Donald Trump has declared that the US is "totally prepared" to take a military option against North Korea, saying "it will be devastating" to Pyongyang.
The US president was reacting to reports of a North Korean threat to shoot down American bombers, after what the country called a declaration of war.
"We are totally prepared for the second option. Not a prefered option. But if we take that option it will be devastating, I can tell you that, devastating for North Korea," Trump said on Tuesday from the White House.
"That's called a military option. If we have to take it, we will."
But in court papers asking a federal judge to let him conduct a combined purge and ban on transgender military servicemembers,
the *resident's minions whine that they can't obey the court's order to start inducting them in January because it's hard:
In a sworn statement included in the motion, Lernes Hebert, acting deputy assistant secretary of Defense for military personnel policy, added that accepting transgender recruits by the new year would “impose extraordinary burdens” on the Pentagon by needing to prepare 20,367 recruiters, 2,785 employees across 65 Military Entrance Processing Stations, 32 service medical waiver authorities and personnel at nine boot camps.
“Beyond the sheer number of components and personnel involved, the implementation of accessions criteria is itself a complex undertaking,” he wrote.
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