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Sling Shot
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Location: Canberra
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http://mobile.abc.net.au/news/2017-0...n-bomb/8867568
So apparently there was an earthquake in NK that was caused by their hydrogen bomb tests. It was felt by China and Japan. If true, this a major concern for not only world leaders, but citizens all in the range of NK's ICBMs. Just to let people that don't know, a hydrogen bomb is far greater in destruction than an atomic bomb. What should the world leaders do from now? Apparently there is going to be a NK announcement at 2am EST
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