Should U.S. and Canada Prepare for Nuclear Warfare?

Should U.S. and Canada Prepare for Nuclear Warfare?




According to Dr. Robertson, Kim Jong Un is anything but insane and is in fact acting “rationally.” Dr. Robertson writes, “The survival of his dictatorship depends on maintaining a sense of threat from the outside world and empowering his impoverished people with images of military power.” The doctor goes on to compare him to other nefarious dictators and even gang leaders.

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