US Army Veteran Reacts To "World War Tree - Operation Paul Bunyan | The Fat Electrician"

[@sanguinembwun6475]

That point when America is fixing to flip its selector lever from “APPROPRIATE“ to “PROPORTIONAL”!

[@InstrucTube]

The only other setting on that selector is "OVERKILL".

[@high633]

​@@InstrucTubeonly had to rotate to that position twice.

[@strykerx2461]

​@@InstrucTube the OVERKILL switch is between the "PROPORTIONAL" and "APPROPRIATE" switches so to go from one to the other the overkill switch must be activated

[@JB-bb4su]

@@InstrucTube The American definition of "PROPORTIONAL" IS "OVERKILL".

[@LillithPlaysSims]

​@@InstrucTube Yeah but the world really hated the two times we used THAT setting so.....we keep it proportional and appropriate 😂

[@mikethurman3147]

I lived on the JSA as a soldier for a bit over 2 years. The base is now called Camp Bonifas, to honor the American captain that was murdered.

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for your service! 🫡

[@Shadowdragon132]

USA: "I see your machine guns, and raise you the entire might of the US Airforce and Navy" S. Korea: "Why do I hear an excessive amount of 'Fortunate Son'?"

[@Reepicheep-1]

What does "excessive" mean?? 😊

[@Shadowdragon132]

@@Reepicheep-1 It means not enough 🤣

[@jaybell5315]

South Korea (bring out guns) " pistols? We are the main character of this story" America (points up) South Korea "wait! We are the side characters?!"😂

[@GuukanKitsune]

There are two rules regarding the US that you never, ever want to break. They are: Do not touch our boats. and Do not touch our _FOLKS._ When you touch our boats, we get _porportionate._ When you touch our _folks_ we get *_appropriate._* If you want an example of 'porportionate,' see: Operation Praying Mantis. If you want an example of 'appropriate', see: Operation Paul Bunyan. If you want to see 'Maximum Porportionality', see WW2. If you want to see 'Maximum Appropriateness', see The War on Terror. If anyone so much as TRIES to aggressively split an atom on us, or anyone, they will have broken the third rule and will IMMEDIATELY become ground zero for _'Maximum Appropriate Porportionality'_ and the resulting nation sized radioactive crater will be the example future historians will point to to caution people not to break Rule 3. It hasn't happened yet. Hopefully it never will.

[@chrispavin1373]

I'm personally more scared of the bat bombs to be honest. They are way way more lethal than nuclear weapons.

[@GuukanKitsune]

@@chrispavin1373 Those didn't work out.

[@sarahgould5435]

Teddy Roosevelt: "Talk softly and carry a big stick." Gerry Ford: "Hold my beer."

[@jaredthehawk3870]

That's even more amusing as Teddy and Gerry would have gotten along very well due to their personalities.

[@Reepicheep-1]

"You only brought a pistol?" "No, I'm only _carrying_ a pistol. I brought friends."

[@KurtisMiel-ys1md]

At least they didn't touch the boats😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@jejeakle]

If they had, the Soviets wouldn’t have been able to declare war on us in defense of an ally because there wouldn’t have been an ally left by the time the declaration got drafted, sent and accepted

[@billmarshall5040]

Touching the boat moves the switch from appropriate to Proportional! 🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅🦅💀💀💀💀

[@norahc.]

​@jejeakle and south korea would be an island. 😂

[@SMG_Games]

Touching the boats moves the selector from appropriate to killtacular.

[@yankee_tango]

And now Gerald Ford has a whole class of Aircraft carriers named for him, and they are bigger than the Nimitz class and have more advance technology built into them. That is amazing because in the end Ford turned out to have done all right considering who replaced him in 1976.

