최근 유엔과 미 당국에서 북한 인권과 관련한 강경한 발언이 계속되는 가운데, 익명의 미 정보기관 관계자가 4월말 이전에 한반도 전쟁이 있을 것"이라고 말한 것으로 알려졌다. 워싱턴 포스트, 뉴욕 타임스 등이 북한의 인권 상황과 김정은의 공포 정치를 비중 있게 보도하고 있고 유엔 관계자의 발언 수위가 높아 좀 신경이 쓰이는 소식인 것 같다.
워싱턴 포스트가 <북한 김정은, 산모에게 신생아 익사 강요 : 유엔 보고서라는 제목으로 북한의 인권 상황에 대한 유엔 보고서 내용을 보도한데 이어 BBC에서는 <유엔 보고서, "세계는 북한의 인권 박해에 대한 행동에 나서야라는 좀 더 강한 어조의 기사 제목을 달았다.
the independent Commission of Inquiry의 의장 Michael Kirby는 유엔본부 이렇게 말했다 :
"제 2차 세계대전이 끝날 때 많은 사람들이, \'우리가 적국에서 이런 일들이 벌어지고 있다는 사실을 알기만 했더라도...\'라고 말했다. 이제 국제 사회는 알고 있다. 이제 몰랐기 때문에 행동하지 못했다는 변명은 있을 수 없을 것이다."
BBC는 "북한과 나치 독일은 똑같은 길을 가고 있다"는 전 북한 주재 유엔 대사 John Everard의 말 인용했다.
그림이 그려지는가? 정부 관계자들은 요청을 받더라도 이런 표현은 쓰지 않는 것이 관례다. 전쟁을 이미 결정한 것이 아니라면 말이다. 김정은은 (미국에 의해 제거 당한 : 역자 주) 사담 후세인이나 무아마르 카다피의 길을 가기 직전이다.  
미 정보 기관의 신뢰할 만한 소식통은 "북한과의 전쟁이 수순을 밟고 있다", 심지어 "전쟁을 개시하는 이유까지 곧 나올 것"이며 "4월 말이전 북한과의 전쟁이 일어날 것"라고 말했다.
회의적인 사람이라면, 이 사안과 관련한 전 방위적 압박을 생각해 보고, "전쟁을 의도한 것이 아니라면 매스 미디어가 이렇게까지 나서겠는가?"라고 자문해보기 바란다.  

U.S. Intel Source: War with North Korea before end of April

Monday, 17 February 2014 19:37
February 17, 2014 -- (TRN) --  Today\'s headlines about North Korea, in various Western news outlets, are attention-grabbers: "Heartless Kim Jong Un Drowning Babies" "Thousands dying in concentration camps..."  but don\'t think for one moment they convey any true moral outrage. They do not.
Frankly, the newspapers and governments of the West couldn\'t care less what Kim Jung Un does to his people. What they do care about is the financial train wreck they\'re facing from unserviceable debt levels and slowly dying economic numbers, which will collapse the U.S. Dollar as a currency and take out the entire global financial system.  One sure way to fix all that: WAR.
Announcing "UN Police Action: Korea  - The Sequel"  We will be at war with North Korea very soon, so get your sons and daughters ready to go die . . .  "to protect our freedom" or some other such nonsense.  (Hey, you fell for that lie countless times before, they\'re sure you\'ll fall for it again!)

Today\'s "Washington Times" began the PR campaign to stoke a war with this headline; the first two paragraphs set the tone:
North Korea’s Kim Jong-un forced mothers to drown newborn babies: U.N. report
"The North Korean regime is committing systematic and widespread human rights abuses, including forcing mothers to drown their newborn babies and setting up secret prison camps, a United Nations report released Monday found.
“The gravity, scale and nature of these violations reveal a State that does not have any parallel in the contemporary world,” the U.N. Commission on Inquiry says in the report, a damning indictment of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un’s regime."

The BBC went much farther with both its headline and "story:"
World must act on North Korea rights abuse, says UN report

First, the BBC story laid the foundation for what it was about to do, by quoting Michael Kirby, chairman of the independent Commission of Inquiry who said
"At the end of the Second World War so many people said \'if only we had known... if only we had known the wrongs that were done in the countries of the hostile forces\'," he said. "Well, now the international community does know... There will be no excusing of failure of action because we didn\'t know," he said, at a news conference at UN headquarters in Geneva.

