Last week, The U.N Security Council unanimously voted on new sanctions against North Korea after the country tested intercontinental ballistic missiles. Glenn described these sanctions as “some of the toughest sanctions he’s ever seen.” These include North Korea being unable to sell raw materials, coal, energy products, iron, raw minerals and sea food products --- all of which could cost up to $1 billion within the first month.
Kim Jong Un is now blaming these sanctions on the American people and government, promising “thousand fold revenge” against the United States.
What does this mean?
“I don’t know,” Glenn admitted.
We are technically still at war with North Korea, and these sanctions could be the straw that turns the war from cold to active.
“Our lives could change in any 18-minute period . . . and the world would change forever because of this,” Glenn said.