[@tahliasgoddaddy]

Ford tripped and fell one time and comedians, SNL, etc. made a laughing stock of him. I always liked him. He didn't play around when during the evacuation of Vietnam Thailand took our troop transport the Mayaguez and tried to blackmail the US into staying in Nam. Check it out. He put the fear of the full might of the USMC in them. He was actually a decent president, especially considering the mess he inherited.

[@rg20322]

He was more than people give him credit for! It's a shame what we have right now.

[@yankee_tango]

@@rg20322 Agreed this guy we have currently is worse than Carter and Obama combined and they were pretty damn bad.

[@JasonMacdonald1012]

Loved the reaction to the Koreans brining heavy weapons and y’all thought America had been outdone til he mentioned the loophole and what America brought to the fight using that loophole

[@sephuris5555]

We truly are the country of "fuck around and find out"

[@dawngable4622]

I’m glad you like this guy. He’s fantastic I’m constantly in stitches.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

I'm surprised that he didn't mention that General William H Livesay took the wood of the tree and made it into a swagger stick which he carried for the rest of his career until he passed it on to his successor!

[@susanwahl6322]

Some officers took part of the wood and made name plates out of the wood.

[@todddober]

The 3 days impresses the most. Uncle Sam’s logistical supply chain is what separates us from every other military.

[@TheDarkWarrior137]

Did you know, there are three kind of americans? Those who keep it appropriate, those who get proportional, and those who delete potential aggression. Those are the three.

[@davidkeese3372]

U.S. soldiers: pistols and axe handles South Korean soldiers: “awe that’s cute” we brought machine guns U.S. soldiers: “well aren’t yal adorable, look up” 😂😂😏😏

[@Morgaine]

"Axe handles? Look up, MF!"

[@calebmorrow96]

SK Soldier: Wherethe show of force!? American Soldier:☝️ SK Soldier:😱 I believed in you all along

[@nadjasunflower1387]

and the 12,000 that was 'enroute ' was an entire Naval task force / fleet being re-directed from Australia, which more than likely comprised elements of the 1st Marine Division...yeah, US was ready to party. (Army 2nd Inf Div / Marine 1st Div / Air Forces elements, and the Aircraft carrier sitting on NKG coast...with only one unspoken message..." Bring it ")

[@brianeleighton]

Maybe some. However, normally 1st and 2nd Brigades of the 2nd Infantry Division were on the DMZ and manning the JSA as the American presence. 3rd Brigade was stationed at Ft. Lewis in Washington and was the QRF. Any Marine presence would most likely have come from Okinawa, the same place the carrier came from. Edit: I was actually in the 2nd Brigade myself. Our whole mission was to hold for 72 hours until the QRF and Marines could arrive. We were under no illusions. In an all out shooting war we had no doubt the US would win. We equally had no doubt that none of us would be alive to see it.

[@davidvanriper60]

Please do Fat Ele "greatest logistical flex" Berlin Airlift" You guys are awesome...

[@jonfloate3891]

Nic's wife coming in with her lines is the best!

[@paramama00]

Over Two American lives!❤

[@brianeleighton]

It wasn't so much about the American lives, but where the incident happened. Technically, the North Koreans entered South Korea to do it so it was to send a message to never cross the bridge.

[@ddwedd8667]

Of course. Imagine you get a call from a neighbor asking to help cut down a tree, then you send some family members over to help only for some other neighbors to end up killing two of those family members, taking turns beating them with an ax. They literally torturously killed your family members over a tree. Then as if that's not bad enough, when news spreads of this, those same neighbors then tell everybody that you and your family are at fault for what happened because your family is too aggressive. They then gather all the other neighbors and try to tell you that you have to leave the neighborhood. So now you've lost two of your family members, you're being treated like the aggressors, basically the entire neighborhood is gaslighting you by blaming you, and not only have they done all that on top of that they have the nerve to act like they did nothing wrong so much so that they think they have the right to punish you by kicking you out of the neighborhood. Also by acting like killing the two men wasn't wrong and by placing the blame on Americans, they were disrespecting the two men who died. So yes Americans were absolutely ready to go to war over two lost lives. So much so that when the neighbors who did the killings tried to hide in their houses, Americans basically threw a rock through their window with a note saying get your asses out here and watch us cut down this tree, because at that point they would rather have even more dangerous neighbors in the backyard watching them than to allow the neighbors to continue brushing things off as not a big deal. We literally invited more enemies to the party because we were that ready to go to war over the deaths of two people. Because you don't mess with America's boats or our folks. And if you do kill our people you certainly better have a better excuse than oh they were cutting down our tree.

