N. KOREAN SHIP "WISE HONEST" SEIZED AFTER MISSILE TEST

On May 9, 2019 North Korea had another short range ballistic missile test. The three missiles each flew more than 200 miles. In response ten minutes later the United States fired an ICBM that flew 4,000 over the Pacific, and it seized the North Korean coal ship named the WISE HONEST. The name of the ship (at skip +134,076) is the axis term. It is the only ELS of the name in Torah. At the same skip one column left is a transliteration of KOREA. On the top line of the matrix at skip +1 is SHIP. Also at skip +1 is COAL. At one skip less than the axis term's are MISSILE and TEST. COAL and TEST share a letter mem. MISSILE touches COAL and SANCTIONER which is at skip +1. AND THE USA is at skip +2.

Note: In addition to the ICBM test the Ohio-class ballistic-missile submarine USS Rhode Island (SSBN 740) along with the U.S. Navy's Strategic Systems Programs (SSP) conducted a successful test flight of one unarmed Trident II D5 missile on May 9, 2019. The launch was off the coast of Cape Canaveral, Florida. This missile flew more than 7,000 miles into the South Atlantic.

STATISTICAL SIGNIFICANCE OF THE MATRIX.  As per my standard protocol, no statistical significance is assigned to the axis term, which is WISE HONEST at its lowest/only ELS in wrapped Torah. There were two terms that were quite significant: a transliteration of KOREA was found against odds of about 48.9 to 1 and the word for COAL at skip +1 was also found against odds of 48.9 to 1. While the word for SHIP was at skip +1, it was only found against odds of about 4.7 to 1 because the word was made up of part of the common expression in Torah of I AM HASHEM (God).

       Although the cluster of terms that includes MISSILE,  TEST, COAL and SANCTIONER were of interest, they were not so close to the axis term. Chances for finding each of these words varied from 61% up to nearly 100%. All combined, the matrix was found against odds of about 34,196 to 1. There were more terms of interest noted at special case skips, buy they require expansion of the matrix down or to the right. However, from an intelligence point of view it should be remembered that although I do not assign extra value for word clusters or terms that touch, there is no reason why my way of evaluating a matrix needs to be the only way. I am simply trying to be consistent.