Lest the be any question in your mind about whether he was referring to Nazi Germany, the BBC removes all doubt by quoting John Everard, former UK ambassador to North Korea, who said there were "direct parallels between North Korea and Nazi Germany."

WHOA!  The BBC using the Nazi word?   Uh Oh!  Are you starting to get the picture now?  Governments do not use words like this - even when they are called for -- unless those governments have already decided upon war.  Kim Jung Un is about to go the way of Saddam Hussein and Muammarr Khadafi.

Reliable sources deep within the U.S. Intelligence Community, who worked side-by-side with the founder of TRN, radio Host Hal Turner, when he worked on National Security and Foreign Counter-Intelligence with the FBI Joint Terrorism Task Force,  contacted TRN today on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to reveal such information, saying war against North Korea is the course of action to be undertaken.  Those sources went further by stating that a reason to go to war "will come about very soon." TRN was explicitly told "there will be war with North Korea before the end of April!"

For those who may be skeptical, behold the full court press being afforded this matter and ask yourself "Would the mass-media be doing this if war was NOT the intention?"
Behold the enormousness of the mass-media effort.  Below is just ONE day of reporting:

UN Panel Says North Korean Leader Could Face Trial
New York Times-7 hours ago
Michael Donald Kirby, a retired Australian judge and the chairman of a United Nations panel that investigated rights abuses in North Korea, ...
\'Abundant evidence\' of crimes against humanity in North Korea ...
CNN-1 hour ago
North Korea in the docket after UN report
Opinion-Christian Science Monitor-5 hours ago
North Korea crimes evoke Nazi era, Kim may face charges: UN inquiry
In-Depth-Reuters-7 hours ago
The UN report on North Korea: Four things to know
Blog-Washington Post (blog)-8 hours ago
North Korea\'s atrocities: What is the world going to do? Not much.
Opinion-Los Angeles Times-3 hours ago
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North Korea: \'We were forced to eat grass and soil\'
CNN-by Madison Park-7 hours ago
A North Korean prison camp survivor told of a pregnant woman in a condition of near-starvation who gave birth to a baby -- a new life born ...

World must act on North Korea rights abuse, says UN report
BBC News-2 hours ago
The international community must act on evidence that crimes against humanity are being committed in North Korea, says a long-awaited UN ...
North Korea says UN rights report based on \'faked\' material
Reuters-12 hours ago
The two-page North Korean statement, in English, said the report was ... to Pyongyang for comment by U.N. officials several weeks ago, "do not ...
North Korea has committed crimes against humanity: UN report
The Verge-12 hours ago
The United Nations today announced that North Korea has committed crimes against humanity, calling for the reclusive state to be prosecuted ...
UN documents North Korean torture chambers, prison camps ... and ...
Reuters-11 hours ago
Kim Jong-un may be personally responsible for crimes against humanity, ... Wu\'s reply, dated December 30, said North Koreans enter China ...

Torture, executions, rapes: the UN\'s dossier on North Korea\'s state ...
The Guardian-by Peter Walker-12 hours ago
While North Korea denies the system of so-called kwanliso secret prison camps even exists, the report says testimony from survivors and ...
UN to call for investigation of North Korea in new report
Fox News-Feb 16, 2014
A United Nations panel report due out Monday will reportedly call for an international criminal investigation into the North Korean regime.
North Korea Regime Compared To Nazis By UN
Sky News-11 hours ago
A UN report says the number of officials likely to be responsible for the gravest ... A UN report details North Korea\'s crimes against humanity, ...
UN report will conclude North Korea has committed crimes against ...
Washington Post-by Chico Harlan-Feb 16, 2014
SEOUL — A year-long investigation by the United Nations is set to conclude that North Korea has committed crimes against humanity, ...

The writing is on the wall.  Read between the lines: we\'re going to war.  Only this one is going to be frighteningly worse than any other.  There WILL be nuclear weapons used on the Korean Peninsula, and, if China pulls the same crap they pulled the last time, sending 300,000 "volunteers" across the border to assist the North Koreans, there may be nuclear weapons used outside the Korean Peninsula as well.  In any case, expect the North Koreans to use them first.

There WILL be biological and chemical weapons used. Expect the North Koreans to use them as well.  In fact, expect the North Koreans to smuggle such weaponry into western nations - probably into the US -- and use them here, on civilians.

Yes, the writing is on the wall.  The financial crisis plaguing the world will drive it into war.  Meet the new boss, same as the old boss.  The song remains the same.