[@choomah]

Fuck yeah, glad you got to this one! I love this entire operation, it's so ridiculous from start to end.

[@dessatt]

Im screaming right now! One of my favorites! Yes!

[@charlesmaurer6214]

Just imagine if it was 2 sailors on a pt boat. Those hot lap B52s would be unloading.

[@pauld6967]

Nick hasn't made that video yet. So, in the meantime, you two should react to his video about the Barbary Pirates and the U.S. Navy.

[@rarinrecruit3150]

I thought that the manhole cover was the one from the Concrete Battleship, the USS No Go

[@pauld6967]

@@rarinrecruit3150 Oh no, the 'manhole to the sky' is post World War II,...a nuclear experiment.

[@ParasitikOne]

Yeah underground nuke testing and they capped the hole with a manhole cover… when the pressure wave hit it… it went ballistic…

[@paulvamos7319]

Thank you for sharing this with us! This is a great story and TFE makes learning fun! 😂

[@Plastikdoom]

Don’t think he’s published the man hole cover yet, and I can’t remember the operation name…but trust me, it was far bigger than a man hole. It was like a ten foot diameter and inch or multi inch thick steel plate, that was anchored to a big ass circular concrete foundation around a mine opening, and they wanted to see what the effects of a juke going off, underground, with a miles worth of water in the mine, onto top of the nuke…so they set it up, anchored the lid down then detonated the nuke, which flashed the entire miles worth of water into super heated steam, instantly, making the worlds largest and most powerful steam engine, that hit that big ass steel cap, and sent it into orbit, radar was briefly able to pick it up, and in that moment they could detect and track it, it was going Mach ten, still in atmosphere then disappeared, presumably still accelerating and it flew off into deep space, forever gone.

[@Otto42]

Operation Plumbbob, during the Pascal-B test, and it was in the 50s, so pre-Sputnik. The cover was only about four feet wide, but it was 4 inches thick. The nuke was at the bottom of a shaft, 500 feet down. They had shot it with a 1000 FPS camera, but the cover was only partially visible in one frame. The estimate from the video taken was that it flew off at very roughly 125,000 mph (which would be Mach 162). It was never seen on any radar, as it would have been too small for that.

[@johnathon007]

@@Otto42 It also would have made it to space but likely disintegrated completely before making it by experiencing "reentry" heating on the way up.

[@becool4223]

Gerold Ford was a tremendously diplomatic fellow when needed.

[@sizemorej]

The USS Midway was stationed in Yokusuka Japan. Was a fast underway to get there.

[@nathanedwards4728]

Sorry a Brit here but the main thing i know about Gerald Ford is that he didn't even run for the Republican nomination because he knew that the nixon and Vietnam situation meant he would not be elected but he signed a lot of racial equality laws into practice he did some good and some bad stuff

[@withacy]

He did get the nomination and lost in the general election to Jimmy Carter. It was the Democrat LB Johnson who became president in 1963 when JFK was assassinated, beat Goldwater in 1964, and though he could have run for reelection in 1968, he was so unpopular because of Vietnam (among other things), he didn’t even seek the nomination, which would’ve meant running against JFK’s brother, RFK (for the Democratic nomination), though RFK was assassinated and McGovern became the nominee (and lost to Nixon in a landslide). Sorry - I got carried away.

