Valerie (and all) Good ☀️Morning!!

Valerie I'm so sorry your in pain and suffering to just do what daily needs to get done that we take for granted the health to freely do those things!

I will tell you like too I told my aunt the other day, I pray your out of that pain so very soon! She has lupus and gets bouts of sickness and in bed a lot 😐I want nothing more than you and her to get up and run and young again!

I too believe tomorrow's the day. When he laid on my heart back on September 3 "the 23rd" I just knew or know that along with the sign is something VERY SIGNIFICANT. I can't say 100% rapture but I feel like 99% it will be!😉😏. Maybe it's a start of war (north koreas threatening another missle test!)

Thank you for The anniversary wishes!! You might ... hahaha... just get to tell me in person on my anniversary date!!!😆

❤️Amanda

Amanda, and Everyone, take a look at the latest on North Korea below: What a terrifying scenario..Sept.23 looks very promising for the Rapture, yet terrifying for what lies ahead.

Here are my comments on this article, which I also posted at the end of this post as well.

My Comments:

Re: A North Korea nuclear test over the Pacific? Logical, terrifying

Oh my, this would be terrifying indeed. Could Kim Jong be thinking about setting this into motion perhaps, later this evening, early Sept. 23rd, morning. This would cause destruction of nuclear capacity and magnitude....With President Trump's UN speech on what must be done with North Korea in order to preserve peace and security which he mentioned, then for sudden destruction falls in retaliation from "Rocket Man", Kim Jong ....interesting times we are living in to say the least.

Look up our redemption draws nigh, thank God!

Valerie


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SEPTEMBER 22, 2017 / 4:57 AM / UPDATED 12 MINUTES AGO
A North Korea nuclear test over the Pacific? Logical, terrifying


SEOUL/TOKYO (Reuters) - Detonating a nuclear-tipped missile over the Pacific Ocean would be a logical final step by North Korea to prove the success of its weapons program but would be extremely provocative and carry huge risks, arms control experts said on Friday.

North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho suggested leader Kim Jong Un was considering testing “an unprecedented scale hydrogen bomb” over the Pacific in response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s threat at the United Nations to “totally destroy” the country.

“It may mean North Korea will fire a warhead-tipped (intermediate range) Hwasong-12 or Hwasong-14 intercontinental ballistic missile and blow it up a few hundred kilometers above the Pacific Ocean,” said Yang Uk, a senior researcher at the Korea Defence and Security Forum in Seoul.

“They may be bluffing, but there is a need for them to test their combined missile-bomb capability. They could have already prepared the plan and are now trying to use Trump’s remarks as an excuse to make it happen,” said Yang.

Such an atmospheric test would be the first globally since China detonated a device in 1980, according to the International Atomic Energy Agency.

Tests of nuclear-tipped ballistic missiles are rarer still. The United States’ only test of an operational ballistic missile with a live warhead was fired from submarine far out in the Pacific Ocean in 1962.

China was widely condemned for a similar test with a missile that exploded over its Lop Nur test site in the country’s west in 1966.

North Korea’s six nuclear tests to date have all been underground, the most recent earlier this month by far its largest.

“We have to assume they *could* do it, but it is exceedingly provocative,” said Vipin Narang, an associate professor of political science at Massachusetts Institute of Technology.

“To put a live nuclear warhead on a missile that’s only been tested a handful of times, overflying potentially populated centers. If it...doesn’t go exactly as planned....it could be a world changing event.”

North Korea has fired two ballistic missiles over Japan’s north Hokkaido region in the past month as part of a series of tests that experts say have illustrated unexpectedly rapid advances.

“They said Pacific Ocean, which pretty much means firing a missile over Japan,” said Melissa Hanham, a senior research associate at the U.S.-based Middlebury Institute of International Studies at Monterey, California. “They want to shut us all up for doubting they could build it.”

SERIOUS FALLOUT

While a missile would be the most ideal means of delivery, it is also possible to put a bomb on a ship and detonate on the surface of the ocean or in the sea, the experts said.

Either way, the radioactive fallout could be significant, as well as the diplomatic backlash from around the world. North Korea’s recent missile launches over Japan especially drew stern rebukes from Tokyo and the international community.

Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga called Pyongyang’s remarks and behavior “completely unacceptable”.

Narang said a test high enough over the ocean would limit the radioactive fallout but risks included damage from an electro-magnetic pulse, something Pyongyang has hinted it might employ on an attack on the United States or its allies.

“If it doesn’t go exactly as planned and the detonation occurs at a lower altitude we could see some EMP-like effects for anything in the area. A lot of dead fish too.”

Pyongyang has launched dozens of missiles this year as it spurs a program aimed at mastering a nuclear-tipped missile that can strike the United States, in addition to its Sept 3 nuclear test.

If Kim’s threat materializes, it will be a “tipping point” for China, and may prompt many other countries to demand an “end to the regime,” said David Albright, founder of the non-profit Institute for Science and International Security in Washington.

Read more:

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-northkorea-missiles-atmospheric-test/a-north-korea-nuclear-test-over-the-pacific-logical-terrifying-idUSKCN1BX0W5


My Comment:

Oh my, this would be terrifying indeed. Could Kim Jong be thinking about setting this into motion perhaps, later this evening, early Sept. 23rd, morning. This would cause destruction of nuclear capacity and magnitude....With President Trump's UN speech on what must be done with North Korea in order to preserve peace and security which he mentioned, then for sudden destruction falls in retaliation from "Rocket Man", Kim Jong ....interesting times we are living in to say the least.

Look up our redemption draws nigh, thank God!

Valerie