A bill signed by President Donald Trump on Monday asks the Pentagon to pursue more options for defeating U.S.-bound North Korean missiles by using radar and more missiles to spot and shoot down inbound threats.
FILE – People watch a news broadcast about a missile launch in Pyongyang, North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says the second flight test of an intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated his country can hit the U.S. mainland.
The National Defense Authorization Act gives the Pentagon $716 billion, with almost $10 billion going to the Missile Defense Agency to fund the expansion of missile defenses, emphasizing the need to stop any North Korean or Iranian attacks.

The military is already exploring whether the United States can add another layer to defenses to those already in place for intercepting incoming missiles in flight, Keith Englander, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s director for engineering, said at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, last week.

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BUCHIUNIQUE:
A bill signed by President Donald Trump on Monday asks the Pentagon to pursue more options for defeating U.S.-bound North Korean missiles by using radar and more missiles to spot and shoot down inbound threats.
FILE – People watch a news broadcast about a missile launch in Pyongyang, North Korea.

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un says the second flight test of an intercontinental ballistic missile demonstrated his country can hit the U.S. mainland.
The National Defense Authorization Act gives the Pentagon $716 billion, with almost $10 billion going to the Missile Defense Agency to fund the expansion of missile defenses, emphasizing the need to stop any North Korean or Iranian attacks.

The military is already exploring whether the United States can add another layer to defenses to those already in place for intercepting incoming missiles in flight, Keith Englander, the U.S. Missile Defense Agency’s director for engineering, said at the Space and Missile Defense Symposium in Huntsville, Alabama, last week.

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Here's something interesting: Kim Jong likes Trump and says the rest of the government is colluding against him
Kim Jong has consistently stated that he fully intends to live up to the agreement with Trump, but people within the U.S. government are colluding to prevent any of what happened with Trump to become reality. You won't find this in the U.S. MSM, but Sputnik had it:

"The North Korean Foreign Ministry accused "high-level officials within the US administration" of "going against the intention of President Trump to advance the DPRK-US relations" in a statement Thursday. Meanwhile, the socialist state renewed calls for a permanent peace treaty so that "a mood will be created for creating trust."

The press statement, carried by Korea Central News Agency, laid out the position of the government of the Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), the official name of North Korea, on the burning question of peace on the Korean Peninsula: US President Donald Trump wants peace, but the agreement reached in Singapore in June is being sabotaged by other US state officials.

"We hoped that these goodwill measures would contribute to breaking down the high barrier of mistrust existing between the DPRK and the US and to establishing mutual trust," the statement said. "However, the US responded to our expectation by inciting international sanctions and pressure against the DPRK."

"The US is attempting to invent a pretext for increased sanctions against the DPRK by mobilizing all their servile mouthpieces and intelligence institutions to fabricate all kinds of falsehoods on our nuclear issue. They made public the 'North Korea Sanctions and Enforcement Actions Advisory' and additional sanctions, and called for collaboration in forcing sanctions and pressure upon us even at the international meetings," the statement continues.

"Now the issue in question is that, going against the intention of President Trump to advance the DPRK-US relations, who is expressing gratitude to our goodwill measures for implementing the DPRK-US joint statement, some high-level officials within the US administration are making baseless allegations against us and making desperate attempts at intensifying the international sanctions and pressure. Expecting any result, while insulting the dialogue partner and throwing cold water over our sincere efforts for building confidence which can be seen as a precondition for implementing the DPRK-US joint statement, is indeed a foolish act that amounts to waiting to see a boiled egg hatch out.

My comment: Interesting it is that a Russian publication had to get the truth out about this, I had no idea until I saw this. OH, THE RUSSIANS!! THE RUSSIANS!! THE RUSSIANS!! yes, it was THE RUSSIANS in my phone this morning. Don't ever listen to the Russians, all they do is rig American elections; Facebook is ALL YOU NEED. No doubt posting a portion of that Sputnik report would make you a traitor and get you shadowbanned.

So what we have is a great president, and a government that is absolute trash, put in place with vote rigging, a fact documented by public record for the last 36 years, (read about this HERE, the MSM colluded to make perfectly lawful vote rigging totally unknown to the American people, and that's how we got the horrible government we have. There would be peace with North Korea if Trump had his way, Trump cannot be blamed when deep state saboteurs wreck everything. But they will blame him for any disasters they cause.

All I heard was that they started making nukes again, (doubt it) - I never heard a peep about what Kim Jong actually thinks. And he's SPOT ON.