[@withacy]

Oh, and by the time Ford ran against Carter, the US had been out of Vietnam for awhile - it was Watergate and a very bad economy that did him in.

[@bethboldman8314]

You have to do the one where a bunch of engineers blew up a whale.

[@Duane_Grabert]

The blast blasted blubber beyond all believable bounds. Actual quote. Lol

[@Darth_Lunas]

Great reaction guys. Subbed.

[@kandradreas4334]

Bruh I had to wait a f*ckin week to get my new phone case once, and they just called in the entire US forces in only 3 days!? XD

[@Sharky762]

Just a small part of the US military

[@bethboldman8314]

Just so you know, Nixon wasn't impeached. But he would have been if he hadn't resigned.

[@cp368productions2]

Nixon was impeached, he resigned before he was removed from office which is not the same thing.

[@raymurray3401]

Essentially one of those instances where nic got overly excited and mixed up the details a bit.

[@Armygirlsdad]

Actually, Nixon was impeached. That's what happened in the US House of Representatives. He wasn't convicted, which would've happened in the US Senate. Being impeached is like being charged.

[@DemonSliime]

But we know how everyone would’ve voted, and he would have been impeached. For hypothetical purposes, you can consider him impeached .

[@nancystanton955]

I found your channel a couple of weeks ago with another of TFE's videos. I enjoy it very much. I was waiting for the loophole to be mentioned. I knew you guys would enjoy it.😏

[@StevenCryar]

Gerald Ford was not fucking around 😂😂

[@PaulMcElligott]

For the nuclear manhole cover, see “Operation Plum Bob”

[@Maelic666]

I need that manhole cover video

[@DavidRichardson153]

In fairness, that is probably not going to come for two reasons: 1) While it is called such, it was not actually a manhole cover, it was a plug designed for the hole that they would set nukes in for underground testing. It was much bigger and much heavier than any manhole cover ever. This is more of a technicality, and this is the smaller reason. 2) No one actually knows if that plug actually was launched into space. They knew it was no longer where it was supposed to be after the nuke was detonated, but they had no idea what actually happened to it. The most commonly held belief is that it was launched into space, but there are big issues with this. For one, the numbers needed to launch it, while calculated, were never confirmed in any way in any test before or since, and even at the time, the numbers were disputed. Secondly, and perhaps more importantly, there was absolutely no trace of this plug: no pieces of the plug itself, no pieces of what held it, no radar returns (all space launches were tracked on radar, and the plug was a mostly metal solid piece that would have easily reflected radar back to the receivers, and again, there were none), no sightings of it at all. In short, while that is the most common story, what little evidence there is point to it having been vaporized, maybe even without leaving its place. Granted, this is not confirmed either, but it is what was determined to likely have been what happened.

[@markmcelheney7513]

I Was Stationed 12 Miles South OF There, 1984-1985, At Camp Pelham. I Was A Cannon Cocker With A Btry, 2-17th. FA. Been To The JSA Many Times. I Know The Story Well. My Camp Was The Ammunition's Holding Area For The Whole Western Corridor Of S. Korea.

[@Morgaine]

This is one of my favorite reactions. I watch it over and over.

[@oneeyedjonny]

You guys gotta react to Fat Electricians - Angry Old Veteran vs. 700 Redcoats - Samuel Whittemore

[@gregsteele806]

I promise you when the USA said "We're here to finish the work left unfinished." They were NOT talking about a tree. Technically the Korean war was still ongoing.

[@rg20322]

Tropic Thunder is such an underrated movie!!!

[@benmelich8220]

Nixon actually resigned to avoid prosecution. I know this because I watched him announce his resignation on live television. I remember him crying as he made the announcement.

[@rebeccafoust7145]

Yes, some events just stick with us. Those were some eye opening times for me, realizing the government was not trustworthy. We must keep our eyes open.

[@GodelFishbreath]

Nixon was the bad guy, but redeemed by the worse actions of later and less honorable.

