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Jimbuna 05-27-10 04:01 PM

You take care....keep out of the line of fire, should it materialise.

Bubblehead1980 05-28-10 12:23 AM

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Originally Posted by raymond6751 (Post 1401686)
Instead of dropping explosives, from high altitudes, drop food and propaganda to his starving millions. Let them take care of him.

Put a really big price on his head.

Stop paying N. Korea to be nice. All of that money is going into his military anyway. (or his private Swiss bank account)

Sow food crop seeds from the air across the land, to grow food that doesn't have to be government controlled.

Sow counterfeit N. Korean money everywhere in the countryside, by air, to undermine his currency.


good plan, thing is all the Liberals would complain and the POS known as the UN , with countries like Russia and China would prob :cry: Oh I forgot France.

Who the hell gave china veto power? they should be slapped.Was it Nixon? :damn:

Platapus 05-28-10 08:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Bubblehead1980 (Post 1405253)

Who the hell gave china veto power? they should be slapped.Was it Nixon? :damn:

The same group of people who made the mistake of giving the US a veto.

The only way the nuclear powers (US, China, USSR, France, and UK) would agree to the charter of the UN is if they had special perks.

In the UN, all member states are equal, it is just that those with the nukes are more equal that the others.

Article 27 paragraph 3 of the UN Charter has been a travesty since the incorporation of the United Nations. Fat chance any of the nuke-five will ever agree to change paragraph 3 though, so we are stuck with it.

I can understand the nuke-five being permanent members of the SC, but that veto rule makes the SC an undemocratic oligarchy, and with the history of the misuse (abuse?) of Article 39, an oligarchy is not in the best interest of the member states.

TLAM Strike 05-28-10 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Bubblehead1980 (Post 1405253)
Who the hell gave china veto power? they should be slapped.Was it Nixon? :damn:

The permanent members of the security council were the major members of the Allies in WWII. When the Nationalist were chased off the mainland on to Taiwan the members of the UN voted to make the PRC the "Recognized" China in the UN.

Jimbuna 05-28-10 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Platapus (Post 1405450)
The same group of people who made the mistake of giving the US a veto.

The only way the nuclear powers (US, China, USSR, France, and UK) would agree to the charter of the UN is if they had special perks.

In the UN, all member states are equal, it is just that those with the nukes are more equal that the others.

Article 27 paragraph 3 of the UN Charter has been a travesty since the incorporation of the United Nations. Fat chance any of the nuke-five will ever agree to change paragraph 3 though, so we are stuck with it.

I can understand the nuke-five being permanent members of the SC, but that veto rule makes the SC an undemocratic oligarchy, and with the history of the misuse (abuse?) of Article 39, an oligarchy is not in the best interest of the member states.

Spot on sir :salute:

August 05-28-10 11:00 AM

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Originally Posted by scudhawk (Post 1403299)
I feel sorry about your unhappy experiences about South Korea, but there are many more Koreans who like US - at least, don't dislike US - then those who dislike US. Minorities often use extreme measures to show thier opinion, so it may seems like that they are representing major public, but they are not, as KKK doesn't represent the majority of US citizen.

You aren't alone either. This pretty much describes the German peoples feelings toward the foreign troops stationed there during the 1970's and 80's.


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