North Korea Threatens to Turn US Into a “Sea of Fire” After Passing of New Sanctions

North Korea’s propaganda department needs to come up with a new term to describe the destruction of the United States.  The “Sea of Fire” term has been quite over used by now:

Nuclear action or sanctions taken by Washington against Pyongyang will lead to a “sea of fire” engulfing the U.S. mainland, a North Korean newspaper said in its Sunday edition printed before the United Nations’ adoption of a new sanctions resolution against the reclusive country.

“The day the U.S. dares tease our nation with a nuclear rod and sanctions, the mainland U.S. will be catapulted into an unimaginable sea of fire,” the North’s ruling-party newspaper Rodong Sinmun said in an article.

The article was printed as the U.N. Security Council adopted its Resolution 2371. However, the piece could still portend North Korea’s fierce reaction to come over the international sanctions drafted by the United States.

In the article titled “North Korea should reverse its policy,” the mouthpiece newspaper for the regime said, “Besides completely dumping its frayed hostile policy toward North Korea, the only choice for the U.S is self-destruction.

“The more the Trump gang strives to break out of today’s quagmire, the more our military and people get aroused, giving more reasons for the (North Korean) republic to own nuclear weapons,” the comment also said.

“A strong war deterrence is an essential strategic choice of national defense for our people who went through a horrendous war.”  [Yonhap]

By the way the sanctions ban North Korean exports of coal, iron and iron ore and restrict the overseas sales of lead, seafood and labor.  Just like all the past resolutions these sanctions are only as good as they are enforced and I am very skeptical that China and Russia will strongly enforce them.

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Doug
Doug
6 years ago

Sanctions mean nothing they will continue to be supported by the Red Chinese Communist like they have been for the last 70 years r so. In the meantime Kim Jong Un and his boys r having a good laugh over leftist president Moon olive branch of peace.

setnaffa
setnaffa
6 years ago

Doug, are you still in Korea?

setnaffa
setnaffa
6 years ago

Wait. What?

“The more the Trump gang strives… the more our military and people get aroused…”

guitard
guitard
6 years ago

“The “Sea of Fire” term has been quite over used by now.”

Any nuclear power worth a sh!t would say something like “Sea of Radiation.” The Norks are still a bunch of rookies …

MTB Rider
MTB Rider
6 years ago

You would think by now “Sea of Fire” would be “Sea of Fire™”

Gotta protect those Intellectual Property Rights!

Have it Your Way™ Burger King
The Happiest Place on Earth™ Disneyland
Trannys! Get your Red Hot Trannys Right Here!™ ChickenHead

If they don’t protect it, some upstart Tin Horn Dictator will start using it, and will take out a Trademark. Then where will North Korea be? Over-the-Top, 1950’s era threats don’t exactly grow on trees you know.

rocketman
rocketman
6 years ago

Can You surf on a sea of fire? Maybe those who live in the midwest will finally get a chance!

setnaffa
setnaffa
6 years ago

Surfing, far away from the nearest beach: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vslVS_z2ioU

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