[@DiggitySlice]

Nixon wasn't impeached, he resigned.

[@juliekrajack5460]

Lol how cute the South Koreans tried to out ‘Mercia America lol😂

[@TheArkyCrew]

Love this story for sure.

[@shewanttheducky495]

I just want to know if i can visit the plaque for the two fallen that weren't given justice.

[@nguyenkh2002]

I know the type of guys the military uses to train their people in martial arts. My brother's old Judo teacher, Yoshisada Yonezuka, was used to train the West Point guys and was the Olympic Judo coach a few times. He is a third dregree black belt in Karate after defeated nine 2nd degree black belts and is a Kudan, ninth degree black belt in Judo.

[@Yamato-tp2kf]

That's very impressive...

[@buckeyegirl16]

His "buh" makes me laugh every time 😂

[@rahxephonmanga9802]

Did you guys watch the video he made about Staff Sergeant Reckless?

[@mypersonalchaos]

Americans get a bit over the top when it comes to being challenged... I would love to see your reaction to his " Limping Lady" video

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Ford really wasn't a terrible president. He didn't want to be there, and he had had no real interest in the job, but he did okay all things considered. Sure, we may have overflexed in the poplar tree incident, but better to overflex than go full whimpering milquetoast like some other presidents and administrations have. I mean, they named a damn new aircraft carrier after him. You don't see them doing that for President John Tyler (who might have been the worst overall). And, if I'm honest, I like that the administration put their soldiers' safety first, and did honor those who died instead of pretending nothing happened and leaving the check point at risk. And, damn, with that many stratofortresses overhead, I'd have been shitting myself even though I was on the same side. 😀

[@rmweidner7596]

I will admit that I haven't gone through all of the comments, but I wanted to weigh in on the whole "manhole cover" post-credits item to give you a little more detail...and which I hope Nic actually includes in his video on that topic: _The USA didn't just do it once, they did it TWICE._ The first time, they weren't sure if the manhole cover had been vaporized or if it had been launched, so they made sure to use another manhole cover setup during a subsequent underground test (along with a few high-speed cameras) to determine what happened...and they had to base their velocity calculations for the manhole cover on a single frame of film, as it was the only one which captured the manhole cover being launched - and, even then, the cover was moving so quickly that in the VERY NEXT frame of high-speed film (shutter speed was 1000 frames PER SECOND) it was no longer visible. I won't say anything more about it, because I'm sure Nic will do an even better job than I ever could.

[@stangundam01]

have you covered the biggest logistical flex or the bat bomb yet?

[@eddiealford9544]

Love y’all’s reactions to the Fat electrician. You have to see some of his shorter videos reviewing various small arms, ships, and aircraft. His review of the 1911 is hilarious!

[@KurtisMiel-ys1md]

America nobody does Logistics like America😂😂😮

[@chaser73065]

The manhole cover launch is called Operation Plumbbob

[@trishc3099]

The episode is called "America almost nuked the moon".

[@Teckfall15]

Yes, the manhole cover blown into space actually happened...

[@rmweidner7596]

Oh, and one other thing - this time, regarding Gerald R. Ford: it turns out that he was a very good President, considering that there was MUCH more going on than simply a buddy helping a friend out. Here's the scoop on that situation. • The Vietnam war was winding down, but there was still an incredible amount of tension in the American public - which was starting to come close to rioting (or worse) • Richard M. Nixon was actually interested in fighting any potential impeachment, and it was virtually certain that the House of Representatives would successfully vote to have the U.S. Senate actually conduct the impeachment trial • Nixon, furthermore, truly believed that, as President, he was empowered to take actions he deemed necessary and that he was therefore not subject to outside review (by folks such as - oh, I don't know - the U.S. Congress) So you had protests taking place across the USA, a president who was convinced that he could do no wrong ("Tricky Dick" even went so far as to go on television and declare that he was "not a crook"), and a powder-keg of an issue in the entire Watergate scandal which could honestly result in the USA falling apart at the seams. Something had to be done to fix this, so a deal was struck where Nixon would step down _while the House of Representatives was actually debating whether to vote to impeach him_ and that he would be granted a full Presidential pardon, so that this could all die down. Ford knew, going into this deal, that he was going to have to fade the heat for it all, but he was willing to do it because it was the one course of action where (hopefully) people wouldn't be at each others' throats...and it wasn't like he had any expectations to be the job after the next election.

