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Is North Korea about to launch IMMINENT nuke attack on United States? Kim hints at 'END'

A statement in the country's state media just hours ago announced Kim Jong-un's government is close to its "final goal of perfecting the nuclear force of the state".

It claims it is this nuclear might that will bring about the "imminent tragic end" of the United States.

The warning comes as President Donald Trump revealed he warned his Secretary of State Rex Tillerson to not bother trying to negotiate with Kim.

In a series of tweets, Trump said Tillerson is "wasting his time trying to negotiate with little rocket man". "Save your energy Rex, we'll do what has to be done," he added.

ATTACK: North Korea has said the United States is about to meet its imminent end. But the latest from North Korea makes it clear there is no chance of a peaceful negotiation taking place.

The state propaganda machine said: "Not content with calling for the regular deployment of nuclear strategic assets on the Korean peninsula together with the south Korean puppet forces, the US is staging a combined infiltration drill to irritate the DPRK.

"The US frantic moves are a revelation of the feelings of defeat, shame and weakness of the US unable to check the dynamic advance of the DPRK toward the final goal of perfecting the nuclear force of the state, and also an expression of uneasiness and horror about its imminent tragic end.".

It adds the United States is clearly hellbent on igniting a nuclear war on its land at any cost and "exterminate all living things".

North Korea also appears to be becoming more paranoid by the day, with dictator Kim describing the US-South Korean defence treaty as a secret scheme to invade his country.

It described the agreement as "a treaty embedded with a plot to actualise their delusion to invade North Korea".

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Robin Maher - Poverty and the death penalty in the United States - Duration: 2:26.

I have never met a rich person who has been sentenced to death

because rich people can afford good lawyers.

They hire the best lawyers and they are not sentenced to death.

They have access to resources,

to people who have influence in society,

they themselves may have status as people who have education,

who have important jobs.

Those are things that poor people don't have.

We don't know what it is like

to go to bed hungry at night,

we don't know what it is like to be sick or have a loved one sick

and not be able to take that person to the doctor

or to pay for the medications.

Here in the United States, the richest country in the world,

we have children who are hungry all the time

and that's their prevailing major memory of their childhood

is being hungry and not have enough food to eat.

We have violence, and we have drug abuse

abuse and we have terrible housing conditions,

we have lack of access to medical care,

so many things that poverty brings on these children

who then grow up to maybe make bad decisions,

maybe because of the trauma in their life react inappropriately

to stimuli to situations in which they find themselves

in trouble.

Every client I have ever represented or even come in contact with

here in the United States and all around the world,

they all have been poor.

They all have been poor.

There is no question that it is a major contributing factor

to the fact they end up on death row.

Because they come to this point so already burdened,

they have so many difficulties because of their economics status.

Because our world is...

the gap between the rich and the poor

grows larger and larger.

So, I think, you know it is again one more reason I don't think

we should be using the death penalty

when we see the effects it is having disproportionately

on people who are poor, people who are vulnerable

for so many reasons.

I think the World Coalition is right to focus on poverty

it is a unifying factor and theme around the world

in all the countries that use the death penalty.

Despite all the differences that we have country to country,

we see poor people on all of those death rows

and so I think it is a very appropriate thing to focus on.

It focuses the public's attention on.