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Originally Posted by Takeda Shingen
I kind of see it the opposite way. North Korea has overplayed it's hand. It acted with violence already, so the only step that it can further go is full-scale retaliation; something that it's leadership clearly wouldn't want because they know that it will lead to the end of the regime. I'd call their bluff and drop as many leaflets as I wanted.
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Leaflets is a pathetic retaliation to Cheonan and Yeonpyeong bombardment. If they wouldn't want to risk war by committing retaliation then they should just get over it. If they really object to bloody provocation they really should retaliate immediately.
Flying leaflets is so pathetic imo and it gains South nothing but an image of being a provocateur. North will think South as weak too in the end.
Military exercise however is well within South's sovereign rights and EVEN that irks North even more. But flying leaflets.....it's like being a hopeless helpless online activist while South is a whole sovereign country. To me in the end it only made South to look silly and stupid both to North Korea and international community.
It's akin to simply refusing to talk to your neighbor because that neighbor robbed and bloodied you