[@randomlyentertaining8287]

Washington was actually elected for his first term. 43,782 people voted for him.

[@cj-iz4kf]

Any one that uses actually in a sentence I'd a d**k 🤷‍♂️🤷‍♂️ xx

[@billmarshall5040]

The world should be forever grateful our military is used with restraint!

[@cameronhermann9400]

One thing, the soldiers were originally just going to “trim” the tree to avoid hostilities I believe, but after the killing the tree got circumcised.

[@Scoots1994]

That's like 40000 troops to cut down a tree.

[@tonycardone990]

What I want to know is, Why could they not take the tree down in a few minutes? Chainsaws existed and could cut deep enough into the tree to take it down in 1 minute. Were they using pocket knives to cut it down? The only reason I can think of that it would take so long is planning by the higher ups detailing which branches were to be cut first, and exactly how long the logs had to be before moving to the next branch. Realistically they could have had one guy walk in at night, drill a hole in the trunk, insert a stick of dynamite, light the fuse and walk away. I've taken down trees that way before and it works really good.

[@roryvandenberg3710]

I know how much you guys love your military history. Don't know how much you guys know about Blair Paddy Mayne, 1st SAS. DARK DOCS have a vid on him - the unknown Irish warrior whom the nazis feared the most. Man was a legend, fully deserved the VC.

[@gaojen3365]

I visited the DMZ as a kid. And after living outside of Seoul for 18months, NK has so many tunnels dug under the DMZ into SK, one of which had an entrance discovered less than 10miles from my home. The DMZ was so political it was fairly sedate.

[@chrisblood7395]

In addition to that squadron of F-111's from Mtn. Home AFB, Idaho, they also sent a Fly-away team from the Civil Engineering Squadron there. I know, 'cause I was yanked out of my bed; told to pack a deployment bag; and report to Deployment Out-processing. Next day? I was in Korea... We wound up doing pretty much nothing, but considering what could have happened? None of us complained. Well, not too much, anyway...Then, in 1982, I spent a year stationed at Kunsan AB; way south of the DMZ, on the shore of the Yellow Sea. Fun times...😎

[@Cody38Super]

Ford.....exactly the man you wanted to respond and how.

[@Yamato-tp2kf]

19:30 I can Imagine the North Korean radar guy saying this: I didn't bring my brown pants today...😂😂😂

[@jacehartog2985]

I had a buddy who was an Air Force PJ, who was on that mission sitting in one of the hoes that was circling with the troops. This particular guy was also one of the Son Tay Raiders.

[@billmarshall5040]

💪 💪💪💪💪 American Flex!😂😂😂😂

[@benjamies4136]

Gerald Ford is from my city, he isn't extremely respected. But our city is also home to Amway, Devos, so it is expected here.

[@pfrstreetgang7511]

The man hole cover in space had to do with nuclear tests

[@HypoRex]

I would love to see a movie about this, how have I never heard of this crazy operation, you'd figure this would be well known

[@dinkoz1]

There is a short sify story about that manhole cover launched into space at a speed greater than that required to leave the solar system. Basically, in the story, it flew to the cradle world' of imperial space civilization and caused the fall of that empire. 😂

[@leliamiller1609]

FA, were gonna let you FO. Why? Because it's fun! Hoorah!😅

[@2strokinit527]

Somewhere in space is just a manhole cover just flying along, can you imagine being an alien race that finds it and to decypher the "Wrrighting" on it?

