North Korea - how serious should we take them?
Discussion
Ste1987 said:
I'm clearly missing something with this malarky; who is provoking NK? And why? Do they have oil? Or is it something to do with the fact the citizens are treated like st and 'Murica want to free them? It just seems to me that if we ignore them, they'll go away
That dynasty has form. They want reunification on their terms. They have tried to invade before, then again at a later date they dug invasion tunnels. I think that without the us on site, NK would be thinking of a trip to a beach in South Korea, better take the army in case the locals get antsy.......And they are a buffer for the Chinese. So they just keep telling Kim the piemiester that he looks good in that suit and the world loves him.
Northern soldiers recently snuck into the DMZ and laid some land mines by a gate in the fence. Blowing both legs off one South Korean soldier and causing another soldier to lose his foot.
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/09/asia/koreas-tens...
That's what promoted the South to start broadcasting anti-regime messages into the North.
http://edition.cnn.com/2015/08/09/asia/koreas-tens...
That's what promoted the South to start broadcasting anti-regime messages into the North.
So, whats worrying me with this is the level both sides are taking it.
I remember the last artillery bullst they played a year ago. Both sides didn't consult their usual friends. This time the US is involved.
How serious should we take them, or is the half the world trying it's damnedest to flex its military might at the other half.
I remember the last artillery bullst they played a year ago. Both sides didn't consult their usual friends. This time the US is involved.
How serious should we take them, or is the half the world trying it's damnedest to flex its military might at the other half.
Oily Nails said:
Mr E said:
Does the posturing suggest Kim is under pressure or feeling insecure from internal politics?
Only if he is running low on bullets for the firing squads.Either way, the speed at which he's executing people from his inner circle does suggest that he's not the most stable of chaps.
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