"Hiroshima 2" is coming, North Korea openly threatens the USA, the terrifying weapon it is building is revealed

Dictator Kim Jong-un suffered a major "embarrassment" this week, before the world's eyes, when an attempted spy satellite launch failed, falling into the sea. However, North Korea's botched spy satellite launch is actually just a distraction from a much bigger threat. Brandon Weichert, a geopolitical analyst and author of "Winning Space: How America Remains a Superpower," said North Korea aims to test and perfect ballistic missile technology, which would be used to potentially deliver destructive payloads to distant targets. , such as in the United States. Weichert's comments come after Pyongyang claimed to have successfully test-fired a solid-fuel intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM) for the first time in April this year. Kim warned that the deadly weapon would make North Korea's enemies "suffer from endless fear." However, Weichert claims the North Koreans have perfected their nuclear weapons capabilities to the point that they likely have electromagnetic technology. Pulse (EMP). Dr. William R. Forstchen, a faculty member at Montreat College, said an EMP attack "is created by detonating a rocket-launched nuclear weapon above the Earth's atmosphere about 200 miles up." He added: "When the bomb explodes, about four times the size of a Hiroshima bomb, it creates an electrostatic discharge called the Compton Effect, which cascades down to the Earth's surface and destroys the electrical grid."