[@scarytruths01]

Hm... my father was station in soul Korea during the time viatnam war got his blackbelt in Korea an was in the Army...

[@louisdomenicojr9817]

Truth. I was in the ROK 88-89. Took a tour of camp Bonifous. Then my mind started creeping about facts, first line was WTF? REALLY? Then I got edumacationed.

[@InstrucTube]

Haven't made the manhole video yet, but there's some interesting info out there if you want to check for it.

[@PAT8888-is2pd]

He didn't tell you that Gerald Ford was an Eagle scout and a US Navy war veteran.

[@PAT8888-is2pd]

The Eagle Scout part of him was always be prepared. The Navy War vet let him know what to have on hand to be prepared.

[@Padfoot1985]

Everyone loves to talk shit about Ford. Because of the circumstances. With you know, being appointed President. As someone from Michigan, I visited the library and grave site. I'm aware that what I was shown was an obvious fluff piece. Yet he still did a lot of good. Even knowing he wouldn't get re-elected because of helping out the homies line. He didn't want the position at all. Everyone just sidesteps the whole reason he was there in the first place. He did the job. Not a superstar, but he still did the job. A job he didn't want and only got because Nixon He only did the pardon because he was preventing what we are going through now. A trial of a political heavyweight that broke the law. And now he is being held accountable. The whole country is screaming at each other because of it. Ladies and Gentleman, the reason he pardoned Nixon. Turn the anger on him, which you couldn't do anything about. Versus having everyone fight each other about why the case was happening. Sound familiar?

[@TheGaffler]

And whatever became of the instigator "The Bulldog"??...........

[@tiffanyokeefe]

Why was an aircraft carrier named after Gerald Ford since it seems he was not worthy of that

[@timjarrett5016]

An entire CLASS of carrier was named after him...not just one ship

[@KurtisMiel-ys1md]

yeah I already know the story I've heard it from multiple perspectives several different documentaries we were actually the first ones in space with a satellite granted it wasn't a satellite that could send a transmission cuz it was a manhole cover and it was an accident but yeah we were the first person people America to send an artificial satellite into space AKA the manhole cover that was launched into space by a nuclear Underground nuclear detonation yeah I didn't think it would eat in the space but it did there was enough force and pressure that yeah it went airborne and kept going airborne permanently😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@nathanedwards4728]

they would have sent personnel from pearl harbour and Japan

[@kirktennyson612]

South Korean Reporter to his producer Were we supposed to be having an Eclipse today? Producer No that's just the Americans doing some Gardening in the DMZ the North did the Stupid and the Americans are putting the final touches to the Job, and figured they needed some shade!

[@Wandering_Vet]

Having been to the DMZ, it’s not that bad.

[@nathanedwards4728]

that guy behind kim il sun in the photo has an interesting face

[@nathanedwards4728]

if it's a medical thing my bad

[@Beans-1111]

Can you imagine how scared North Korea would be if that happened in this time instead of the 1950's? We are WAY WAY more powerful now then we were back in the 50's! I can't imagine how scared to death North Korea would be!

[@Zarni-fv2fj]

I think they should have cut the tree down to a big middle finger sculpture.

[@ChuckHuffmaster]

Since we have the number one military on the planet I'm not too worried about our national debt I mean what are they going to do if we decide not to repay our loans

[@KurtisMiel-ys1md]

Yeah yeah and you thought the South Koreans came to play they came to play but the Americans came to play for keeps mine mine😮😂😂😂😂😂

[@Cody38Super]

Bubba, spend a coin an upgrade that dial-up internet connection!

[@JeffK1962]

Gerald Ford was also a member of the Warren Commission. The king of coverup.

[@rileyraynor9917]

mars to liverpool single...liam gallagher and john squire...where is it!¡!!!!

[@cj-iz4kf]

England has still nuked you twice x