North Korea - how serious should we take them?
Discussion
Oceanic said:
Welshbeef said:
Well we would have destroyed their Neuclear capability period. No need to use Neuclear against them just standard bombs to take out the facility.
Whilst captain yank is precision bombing the north's "neuclear" facilities, Seoul is on the receiving end of 500,000 rounds of artillery rounds an hour including chemical and biological warheads, so perhaps not such a smart idea!! tescorank said:
5.3-magnitude "artificial earthquake" detected near North Korea's main nuclear site
Tremor was nuclear test, South Korea says
Nuclear test was country's fifth and "most powerful" to date
Explosion was twice as powerful as January test
Suspected test comes on 68th anniversary of founding of North Korean regime
South Korea condemns Kim Jong-un for "maniacal recklessness"
Are we sure this wasn't simply the fat little maniac letting one rip after breakfast pies?Tremor was nuclear test, South Korea says
Nuclear test was country's fifth and "most powerful" to date
Explosion was twice as powerful as January test
Suspected test comes on 68th anniversary of founding of North Korean regime
South Korea condemns Kim Jong-un for "maniacal recklessness"
China, our new friends, still buys sh*t loads of cheap coal from NK, which, according to the BBC correspondent, is one of the outstanding 'loop holes' in the existing UN trade sanctions against the north.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers.
Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers. Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Welshbeef said:
Well we would have destroyed their Neuclear capability period. No need to use Neuclear against them just standard bombs to take out the facility.
they still have a very formidable air defense + bunch of very capable fighters, while US planes are significantly more advanced don't forget Norks are playing on the home turf and they always have the option to retaliate on SeoulCobnapint said:
China, our new friends, still buys sh*t loads of cheap coal from NK, which, according to the BBC correspondent, is one of the outstanding 'loop holes' in the existing UN trade sanctions against the north.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced fkers.
Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Doesn't that make them 7-faced, not just 2 ?In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers. Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Cobnapint said:
China, our new friends, still buys sh*t loads of cheap coal from NK, which, according to the BBC correspondent, is one of the outstanding 'loop holes' in the existing UN trade sanctions against the north.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced fkers.
Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Just like the UK with Saudi Arabia and the recent arms report which MPs are trying to bury?In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers. Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
China doesn't want a United Korea that is allied to the US or the invariable refugee influx should the regime collapse.
BigLion said:
Just like the UK with Saudi Arabia and the recent arms report which MPs are trying to bury?
China doesn't want a United Korea that is allied to the US or the invariable refugee influx should the regime collapse.
Most of South Korea doesn't want a united Korea either; the economic hit for re-educating 25 million drones, cleaning up the environmental mess and reconstructing the north's infrastructure to drag it out of the 1950s would be in the trillions. Even the corporates don't, they do well out of the crossborder work camps.China doesn't want a United Korea that is allied to the US or the invariable refugee influx should the regime collapse.
Cobnapint said:
China, our new friends, still buys sh*t loads of cheap coal from NK, which, according to the BBC correspondent, is one of the outstanding 'loop holes' in the existing UN trade sanctions against the north.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced fkers.
Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Russia also has an unknown number of NK slaves working in their forestry operations and recently Vice did a piece showing there are NK slaves working in Polish shipyards, right in the EU.In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers. Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Art0ir said:
Cobnapint said:
China, our new friends, still buys sh*t loads of cheap coal from NK, which, according to the BBC correspondent, is one of the outstanding 'loop holes' in the existing UN trade sanctions against the north.
In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced fkers.
Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
Russia also has an unknown number of NK slaves working in their forestry operations and recently Vice did a piece showing there are NK slaves working in Polish shipyards, right in the EU.In other words, China is flouting the UN sanctions while expressing outrage at the nuke testing.
Two faced f
kers. Oh, and they are extremely upset about the US positioning it's antimissile system in South Korea.
Like I said - a face for every day of the week.
you'll find your answer here
https://books.google.me/books?id=NZhENgENhEQC&...
however I don't think it would activate while on the ground
https://books.google.me/books?id=NZhENgENhEQC&...
however I don't think it would activate while on the ground
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