator Kim Jong-Un. 

Speaking to the BBC, the professor warned that one more missile test would be the move "to push the country off the cliff". 

President Jinping was said to be "boiling with fury" after North Korea recently tested a missile just as China was gearing up to host a pivotal global economic conference. 

The former US ambassador to China Max Baucus recently claimed the only time he saw the Chinese leader use "undiplomatic language" was in relation to Kim Jong-Un.

Professor Sho-Hu, who has ties to China's defence and foreign affairs establishment, suggested that the time may have come for a military solution to the problem. 

He said: "The Chinese government is mad, China’s top leader is mad. China wants to punish North Korea.

The professor added: "North Korea is in an awkward situation. No country has ever encountered such tough sanctions before.

"If they do nothing, they will starve to death. If they do another ICBM test, they will seek to die.

"North Korea is standing on the edge of a deep cliff, one light blow could push this country of the cliff."

When asked whether this meant one more missile test could trigger war, the professor agreed. 

This week the China's leader Xi Jinping outlined his plans to make China the most powerful nation in the world.

In a three and a half hour speech at the Chinese Communist Party Congress, he said he would build the biggest army in the world, but wanted to avoid a conflict with US President Donald Trump over North Korea.

But, speaking of the People's Liberation Army, he said: “A military is built to fight

"China once had special relations with the Soviet Union but they had war with that country.

"They also had a very special relationship with Vietnam but then they had a war with them in 1979

"The relationship between China and North Korea is worse than both of those.

He told delegates: “By 2050 China will become a global leader in terms of comprehensive national strength and international influence with the rule of law, innovative companies, a clean environment, an expanding middle class, adequate public transportation and reduced disparities between urban and rural areas.

“Chinese people will enjoy greater happiness and well-being, and the Chinese nation will stand taller and firmer in the world.

“China is approaching the centre of the world stage.”

A cyber security expert told Express.co.uk China could strike the US by pretending to be North Korea.

Matt Morris, vice president of NexDefense, said hackers knew the digital footprints of other states and were mimicking them to use as a decoy.

CIA chief Mike Pompeo said on Thursday that North Korea could be only “months” away from gaining the ability to hit the United States with nuclear weapons.

US President Donald Trump is expected to try and pressure the Chinese president when they meet next month. 

The White House want China to do more to rein in North Korea, following the president's consolidation of power at the Communist Party Congress

"I will say, there are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies."

 We know Japanese leader ABE has had abig election win (on a NATIONALISTIC TICKET)  and vowed to stand uyp to NK.Now this: Boris Johnson backs Trump sending military to North Korea to stop 'nuclear Reservoir Dogs'

BORIS Johnson will today give his backing to Donald Trump to "prepare any option" in tackling the nuclear threat from North Korean.

In a hard-hitting speech, the Foreign Secretary will insist that the US President has "an absolute duty" to protect his country and its allies against aggression by the regime of Kim Jong-un.

He will also urge the US not to rule out a military strike against the dictator's forces.

Mr Johnson's remarks will come in a speech today at a conference about global security organised by the Chatham House foreign affairs think tank.

He is expected to say: "Kim and the world need to understand that when the 45th President of the United States contemplates a regime led by a man who not only threatens to reduce New York to ashes, but who stands on the verge of acquiring the power to make good on his threat, I am afraid that the US President – whoever he or she might be – will have an absolute duty to prepare any option to keep safe not only the American people but all those who have sheltered under the American nuclear umbrella."

His speech will focus on the role of the international Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in limiting the spread of the weapons of mass destruction since 1970.

Diplomacy and dialogue are the only tried and tested way of preventing nuclear war, the Foreign Secretary will say.

Mr Johnson will highlight how after the Second World War many countries decided to "wisely" accept the protection of the "nuclear umbrella provided by the US".   

"Nations in both Europe and in Asia opted for this protection, a commitment that must be rated one of the greatest contributions by America to the unprecedented epoch of peace and prosperity that we have all been living through," Mr Johnson will tell the conference in central London.

“And it was that American offer – that guarantee – that made possible the global consensus embodied by the 1970 Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty.

“By this treaty 191 countries came together to recognise the special role of the five existing nuclear powers, and also to insist that there should be no further dispersal of such weapons. 

"Nuclear technology would be made available to other countries, provided it was used exclusively for civilian purposes. 

"That was a great diplomatic achievement.

“It was an effort in which the UK – as one of the leading upholders of the post-war rules based international order – played a crucial role. 

"That diplomacy has helped to make the world safer, more secure, more confident and therefore more prosperous.

“It has helped avoid what might otherwise have been a Gadarene Rush to destruction, in which the world was turned into a great arena of Mexican stand-offs, a nuclear version of the final scene of Reservoir Dogs. 

"That far-sightedness is now needed more than ever, not only to keep the NPT, but also one of its most valuable complementary accords, the nuclear deal with Iran.”

The Foreign Secretary will argue that diplomatic solutions are available in the North Korean crisis if the regime changes course.

But the military option must remain on the table, Mr Johnson will say.

"That is the model – of toughness but engagement, each reinforcing the other – that we should have at the front of our mind as we try to resolve the tensions in the Korean Peninsula," he will say.

“This is the moment for North Korea’s regime to change course."

The Foreign Secretary will conclude by warning of the consequences of failing to reach a diplomatic solution, saying: “A new generation has grown up with no memory of the threat of a nuclear winter, and little education in the appalling logic of mutually assured destruction. 

"The memory of Hiroshima and Nagasaki is now literally fading from living memory.

“The Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty is one of the great diplomatic achievements of the last century. It has stood the test of time. 

"In its restraint and its maturity it shows an unexpected wisdom on the part of humanity, and almost evolutionary instinct for the survival of the species. 

"It is the job of our generation to preserve that agreement, and British diplomacy will be at the forefront of the endeavour.”

 The fat slop of a Rocket man had better back down fast as he is going to lose big time and hurt and get killed a lot of people.Congrats to Trump to standing up to little Rocket man and getting an international alliance against the moronic dictator.