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Originally Posted by Castout
There's no need to panic they don't even have enough warheads to destroy a quarter of the entire world 
[it's a joke and if you didn't find yourself laughing or at least grinning at that you're not a cool person LoL]
Great! Now I got to tell my 9yr old daughter I'm not the cool person she thinks I am.  I didn't want to come across as somebody overly concerned about this. I noticed the stock markets have not been unduly affected by the sinking of the South Korean ship or the eventual realization that it was sunk by the North Koreans. Strange as the markets are more sensitive then usual for anything that could cause uncertainty in the future. Pretty good indication that they've heard it all before and are discounting it. Still, I have to wonder at how irrational the "anointed ones" behavior is and seems to be getting worse. |
Correction! It's singular anointed one.
At least until his youngest son takes over.
US-South Korea joint naval exercise is obviously going to destabilize Kim Jong Il
(instead of the Korean peninsula). The question is would he destabilize the Korean peninsula in effect? And if so how far would he go?
Anyway imo this is one of those immediate task for the Obama administration to handle. NK nuclear issue is probably even more dangerous than Iran nuclear issue(much to the disappointment of Israel
)
Honestly much concessions or even too much of it have been given to NK and China. The joint naval exercise has been postponed many many times and has even changed its intended location. I see no reason for NK to be so agitated but then again NK follows a different flow of logic altogether. If there were going to be war it would not be started by South Korea and US. That much is obvious.