Californian Palisade Initiative

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2008: The United States of America elects its first black president, Barack Obama
2009: The Democratic People's Republic of Korea (North Korea) conducts a nuclear test
2012 February: Trayvon Martin is shot by George Zimmerman, rallies begin in March
2012 April: North Korea tests long-range missile
2012 November: Barack Obama re-elected
2012 December: North Korea launches rocket-mounted satellite
2014 August: Michael Brown shot in Ferguson, MO; Black Lives Matter forms
2014 December: North Korea successfully launches cyber-attack on Sony Pictures
2016 November: Donald Trump elected president of USA
2017 January: North Korea in final stages of mounting nuclear warheads on long-range missiles
2017 August: Charlottesville Protests, Trump blames "both sides"
2017 August: North Korea fires missile over Hokkaido, Japan
2017 September: Today

Race relations have become more tense than ever, beginning with the election of President Barack Obama. In 2009 Barack Obama developed the Californian Palisade Initiative to unite the American people. To our knowledge, this was with the best of intentions. The premise was this:

The United States would be stronger as a nation. The feelings of unity and belonging would strengthen us in the face of any real threats or a third World War (with the middle-east). A North Korean secret treaty was established as a false threat to unite us, and a false military engagement was scheduled to take place which never happened; the treaty had little to no effect on the American people, and due to the expiration of the treaty (Hillary Clinton not elected President) North Korea felt they were not being taken seriously.