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North Korea has fired several artillery shells into South Korea
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anyone think that US may be behind this?
1) US/SK were having live firing in the area
2) It is possible to fire some cruise missiles and not be detected
3) NK claimed that SK is the one who fired first
4) NK just announced that they have advanced nuke facility
5) US is pretty fast in sending in more navy
6) Obama is trying too hard to explain that it is an attack on "US's interest"
7) US need another war because the europe financial system is collapsing
8) People are so used to believe that NK must be the one who started it first.
In 1950, PRC sent in troops to save North Korea from total annihilation because of secret treaty obligations with NK and Soviet Union plus they don't want a unified Korea US proxy right at their frontier during the start of Cold War with KMT threatening to reinvade the Chinese mainland from Kinmen and Yunnan.
The world has changed. North Korea is a useful tool for China to blackmail the relevant parties but also an irritating pest which they might be thinking to get rid of. A misread of the current geopolitical situation resulting in a wrong move would prove disastrous for NK.
Don't underestimate North Korea , they might be desperate enough to start any sort of armed conflict in Korea Peninsula if that can save their fast weakening regime.
Not Going to happen.
China has its own problem to deal with and North korea could turn out to be one of such problem if they find the way to send their nukes around. In fact, beijing could be a North korean target and i m sure the chinese wont wnat that.
There is no reason for China to invade taiwan when things are getting better as long as the status quote is maintain.
As for South east Asia, if china invade Vietnam or the Spartley islands, we are talking about china fighting against a joint Asean force and China cant win. And that could spark a world war, which China will find itself destroyed with little friends
No one is that stupid to get China to start a war, apart from egomanic hardliners or ignorant cave dwellers somewhere in Yunan.
When that happens, even China would be a target and I dont think the Chinese would allow that to happen.
The nuclear-powered USS George Washington leaves Yokosuka U.S. Naval base in Yokosuka, south of Tokyo, November 24, 2010. The U.S. aircraft carrier will join a U.S.-South Korean military drill in waters off the west coast of the Korean peninsula, Yonhap news agency said on Wednesday, quoting the South Korean Defense Ministry.
Nov 25, 2010
TENSION BETWEEN KOREAS
N.Korea vows more strikes
SEOUL - NORTH KOREA on Thursday threatened more military attacks in response to any South Korean 'provocation' and said the United States is partly to blame for a deadly artillery barrage this week.
'If the warmongering South Korean puppets fail to return to their senses and commit another reckless military provocation, our army will carry out second and third rounds of powerful physical retaliatory strikes without hesitation,' a representative of the North's military said.
North Korean artillery batteries pounded a South Korean border island on Tuesday, killing four people and sparking global alarm.
The North says the South's military was to blame because it fired into the North's maritime territory during an exercise, a charge denied by Seoul. Washington is also at fault for its role in drawing the 'illegal' sea border in the aftermath of the 1950-53 Korean War, the representative said in a message to the US military quoted by the official news agency.
'The West Sea of Korea (Yellow Sea) has become a flashpoint where the risk of confrontation and clashes between the North and the South is persistent just because the US unilaterally drew the illegal Northern Limit Line,' he said.
'Therefore, the US can never evade responsibility for the recent exchange of fire.' The agency said the North's military representative at the border truce village of Panmumjom was responding to US charges that the North's attack breached the armistice in force since the war. -- AFP
TENSION BETWEEN KOREAS
N.Korea vows more strikes
SEOUL - NORTH KOREA on Thursday threatened more military attacks in response to any South Korean 'provocation' and said the United States is partly to blame for a deadly artillery barrage this week.
'If the warmongering South Korean puppets fail to return to their senses and commit another reckless military provocation, our army will carry out second and third rounds of powerful physical retaliatory strikes without hesitation,' a representative of the North's military said.
North Korean artillery batteries pounded a South Korean border island on Tuesday, killing four people and sparking global alarm.
The North says the South's military was to blame because it fired into the North's maritime territory during an exercise, a charge denied by Seoul. Washington is also at fault for its role in drawing the 'illegal' sea border in the aftermath of the 1950-53 Korean War, the representative said in a message to the US military quoted by the official news agency.
'The West Sea of Korea (Yellow Sea) has become a flashpoint where the risk of confrontation and clashes between the North and the South is persistent just because the US unilaterally drew the illegal Northern Limit Line,' he said.
'Therefore, the US can never evade responsibility for the recent exchange of fire.' The agency said the North's military representative at the border truce village of Panmumjom was responding to US charges that the North's attack breached the armistice in force since the war. -- AFP
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Agree, this is a looker without make-up and plastic she looks better than any
of the "Nobody but you" Wonder Girls down south
And she likely taste like kimchi only if she becomes your POW.
Do not let the look deceive you. She is trained Commie killer, if you become her POW she will cut your prick off and pickle it like kimchi.
China, Cuba, North Korea, Laos, Vietnam are the 5 remaining communist states left in the world.
I think Iran and Burma have their own problems to solve, where got the time to join forces?
russia, cambodia, myanmar, no more?
russia, cambodia, myanmar, no more?
USSR already broke up and dissolved. Formerly yes, but not now.
Cambodia formerly a communist state, ruled by Khmer Rouge. But has ended and is now ruled under constitutional monarchy.
As for burma (formerly Myanmar) I think they has abandoned the communist ideology, and is lead by a military government.
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imho, these states could be still in communist rules internally. tis is juz my guess.
South Korean Defense Minister Kim Tae-young, center, looks at the destroyed houses on Yeonpyeong Island, South Korea, Thursday, Nov. 25, 2010. South Korea's president vowed Thursday to boost troops on an island targeted by a North Korean artillery barrage, while the North stridently warned of additional attacks if the South carries out any "reckless military provocations."
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